Immaculata Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Will wonders never cease!! l Nlaryellen Strack Quarrel with a friend and you are both wrong. PROPERTY os' HAMBURG HISTORICAL SOCIETY f X l Kathryn Blake Wislh not so much to live long as to live we . Karen Brady Only those who listen with hearts can understand. - t . X .-...............1....N.u.....---...-. . , - ,. .,,, ,' ' ,egg FEBRUARY 6, 1778 The Declaration of Independ- ence convinced the French that America would fight, Saratoga convinced them that it could . So, on February 6, 1778, France signed the Treaty of Alliance. 4, f Robin Schaeffer And in the sweetness of friendshi there be laughter. p, let f , . IF.i'.TZ.1 .,,.. Karen Flury l've been so far and tried so much, al- ways keeping in mind how good life is. MARCH 5, 1770 On Nlarch 5, 1770, one of the most important events in colonial history, occurred. A fight broke out between fifty belligerent col- onists and numerous British guards This incident resulted in the deaths ofthreemen and the wound- ing of two others. Excited ac- counts ofthe Boston Massacre inflamed the tempers of Amer- icans and made them more dis- tressed over the British rule. f c Joanne Giglia Three grand essentials to happiness E in life are something to do, to love, and to hope for. 1 B l Cathy Hines We judge ourselves by what we feel ca- pable of doing, others judge us by what we have done. ...mwiwm V... ,,,.. ,,,,,,mr.TT' 1 D Peggy Kirst lt matters not how long we live, but how well we live. l Anne Nlarie Nowicki Pamela Redmond Go placidly amid the noise and haste, I fanned the flame of friendship and it and remember what peace there may be fired love. in silence. W ...ms .-...,..a,.,1., APRIL 18, 1775 One if by land, and two, if by seap And l on the opposite shore shall be, Ready to ride and spread the alarm Through every Middlesex village and farm, For the country folk to be up and to arm . W Donna Burns A singer cannot delight you with her singing unless she herself delights to sing. 5 15? Diane Kobiolka Robin Lewis lf you do not understand my silence, you To love and to be loved is the greatest will not understand my words. joy on earth. f X I Diane Paluch Laughter is one remedy that makes us all feel better. Mary Anne Violanti Now, l'm no longer doubtful of what l'm living for. 1--..-. -af -,W l Karin Spoonley To be what we are, to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life. Karen Wickett If you love something set it free. If it comes back it's yours. lf not it never was. f l 1' Susan Cramer Today well-lived makes every yesterday , Kathleen Kessler a dream of happine5S..-eVery tomorrow There is no duty vve so much understand a vision of hone- as the duty of being happy. Lynn Luthringer Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul. X X MAY 10, 1775 On Nlay 10, 1775, while the entire country was excited over the events of Lexington and Concord, the Second Conti- nental Congress met in Phila- delphia to create an army. It was here that Patrick Henry proclaimed his famous words: Give me liberty or give me death! x , , l M,-mw-ft? Shelia O'NIalley Sharon Owozarczak Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Dare what you dare to dream, go where you want, and be what you want to be. Donna Pereira Roberta Schneider The most completely lost day of all, is l love you more today than yesterday, the day in which we do not laugh. but not as much as tomorrow. PROPERTY oF HA,mURG HISTORICAL SOCIETY I .....- ...ct- D'Ellen Maurer Those who love deeply never grow old, they may die of old age, but they die young. JUNE 15, 1775 After the Continental Congress had established its new army, their next task was to decide who would lead it. On June 15 1775, George Washington was' appointed Commander-in-chief of the new colonial army. Wash ington's appointment was met with great enthusiasm and he served the army wisely and efficiently. Deborah Bratek .3 , A . Nlaureen Nlangan The thing that goes the farthest, makes To achieve great things, we must llve life worthwhile, costs the least, is a as though we were never going to die happy smile. f X X I I , I Susan McNaughton Don't walk before me, I may not follow. Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me. xxx Darlene Stulak giving isn't worth living without a little un. ' Mary Orban A true friend is one soul in two bodies X4 .. gi F ,MQ-,X S- ir -Fw They call THIS soup? f X N , JULY 4, 1776 Throughout the Spring of 1776, colony after colony came under the sway of radical patriotsp men who wanted independence and a new nation. A committee of men were instructed to draft an in- dependence resolution. What they were to produce--wrapped in the thrilling words of Jefferson--was a document that was to inspire hundreds of millions of peoples, on every continent for generations to come, with the dignity and the place of man on earth. Isabel Nlenendez Beauty is the sensible image of the ln- finite. Truth and justice live within us. Charlotte Nason Victoria Steiger He who does not hope to win has already l-ive, love, laugh and be happy. los X' X Tamra Swyers A mirror reflects a man's faoep whathe is really like is shown by his friends Theresa Zablonski If you can't be well known--you can be worth knowing. WM- N ef 1-M-awww. :.:.Q-eazxun Susan Beamish Just knowing that not far away, there is a special star that shines for you alone. f ' ,.,,. . ,fi -- . ,ln ' f . ....m.a4,:Iuf L '-ai? ft AUGUST 31, 1774 DIARY OF JOHN ADAMS He told us that Colonel Wash- ington made the most eloquent speech at the Virginia Conven- tion that was ever made. Says he,' l will raise one thousand men, subsist them at my own ex- pense, and march myself at their head for the relief of Boston! ' Susan Meindl He who asks questions is a fool for a moment. He who does not is a fool forever. . P 1 W-7.-.W-. V W-W-M--..-.---.K ' 0 ff 1 Y, '-'- .v 4.. '..-x. , -' rr V -N Catherine Haum esser lam what l am and l will remain that until l become what I want to be. SEPTEMBER 5, 17 74 The First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774 and consisted of fifty- six delegates. The first Con- gress was more interested in fair treatment from Great Britain than in independence. lt set forth the position of the colonies toward taxation and trade in a Declara- tion of Rights. way Kathleen Hens I have yet to be bored by someone pay- ing me a compliment. Michelle Jacob The world is mine . . .an open pathg my feet to follovv and my heart to hold l I Kathleen Nagel Sheryl Vogel lt S nice to be important, but more , , , The deepest feeling always shows itself lt's lmportant to be nice. in S'ilenCe. qi., 5--,.A. . 573.19 - 1 ,. . . me 5 tm .ms ,lf .Af l Therese Collins Mary Fuchs HHDDWCSS is 'Wt De feClled until it 55 We carry within the wonders we seek. shared. CCTOBER 17, 1777 Dolores Haier The one who knows all about you and loves you just the same is a true friend X7 X The surrender of Gentleman John- ny Burgoyne did more than con- vince the joyous Americans that they could win the warp it con- vinced France as well. When news reached London, Lord North and the king were in near despairp and now granted all the demands the Continental Congress had asked for before July 4, 1776. PROPERTY OF' HAMBURG HISTORICAL SOCIETY Nancy Nill I have only one wish--as you reach out to touch, may the world never hurt you. Denise Radwan I wonder what memories will hold through the years, whether they will bring smiles or tears. ' . - LU' ?'5? iii-.2 s 'ff'i'1Tl'3': all-li 1' ' , V 1 '1 aff .c i - or --we www - .gg 3 - - Kathleen Zwick To improve the golden moment of op- portunity, catch the good that is within is the art of life. 'mp Au -MDW 1 ' , fflflizi' A K! l . . . Alice Haier Patricia Ferris . Those who bring sunshine to lives of taxi Ylfsafiplfosgtim mir giifafgjgiy' others cannot keep it from themselves. ' NOVEMBER, 1777 ln November, 1777, Congress sent drafts of the Articles of Con- federation to the states for rati- fication, or official approval. But in state legislatures, the Articles were not ratified until Nlarch of 1781 . With independence ac- knowledged two years later, it remained to be seen if the new government would last. X , X f Linda Kaminski How you spend your time is more im- portant than how you spend your money. m.-g..w- ,WW Nlarian McDonnell I z Kim O'Connell The heart that gives, gathers. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves Sandra Schoetz Any time you wear a smile you're in the very best of style. f , ,. M.- ,,,M,.-,X HALL OP FAME BEST DRAMATIST lVlarian lVlcDonnell BEST LOOKING Kim O'Connell FRIENDLIEST Vicki Steiger MOST ATHLETIC Carol Fuchs MOST LIKELY TO BE FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT Barb Wujcikovvski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED llllary Sweeney MOST POPULAR Diane Paluch MOST PROMISINO BUSINESS STUDENT Nancy Nill MOST STUDIOUS Anne llllarie Novvicki MOST TALKATIVE Cathy Hines QUIETEST Theresa Collins WITTIEST Carol Kelley I Susan Suppa Take time to be friendly, it is the road to happiness. 'i .,....,P Mary Sweeney lt's not what we have but what we enjoy that constitutes our abundance. DECEMBER 1773 Just as the Stamp and Town- shend Acts had provoked the colonists, so did the Tea Act. Once again, radical colonists decided to resist the new Brit- ish law. In 1773, on a Decem- ber night, fifty citizens dressed as Indians stealthily boarded the tea ships in Boston Harbor and dumped three hundred and forty-two crates of tea into the gloomy water. 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' ,f--L- 'Q V.-:V ' y. -.V - 3 M -5.35 uw-1 .u: o -rvr:--VH-f. by , .,3f.., 4,3 V cl., :mg - .'f1'1Tfrzi-f 515, , ff, ,V V:-gg-,.-,j.., X ,H ' .ff ' lf: f5if 'F'Ji'i 5 'QL -1':, Vx V : V '31 'y':-J-Lai: 'V ' Q9 f Tl ,LV 1' VT'-' ffV-1 ,jwh-' ' .ji -.V ,g.:':vE2jV . .fig , gf 'V '--124' ff S56-F55-1 J V 11 V ,:,,-gf -'y .11- , 1- .VjV,g,.g , V- ' 53. vt Q ,Mfg 5. LQ? r- -br 1:12 1 -fA.7v,.1V - L24 alia: , , V' , ,.i1 'IJ V -',,.r- N . V , PQ?-:l' ff? '- . ,k , v Vg-4 N .. 3, V- V' Ll ' '.'- -.Ha 'Lv V -- 3541 ,. ff, . - '- 7'5fVV .r -. . 1 V ,ij , ,ga 33 wan.. . E-5 1f,I.3 . . . , ., ,.-Nlhlx Q K , . .g1 .fxv,r Q -...f:,,g:'.' Vw-' V VV.. -.1151-c., V-, ' ,.. .' 7,.:L , .VJV f Vo, ' .R V ' 1: lf,-G e::.Vaf.'11:: 11' rzV-,- ' i ,43'jf,21. 1 ADMI 1 TRATIO LTY , -. , x - ' 14-- f 598' Sister Presentia ADMINISTR TIG Teachers, Helpers, Guiders, Friends. All these describe the administration of lmmac- ulata Academy. They have compassion for our problems, understanding of our faults and most of all patience for all our childish pranks . They try very hard to mold us into good Christian girls and although we accept their efforts grudgingly, when we look back on our years at l.A. , we will be thankful for all they have done for us. ' r ' K V -inn: ' mv, fini- ,l , ffilffi Sister Mary L -N Sister Ann IVlary Nlrs. Koralewski -1 Q if A l X l fr X , w E1 ' l jg ,Q l , 1, 5 is 5 lk l 1 'X A -T -.1 , ae' , ,L Ill' S 'I Q 2? sv fi l mf' if 'V v J Q . I , 'li 24 E rl Il T 'fi al? f X xi i . 'S 1 . I ae 30 5 y M Mg Y V Y H, A g M 1 :flirty N xr, 1 m ul if .....:.'1,:.a.'91 GUIDANCE DEP RTMENT Did you ever see the Guidance office during Activity periods? lt is filled with students taking advantage of opportunities offered them . The most important role of our Guidance Department is individual counseling. The task of the counselor is not to make the decisions for the students, but to just help her on her way. . 'E V 1 WIMSXWW' - .. f, . I Pxfx .' I -Q ff 1 . .vii , J , ,ir ' 4 Al at Sister Angelis SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE Father Kenneth holds confidental discussions with those students who need spiritual guidance. The students greatly appreciate his advice and encouragement. Father Kenneth l ..:.m..-,nv ..t...,. . RELIGICDN DEPARTMEN'1 The religious department of lmmaculata Academy f play an important role in , shaping the characters of the girls here at l.A. i Through their steadfast 5ISteY Helen concern and determination, as they have enriched the stu- dents lives and brought them nearer to Christ. 6Wf'1f '23s Sister Mary l Sister Theodora lVlrs. Hagelin . 3 Z, Sister Carol Clare Sister Rachel Sistel' Maile at sl 25153. I 'Q 4 - f-.an..:,m- f 4 , A ANGUAGE DEPARTME T Miss Carballo Sister Carol Clare m.::.a:.:i:. f. ' .1 -W W. i., .:., V' -4 .1 ' -A as Lf ,lf 1. , . if ef ' - .- ii . -,ft5.v.a1!m.wwaw. - fc! ma., t. Mrs. Campos By joining one of the many courses of- fered at l.A. , you meet many inter- esting people, learn of foreign cus- toms, and acquire knowledge ofworld affairs. lt helps to provide the stu- dents with a deeper understanding of a country's heritage other than their own., It opens the door to a new and different cultural experience. Sister Nl. Cyrenea, not pictured here, teaches an intensive three year Latin course. 1 Ms . Trypak Sister Theodora TH DEPARTM N lVlath has become an essential tool in modern man's scientifically auto- mated world. lmmaculata's Department was designed to explore many levels of difficulty. First, Elementary Algebra is offered to Freshmen, Geometry to Sophomores, Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry to Jun- iors, and Pre-Calculus to Seniors. As the uses become more broad, the subject becomes more complex and intense. 144-iff . fp E ll -- '11 l ' .wgffem K, ,,, , ..,, . Q L-A 1.35 f f 5 5 f ,Zta I? fl if W Mr' MCGUWG Sister Presentia 34 , UNE Klll lx W L ins ,,4.....,,,-.a..f..5..w,w. ,l'p A, ...s..... BUSINESS DEP RTMENT The Business Department aims to pre- pare all students for their occupations in the outside world . Introduction to Business, Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, Shorthand, Business Law and Typing, all help to prepare each student for their prospective fields. lVIrs. Stiller 4 - Sister Rachel NHS- Murphy 58' Sister Helen Miss Kilooyne Mrs. Hagelin Sister Mary E GLISI-I DEP RTME T Miss Carballo , 'N , . ,Xxx Jj The English Department tries very hard year after year to not only make us more oul- tured women, but also to help us write and speak more eloquently. Sometime, they there don't always do so well dere Sister Marie Sister Ann Mary .R - 'SEQ 2. at K ,-X.. Qi l I Mrs. Hagelin Mrs. Cross . ., , k ,..-Q4 X 4. Sister Gerald I-IISTGRY DEP RTMENT This is 1976! Because this is our country's Bicentennial year, the His- tory Department plays a major role in our school's academics. It helps us become more aware of our homelands past events--enriching our hopes for the future. Sister Marie SCIENCE DEP RTME The Science Department provides us with an- swers to many of the unknown questions of the physical world. These answers are found on each grade level starting with the Freshmen s Physical Science, Sophomore's Biology Jun- ior's Chemistry, and hardest of all, Senior s Physics. Laboratory periods somewhat en- hance the value of these studies . a ' 1 4. -4 , .,., ,,,,. 1 . ff? Us -. fwfgss ,., Q ,, - 1 . ,iff , pry. a 521.31 iw? , ,, 1 ,,,,.f,Wf i A i xg 5535 : I , f A-i .lff'-fziwa ,- ,K 1,31 .. Ag, gm 'ff-:ffz'u' vi, -rr' 3 5154 U' ,elr ' pyu r ' 4 35: gg 2-T , -. A ,1 W.,-4z,i I ' 'cf'-mf J' . ' , Z 5 Y ., ' - ,Q ,Q 11 2 r,:z:W'm5fZ fm- 1, , 5, .W 2 it 'rm , ,QT ,,,,?-W-g?5,,,we'ff,t 4 Q, . lk X erm. Sister Cantia 4 'H A ' x 4 x X . fv 1 . ,- C? I q t y f M My K ff 4,1 it ,, , f ww rw f 5, gz ,fly ff 4 'ze few' 'fs ,ga ,H 3, ,if 016, dv Mi R , ? f 45651 N W M? g 4 Q af' H in , ,gli 7,3,t?'0h?V5QY 3 fussy, ,ww 161, lynn, , Z ff 44: 441 gym f ag .f 'EN' D f A N r , r ,gf 1 'W , if , if , 2 20 ,lr . 4? , ' 4 Y I 1 l an 1 l I QQ? 1:72 fffff S llp' l - ' ' lrlr' up 1 7 li-.ft ij .V ',-'.' 5 ' eee- , Mrs . Taneff lVls Trypak Mr Faso 38 .X - w.Ww-ei.aNsasf-w,m,.c, ,.,.,.. ARTS DEP RTMENT The Arts Department has contributed to the education of the girls at Sr. Geraldine has helped the girls to develop their artistic talents and to bet- ter appreciate the talents of others . Sr . Agnetta's patience and understanding has enabled our girls to become skilled seamstresses and able homemakers . During study halls and free time, you'lI be sure to find many girls in the library. Either they're researching a topic with the assistance of Sister Helen and Sister Ancilla or just find- ing a quiet place to sit. Sister M . Geraldine Sister M . Agnetta f X Sister IVl . Helen ? Sister Nl . Ancilla 1 is!! Lf' , . HEALTH . ,-ifyjif. ' . ?..,,f,,,f, . A .,, . .Q Mrs . Gregoire Physical Education Nl iss Stam os Nurse--Nlrs Sloan A essential part of education is learning and receiving proper medical attention. Mrs. Sloan plays an integral part in this field. A yearly physical examination is given, and im mediate first aid when necessary. Ng-f,,: M ?'u,', Custodian Leonard Rawski Wes... ,,....,,-..,....... . .. s y . y ....... , 'Q' .vm : wif - The editors and staff of the lm- ages isthe medium through which the entire student body of lmmac- ulata keep in contact with the various oncoming activities, clubs, and new programs that ex- ist in the school . Miss Carballo, aided by a few year-round jour- nalists, work hard to keep this important medium alive . EWSPAPER 'ifkfrfsl We In in 4. 23 V. 3 'gal' EDHQRS ROW 1--K. Pohlmanp M . Sasiadek, ROW 2--B McCar thy, J. Gigliap Miss Carballo, C . Haumesserp M Daniels l. Menendez STAFF M . Nyitraip M . Orbanp P. Cheatle,M . Jacob, T . Myers: M . McDonnell . I- 75.iF92Hi- m m l'fl Y?l'1'T :vc -' :V V - --f'1ff f' ' ' g it f it!! gi, FACULTY CANDIDS Unlock this door and let me nn! Wait till she opens my gift! X ii sf 1 ,Af Q W I!!! NTT' Ii!! K' ' fm! .. t o'o' 58551--' i i 'ff Ah Ha! Caught ya again!! 'ff' 1, ..- ,J ,M Ei! !'i if ! Q! Fl!! il! If A I 1 .3, F The 'Happy Homemaker That's the best excuse l've heard in a long time! f ',:.,' . Lrrliia ,K v--... . -. 'r 1 ' ' 1. ' ' I - - . I , - ' ' ' ' I ' ' II ' x I v I I R :. . , . K' Q. ' , , . I . I ' - . '. -. . W.. ' I:IxI III ' ' ' v . , J' -' - - I Q 5' I . ,-Ir .-1? 2:0-1 -' . ' , f - - I I 'I . 'fl' :.-:'r TQ ff':..,Lff,': .' fglgffqi-f..,Q.g.Iq5.:1 . I .1 , 1.-in.-.J 'gr'- -.1 3- . '.. 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'. . 1 5 , . , ' .1 'EH': ..-- A - 4 jj 142-LCE? If '-'E-nd' - f '. ' . '-.1 if 1'-:H '-'1'gu.a. f 14, ,. YI... I 4.5. 1, -'j, '. '-- II Q- . .-.pun VL 751-.' I-y.. 'jf' 1-f.'.1':: -1' .' 1.1 I I II I., .,....I..II .- ....- I. .I.I. I I,kII I . 1 ' M .nal 11:33 Y' !-E if Ti .... wt. V 1, .T ,li Fl gr . SQA I U ICR CLASS , J K l The major project of the Junior Class at I.A. , is Ring Day. This year's theme was The Wizard of Oz. They led the Seniors down the yellow brick road to a delicious meal and delight- S ful entertainment. This was a memo ,S rable day, for both Seniors and Juniors . Moderator--Sister Geraldp . Po many Treas. NI. Sas'adekg CLASS OFFICERS se.. J. Cooks... V. pr.-S. ' J. Verbanicp Pres. Flynn: S. Ballingp A. Daleyp K. Wojcikp K. Spoonleyp C. C 'd' 'Nl ' - .. wiczp C. Szparap K. Pohlmanp L. Fuchsp J. Noblesp ROW 32? l-lliklerp'Jl?lSci'iiflZ1r-SCZlanEQ1tfllniS- terp M. Radwanp N. Krug: K. Wolfep N. Hertleing C. Schlee. ' . Room 216--ROW 1--N. Ogorekp E. IVIcNlahonp,1. Nluraki ROW 2--B. Obrochtap B. Janikp K. Q Room 206--ROW 1--C. Giordanop D. Joycep S. Nicaisef P. Flynng P. Hayesp K. Bratekp C. Wujcikowskip D. Neaverthp E. Pinklep IVI. Seilg ROW--2--S. Leavellp D. Ciaciuchp C. Kra- sinski: C. Trypakp D. Ecklp IVi. Sasiadekp S. Popielinskip S. llligp IVI .J. Recckiop ROW 3-- C. Naberp L. Borowiakp J. Cooksonp N. Pagileip S. Straokp R. Ebelp T . Nleyersp J. Verbanicp ABSENT: Reynolds. T.. 4 Ln. W. 4---.ff . . ..,, Q Lx wif Room 217--ROW 1--D. Favrep P. Cianciosip E. Dumap V. Nunesp D. Schaefferp D. Sitarskip ROW 2--NI . Buehleri C- Wixom J. Burei IVI . Kane: K. Ffeidmam IVI.A. Panterag S. Haughp lvl , IVlcNeiIp ROW 3--C . Cottrellp Nl . Streiglp T . Orzechp R. Sajdakp IVI. Wardp K. Nlanleyp N, Hert- Ieinp P. Ryey T . Kennedyy J. Colep lVl.B. Nashp S. Grzybowskip L. Toth. f X 1 X-. , 1 v uA, .,.A , lr 1 f2 .u an - A... ..... .- Room 207 ROW 1--M .E. Glavyp M. Zablonskip M . Mercerp K. Nortonp L. O'MaIleyp P. Max- wellp D. Pikep K. Lubap ROW 2--J. Collevp C. Danuszkap M . Hynesp N. Benzp P. MacDonaIdp C . Hayesp J. Wolfep ROW 3--K. Burkep S. Widlakg C. Sullivanp G. Knottp S. Tryjankowskip J. Jaoksonp M.T. Shaughnessyp L. Mirandap D. Recckiog R. Ryanp D. Fleischer 1 N Room 215 ROW 1--L. Strongp C. Coffeyp C. Geskop M. Danielsp K. Reedp M . Zwickp P.Whit typ E. McKeonep ROW 2--J. Riordanp N. MatuzTcp M. Millerp J. Murtyf L. Lukomskip C. Ha- ierp K. Burgerp ROW 3--C. Chadderdonp C . Telaakp J. Dylicp M . Kellyp B. Schwenkp C. Lech- anskip S. Jaohimowiczp M. Nytraip M . Kelleherp C. Bergesp M . Fitzgeraldp E. Beil f ' X im .W 315.35m 'Fil l ' raw . fTiftf 'k'f?5Qffi'f .-L..s.. vz,kFU 3.22.0 , 3 . .4 -, L . CLASS OFFICERS ' ' ' -' fliii Q 3f2'fff lj: ' ' CLASS The Sophomore's, even though they had no major projects in the school, were a very important factor in promoting spirit. With- out the cheerful faces of the Sophomore's school life would seem unbearable. Nloderatorz IVIS. J. Tyrpak C . Lechan- skip pres. J. IVIcGuirep treas. Nl.T. Shaughnesseyp v. pres. K. Lubap sec. Room 129 ROW 1: K. Benzingerp IVI . Batting L. NIcCarth-yy A. Herrp P. Cheatlei S. Gottstinep D. Price: A. Czyzewskip ROW 2: K. Riffelp NI. Kosowskip C. Ward: Nl. O'ConneII: N. Forest- ery L. Nloritzp D. Martini ROW 3: L. Sullivanp C. Flatleyp M. Billittieri S. Kirsty K. Ransburg J. McGuire: E. Druzbikp Nl. Krasinskip C. Zembryzckip D. Ciresip C . Schneider. f............,.....,., .,,. ...U L.. ,... t .L M-, l WHY are we in the hall? Hi there! I really DO have to go to the lavatory! A not-so-active activity period SCDPHCDMCRE CANDIDS I ANI looking at the book. Some last minute cramming. P . -5 - We Sa If we sit on it, she can't unroll it! Fr tl t! Sea as i xi UNICDR i CANDID5 41 Ain't we perfect? I it X ,wwf - 4 To listen or not to listen. THAT is the question. 49 H-r-rw-r-w-Q-ef..--M... FRESI-IMA To be a Freshman is a once in a life- timeexperience. There is nothing quite like a Freshman, and no one could ever replace them . They truly became a part of our school on lni- tiation Day . R 1 -- -- , . oom 33 ROW 1 IVI. Clemons, K. Younkinsf C. Nlalyszai Nl. Favrep IVl. Rockap J. Ptakp C. K 2 lVl. - -- - . urcz Mastersonf ROW 2 5- GOUYUIHJ J. lVl.onteserin: E. Jurkiewiczp R. Nugent: L. Du- ffanef Eglofff M- Smith? C- PalHSZeWSki: ROW 3--E. Tomczakp J. Kosterp P. Wujcikowskip D. S Cl 5 , ' . - - . . asm ek J Rem' N W amSf Nl- lgnaslakz P- Schoetzf S. Kellyp Row 4--lvl. Weidner M. Szczeb k'p C, - . , . Gamgam RAEFBLH' l-eel R- FIUYY, W. Walker, A. Braunscheidel: lVl. Cooksonp E, Greene, L, f . ., ,.,. '-off . , . , M - , V- ..x..,.. ,, . ... Qusuiulur, Room 152 ROW 1--S. Fabip NI . Nlclvlahonp NI. Nlarchlewskip L. Wisnievvskip S. Nlarchlevvskip L. Kopecp B. Orzechp C. Cookp ROW 2--NI. Borisp K. Prescottp K. Rechinp J. Lavellep S. Jor- danp B. Czyewskip K. Worthlingp E. Noalesp E. Flatleyp D. Gervvitzp K. Wickettp P. Granicap S. Hensp A. Striegal ROW 3--T . Shelleyp K. Kelleherp K. Wagnerp NI . Eaganp J. Tarnovvskip J. Schoeffieldp B. Lisowskip V. Carlsonp Nl. Ryanp P. Kruszka Room 153 ROW 1--C. Dileckip B. Skipperp L. Koterasp IVI . Nlurakp L. Cramerp I . Flynn ROW 2--S. Tuczynskip IVI . Hallmarkp J. Durshordwep NI . O'ConneIIp J. Jackinop J. Emerlingp A, NIC- Garlp S. Ferris ROW 3--Nl. Closep R. Schnorrp L. Klassp K. Kaczorp K. Larsonp E. Granicap C. Gmerekp L. Robertsp ROW 4--NI . Spoonleyz P. Wafdi C- Riffelz D. Wysokenskip L. Zwickp R. Bresep R. Wisholekp J. Rechinp L. Piotrowskip K. Whalenp A. Kieferp K. Billittier f' X Get a stick and we'll kill it! FRESHMEN CANDIDS Como esta Vd? --BORED !! This could be trouble! The Three Musketeers But I wasn't chewing gum! f 'X V 4 1 f'.gt.11gm,-M..-1.1, 1. 1 lf 1 , - '.. 1. V 1 1 f V ' 1 ' '. 1 W ' - N H 1 ,L f - VV -, ., , 'V . . 1 V V .1V 1' V Y . . , .V -V 1:7 ' -- 1 w.V.1,, ,,.L,V,.,V V V - N VV - ,' '1.1. VT. -, . 224 1 , lfl. '!-j4,51.g, Vfv-V' VV V A -' . -1 K .L ' 1 . S 1' ,...-r1:1.-'-- 1411.11-f ' 'H'5?'f-f:- H '.'55E!'2.1.' 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The activities of the Drama Club were highlighted by the presentation of Anita Loos', Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, held on November 21st and 22 nd. 1 11' V Dare I think you really care?' 4 l l Q Q if ji ? S l 'I ' a,il 6 TX - 2.-A-M--, W.. I FRENCH CLUB lci on parle francais! The French Club of lmmaculata broadens the understand- ing of French culture among its members. Filmstrips and songs famnlnaruze the members with French life and customs. ROW 1--Sister Carol Clare. moderatorp L. Zwickp R. Nugentp R. Schnorrp J. Verbanic P. Orzechp B. Szematowiczp R. Lewisp L. Fuchsp P. Flynnp J. Dolinarp N. Ogorekp K Flynnp C. Coffeyg A. Streislp ROW 2--C. Lechanskip P. Nlaxwellp P. Wujcikowskip P Schoetzp D. Pricep J. lVlcGuirep NI.T. Shaughnessyp C. Geskop J. Noblesp IVI . O'Con- nelly ROW 3--C. Sullivanp R. Ryanp Nl. Borisp C. Flatleyp IVI . Nlastersonp R. Bresep K. Kaczorp A. IVIcGarlp A. Keiferp K. Reedp D. Recckiop L. Klassp K. Billittierp N. Foresterp J. Wolfep Nl. Danielsp E. Druzbikp J. Riordanp L. Beilp M.Ward5K.Carlson7 C. Tyrpakg lVl.B. Streigl: K. Hens. .wanw f--rv-ww: M- mi- GLEE CLUB Under the capable direction of Sister M . Cyrenea, the Glee Club of lmmaculata has upheld the traditional high standards of previous years . The foremost aim of the department is to instill inthe minds of the students a keen appreciation and better understanding of music. A sense of harmony, of being an important part of the whole is developed in each mem- ber ofthe chorus . Onlythrough hardwork, irin effort and com lete cooperation, unt g p can each member insure the success of the whole . Sister M . Cyrenea MISSING: L. Zwickp A. McGarlp D. Maurer. ROW 1--K. Nagelp M. Weidnerp S Gourdin S Fabip T . Zablonskip K. Zwickp B. Zyewskip L. Cramerp M. Eagan ROW2 M. Krasinski M Szczerbachip D. Haierp M . McDonneIlp S. Cramer: K. Hensp K. Rechinp E. Granica K Whalen K, Lubap S. Hensp M. Kelly ROW 3 C. Holewinslcip C. Wixonp L. Kopecp L. Wiseniewski P Granicap C . Cookp J. Koster: E. Tomczak. f 4 X l M .gg gilt ,LA I ld! QF 1 iii M UI1 L1-l l l u Ja ...,.,- A ,' B. Wujcikowski, K. Brady, T. Za- blonski, L. Galligan, J. Riordan, A Nowicki, L. Zwick, C. Considine, Moderator, Sister Marie FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB To acquaint interested students with the field of education, the moderator Sister Marie, and a few interested members, try to learn more about the profession theywish to pursue. Some activities they planned through-out the year were: Teacher Recognition Day, and being aids to teachers at St. Mary's of the Lake School. This club is de- signed to help its members decide whether a teaching career is suitable. JUNIQR RED CRCJSS If you're thinking of being a nurse, this is the the types of nursing courses offered. Exper club for you to join. The Junior Red Cross Club, ience was gained by helping at Saint Anthony s advised by Mrs. Gregoire, acquainted inter- Old Folks Home, and Our Lady of Victory ested students with careers in nursing and with Hospital. ROW 1 Mrs. Gregoire, D.'Martin, M. Daniels, C. Haumesser, T . Sywers, J.Ver- banic, T. Myers, ROW 2 D. Neaverth, V. Nunes, J. Wolfe, M. Mercer, C. Da- ruszka, C. Cottrell, S. Illig, D. Russell, C. Considine, ROW 3 L. O'Malley, J. Cole, K. Flynn, M . Sasiadek, N. Benz, K. Reed, C. Schlee, M . Buehler, ROW 4 D. Sasiadek, E. Flatley, S. Ferris, J. Durshordive, C. Holewinski, M . Nash, K. Wojik, K. Pohlman, C. Szpara, ROW 5 E. Granica, S Malysza, J. Monteser- in, L. Roberts, M. Egloff, S. Hens, M . Wujcikowski, D. Price, C. Schneider, ROW 6 L. Jackino, T. Flynn, K. Larson, M . Cookson, K. Lee, A. Braunscheider 1.2 ROW 1--Sister Ancillap C . Kurczp C . Hole winskip S. Marchlewskip M . Marchlewskip ROW 2--P. Granicap D. Ciaciuchp S. Wid- lakp K. Wojcikp E. Granica. LIBRARY CLUB Supervised by Sister Ancilla, the dewey decimal Girls assist in the school li- brary during free periods. Among the various jobs they perform are: the straightening of shelves, stacking and slipping of books, arranging cards, and manning the sign-out desk. lt is a very reward ing and fulfilling job essential to any library. MISSIGN CLUB The Mission Club due to Sister Gerald's time and devotion had another successful year. One of their projects was a Mission Awareness Week. Baskets of food and money were col- lected for needy families in the surrounding EIYEHS . l ROW 1--T . Swyersf K. Hensp R. Migasp M . Henryp P. Ferrisp T . Zablonskip K. Manleyp J. Cole ROW 2--M . Zwickp T . Myersp D. Favrep K. Bradyp D. Burnsp C Wixonp M. Murakp M . O'Connellp S. Hensp R. Schnorr1M . Seilp ROW 3--R. Schaef ferp K. Zwicki D. Haierp D. RuSSell5 S. llligp S. Gryzbowskip R. Ebelp J. Verbamg S. Cramery M . Sasiadeky C. Nasonp A. Nowickip C. Krasinskip K. Naberp S. Gior danop D . Sitarski . 'fx QQf'T1f'.,f Q ' f Cathy Nagel, Chairman Vicki Steiger, Co-chairman SKI CLUB Skill, enthusiasm and most of all a great deal of courage, are all characteristics of those who belong to the ski club. An ea- ger group of future Jean Claude Kileys was the scene outside of lmmaculata Academy every Monday evening. A Fisher bus took our young skiers to those daring slopes of Kissing Bridge, where eight groups of lessons wereheld from five to eight P.lVI, Even though sometimes the weather was not ideal, those Nlonday evenings were greatly anticipated by all. Nlr. 8. Nlrs. J. Sasiadek lVIr. 8. Nlrs. W. Manley lVIr. 8. Mrs. R. Nowicki, missing 77 . :ti -M ' V5.4 gYe.....,..f -.., -I f . i ,, M 4. U ,. .wx 2 .... .Z PARENTS A GUILD The Parents Guild has worked very hard this year on various events. Some of these included: a Family Mass and Pot-Luck Dinner, a wine tasting party and a Square Dance. During the Christmas Holiday, they collected canned goods for needy families in the surrounding area. They accomplish many necessary jobs for our school. Nlr. 8. Nlrs. E. Billitier IVlr. Seil N r ...asf NATICDNAL I-IGNOR SCJCIETY ulata Academy is admission into the National Honor Societyp actively mod erated by Sister Cantia. It is one of the most signal honors which a high school student can receive. Members are selected by the faculty for their ership, and scholarship. wlliilfi ROW 1--Nl. Henryp B. Wu'c'kowski1 K. BI k pA. N ' k'- D - C- l'l0l9Wlf1Sl4ii ROW 2--Pj. l:errisp K. Wicielzep T. Zallldllncnslllip Sggrrtail merp K. Zwickp S. Nleindlg Nloderator--Sister Cantia. f fx The highest honor awarded by Immac- outstanding character, service, lead- STUDENT COUNCIL Barb Wujcikowski, lmmaculata Acade- my's Student Council President during the 1975-1976 school year, brought new life and spirit into our student gov- ernment. Every member worked hard to- gether to back her ideas. The various highlights of the year were: Assemblies, Dances, the Semi Formal, Career Day, Spirit Week, and Ecology Day. IVIany thanks should be given to this years Student Council for a job well done. Officers: Nloderator, Sister Ann Nlary, B. Wujci- kowskip Pres. Nl. Henry, V. Pres. N. Hertleinp Sec. T. Orzechp Treas. IT'S ACADEMIC 4 'jf l'.17lf4.i,'gf we Q 2 f?5rfzffM'f '?,5a,ffZ4 f,'M'5'5 Y ,,.,o,.',,f,ow f' ' li 3 r ' ' ' ,.N..,...-,..,....,...., V This is our lt's Academic team. lt made a valiant attempt this year though unsuccessful, we have a good start on next year :FEIS T . Orzechp B. Wujcikowskip J. Cookson ,if7T1Zi':'gEZff ' ' vhig-i:'w'ix-ftf F '9,. ,:i' . . - 'YW 'wmv cttw w...-.'alw-'X-:iw me M a x.-. , , . ..-am - if SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club at l.A. is devoted to activities concerning the Spanish culture. Its moderator, lVlrs. Compos, arranges such activities as a Christmas visit to Children's Hospital, which includes a pinata and Santa Claus' and a beautiful Spanish Nlass at the end ofthe year. ROW 1--A. Herr, lVl. Kelley, N. Hertlein. ROW 2--IVlrs. Campos, C. Giordano, K. Spoonley V. Steiger, lVl. Strack, L. Luthringer, J. Cookson. ROW 3--S. Tuczynski, S. Strack, E. Nlclvlahon, S. Popelinski, C. Kurcz, C. Wixson, V. Nunes, lVl. Pantera, K. Spoonley, C. Considine. ROW 4--D. Wysokenski, D. Sasiadek, NI. Cardone, C. Cottrel, E. Daley, K. Friedman, K. Joyce, lVl. Ortiz, Nl. Buehler, K. Wolfe, K. Pohlman. ROW 5--D. Wysokenski S. Tryjankovvski, D. Fleischer, C. Haynes, RI Ryan, J. Dylik, E. Pinkel, S. Widlak, C. Schneider, lVl. Kosovvski, K. Burke, N. Nlatuzic, D. Ciresi, R. Ebel, S. Gryzbowski, K. lVlanley, R. Sajdak, S. Nicaise, C. Szpara. u f ..,, ,X Let us entertain you! lf Streisand only knew us th John Denver of the future. lA today -- tomorrow Broadway TALENT SHGW On Sunday, February 8th, the girls of l,A. put on their talent show displaying their many talents. These ranged from dancing to skits, done either in solos or groups. This festive event turned out to be great fun for both the performers and their friends. A glimpse of a future star. I ITIATIO DAY October 2nd was a day looked upon with excitement by the seniors. The anxious faces of our freshmen showed the other side. This was Initiation Day 19 75 . This memorable occasion began with a confused mass of seniors, fresh- men, and ridiculously silly hats. The grand finale came during as- sembly, when the freshmen proved their school spirit by participating in hilarious antics. 5:6592 '4 ' fu , - ' fa! 37'- T 3 .fsffw i 'Yr ,. EI , 251 A ,sff S 3 if 1. ,J eg , Q I J is 3, fi Y 5 rr -'q W ', F if .I i -,.f....,- xy? , S' T FATHER- DAUGHTER SOCIAL On November 26, 1975 there was a carnival at lmmaculata for each girl and her father. The so- cial is an annual affair fixedwith entertainment, dancing and re- freshments . At the end of the eve- ning Kathy Zwick and her father were chosen King and Queen and reigned over the carnival for the remainder of the night. 's.np.wmu.,W.f.w... K Naughty, naughty, naughty! . expelled for smoking? Absurd! Ole! And that's the truff! . . ,,,....,,,,.-.-. - x ., H ..-' , , f t, .- s N ' . g. 3,:'.u. f ' X . 191-DIS 4 X ,xg X ' A .pg M- A, . -, 'Iv 5 ,, A 1? . g -1 1- . ' V. f f-C i' :. - E554 z ,, 4 4 ' Q jfs' ' ' I 1 N ' ,Q t ft ' I . A, fl'-,qv Enjoyable evening with Dad. Where angels go trouble follows. He loves me! f X g Dentu-creme gave me back my smile ll RI G DAY Q 3 A Eff X fr MM U15 0 ,I ,Missile On October 31st, the Juniors took the Seniors Somewhere Over The Rainbow into a world of make believe. The Jun- iors gavethe Seniors a candle Iightmass, entemtainment, and a mouth-watering unc . S 70 fi . . ,,....,1. ..,,w.w9tb- vnqm 1 -FWK-Q, y- 'arf ' 'xc 'Wd-N ,v- Q H .f VW' Q. ..4, -aug.-wmmqu ' nv' f 'W ,-F 3 . K -'f-1:1-. 'ma 'Qi A 4,45 ,V ,.,! 1 V, 'V , 4 Lg -1---Y ' X 'Q . A A R ,..............,..i.....,L..1,.... N.. ..,, i Next year we' II be yeIIow! There she goes again, taking another picture. l'm truly trying my hardest.' Lunch Nlenu: LittIe Green Freshmen ,J 1JQ.pv.Q Q' gsg1,i7,ii ij: I Ty '1 xligfgglfw :gfgg.g,'la . i p , V E, .- Q any 0.-in . it.: ,-uw f .G . ' A, SPIRIT WEEK Spirit Week, February 2nd to the 6th, was a week of excitement for each class. lVlon- day was Class Color Day when each class wore their respective colors. Tuesday was Teachers Day when we recognized our wise owls. Wednesday was Blue and White Day when we showed our school spirit as a whole school. Thursday was Dress Down Day. Friday was Red, White and Blue Day. The students showed spirit for their country. Spirit Week was a great success again this year! ,-11-, This is so embarrassing' Yeah, IVlan! We got the Spirit! SEMI-FCDRMAL The night of Saturday, December 13, 1975 was the annual Semi Formal at l.A, The theme for this gala affair was Dancing In The lVloonlight. At 8 P. lVl. ,the big event began with music by the Magic Rainbow. Midway through the semi-formal, refreshments of punch and cookies were served . Before the evening ended, the girls took down their glittered stars that had the couple's names on them. The song Dancing ln the lVloonlight was played at 11:30 to conclude this special night. CI-IGRALE The Saint Francis Chorale's opening performances stressed the Bicentennial celebration of our nation. Throughout the two nights, November 20th and 25th, the chorale filled the gym with: patriotic songs, songs from the 3O's, dancers, soloists, and group presentations . CHEERLEADERS Through rain or snow, at home or away, in victory or in defeat, for Varsity or for Junior Varsity, the cheerleaders were always there supporting the Raiders in red and white. 1.3. 1-, , ' Y.-Pj.. z-ns' ' A VARSITY ROW 1--P. Kirst, S. Owczarczak K. Blake, ROW 2--D. Bratek, P. Flynn, D. Favre, P. Hayes, ROW 3--N. Pagilei, K. Freidman IUNIGR VARSITY ROW 1--C . Lechanski, V. Nunes, Nl . Glavy, ROW 2--K. Bratek, D. Eckl, J. Huber, ROW 3--J. Dylik, S. Kirst, N. Forster ..e-...im sw HCDMECOMING The week of September 21st was not only a week of excitement for St. Francis but also for lmmaculata. The entire week was filled with bonfires, roller skating, vol- leyball, a sock hop, and pep rally. At the Homecoming game, the Red Raiders lost a crucial contest against the Baker Victory Braves 12-6. During half-time, Kathy Blake was crowned Queen. The week's activities were topped off by a dance fea- turing Ulysses. f 'X ZS A .il. -'ww 'finer' f X N -,,.,-- BASKETB LL S I j ll AY --ar' f 1 i X, 1 l'l.f'1' F! hy I mm. ,, lVlr.McGuire--Coach Cheryl Berges Kellie Billittier Michelle Billittier Sue Grzybowski Nancy Hertlein Karen Kaczor Jean Leavell Sue Leavell Robin Lewis Pat lVlacDonald Linda Roberts Sandy Tryjankowski Mary Ward Jean Wolfe Kathy Wolfe if V f V +-QQQIIJK-:.w.'.Z' .,,. fl - an Hnfmr.. 1 ' Varsity Therese Collins Rosemary Ebel Karen Freidman Carol Fuchs Barb Kosowski Maureen Mangan Mary Miller Nadine Pagliei Sandy Schoetz Jr. Varsity Kathy Burger Gretchen Knott Mary Kosowski Cindy Krasinski Marilyn Krasinski Nancy Matuzic Donna Perira Vicki Steiger VOLLEY B LL l il ,lst f . f , Q . A,g yggx --.-v.....w.ww.N.im...a ,, . ' P e g C i kow S ,W .,,,, , A ,. i , .,,,t, W it. ,i,, ,.,, QWWWMIW Maureen Zwick ff X This year at lA, we enjoyed many informative and entertaining assemblies, which notonly expanded our minds, but also shortened our classes. Some of our more outstanding assemblies were The Singing Friars from Granby, Massachusetts and the Bicentennial Lady, who explained Bicentennial activities that will take place in our area this year. The Honor Society got us into the Christmas spirit with their inspiring Advent and Christ- mas celebration. And one of the most enjoy- able assemblies was the annual visit of lVliss Hickey, who gave us a beautiful recitation of OUR TOWN. , No matter what the topic, lA's students always look forward to the assemblies . ' few-1-v-mn-up-..,,,,,,,., ff-QW ASSEMBLIES I I 1 gi E ,Fu l , 1 ,l 5 i l l ,l k eww M Miss Carballo, advisor, Linda Kaminski, Art Editor, Robin Shcaeffer, Editor, Cathy Hines, Copy Editor, Maryanne Violanti, Co-editor, Cindy Krasinski, Business Nlanager, Pat Ferris, Layout Editor. if 1. cv Faithful Crew -- lVIicheIle, Kitty, Robin ,-., WW-, 4-. ..,,.-.,-, s- .,.,-- -.-.........N ff .: fi1'f H W! V ' U' uw '- .V ,i w, ,, IA- iF-iw. N5-,,qlr1,g4,1- 191: X . - f, , , 4535, 'lglgggp b YE RBCCK The tireless members of the diligent yearbook staff put countless, monotonus hours and days into this year's '76 Reflections. Our dedicated yearbook advisor, lVliss Carballo,consumed innumerable amounts of Extra Strength Ex- cedrin and sustenance, The missing pictures, unidentified faces and aphonic typevvriters were all familiar encounters of every stay. Despite the above milestones, we managed to survive the headaches of this year's publication. lVliss Carballo--The Avid Advisor -- - fu V Mp.-..f', 1 4,- .Jf f?Jf f..1. ' i E' 'ff ,L - , I 's T:-5.5.-Agay..-E i C ,fin J' . Nw--t.,. l Y- eff 5 5 q ' . fy. ' ul 5, ' .!' . f Q ff' Ei' .- ,pt-2 eff v ' ' . . '::-.-xii. . J.. - A . if 1 . 5 9 ff -.wfamm 'I 1. 'b.Qafff56ai2 'f,-L -fi Regular Patrons 'Terry Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Lisowski Letis Boogie Diane and Dave D 81 J,s House of Furniture Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chadderdon Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Cook Cathy and Don Pugsley and Myrtle Mecca Mr. and Mrs. Vito M. Mecca Mr. and Mrs. Cyril A. Meindl Skip Mr. and Mrs. Stiller 4'The Rookie Flower Mart Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Widlak Wimbleton Leader Drugs Miss Ann Wysokenski Mr. and Mrs. B. Wysokenski David Zwick Maureen Zwick Cheryl Koralewski Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Koralewski Cindy Krasinski Jean Krasinski, U.S.N. Cheryl Lakeman Mrs. Edward Lakeman Mr. and Mrs. James Lakeman Jimmy and Michael Lakeman Mrs. Joseph Lakeman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lechanski Rich and Sue St. Columbus School Pam Schoetz Lillian's Infant SL Children's Wear Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rybczynski Mr. Steve fPistaj Gelle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sennett ln Memory of Bro. Gabe, O.F.M. Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Andolina, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Hens Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Sullivan and Noreen Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Prior and Family May each day be a happy song Sparky Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Gelle, Sr Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Siel Phyllis Harding St. Francis Hockey Team Goal by Luce, unassisted! Stephen Engle Hair Styling Steve Schumer Ruth Sloan Sue Grzybowski Mary Ann Jordan R. G. Kirby Kathy and Mark Cathy -n- Mary Kitty and Dan '76 Rosebowl Lanes Susan Meindl Donald Meindl Sandy and Jim C. Militello lnc. 'LMonique Margaret L. Oberst Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morici Rev. James O'Conner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paluch Msgr. A. Caligiuri A pal Chuck S. and Mary S. Barb loves Falcons Rose Ann and Larry Jill and Dennis Michelle and Kellie The Billittier Family Doc's Corner Store Dorothy and Tom Bill Drehs Rosie Ebel Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Ebel Mr. and Mrs. A. Favre, Jr. Mrs. Stella Gorski Carol and Louie '75 Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Luss Jim -niJune Hines - 1 K' . 1 ,vi - ff: . 'Q-' .J f I I. X it ' fd igsv Lili iri' vi. -- il if ,. 3x.AX5g,,a2, ' f fm .: -' , I V li 'fa ' 'G eia-- g 'X if 'ff' . 0 Q 2 IW- .t : In . . sg! .. as . .J . , Q, viii 'NWI . I . ln ' Q ll itll K 1 ' ..-.-i Y, 1 .. . ,J 31, -. 'v It ' l ,151 I Eg. V - 1 af r. 'Ni.ffj :, x ' . A ' 75 1 .ff.,.l. if wa s 1 f '4 . . . af.-, fP:N1'!.. :x 4 A ' if 1 ' 'J i'i5'V't:'l - - j 1, ..,1. by. sg- - 5 V ' L 'frr7Tf'114S5' L..- kill ., , 'il' 6.5 w ffffi :gf 1 V yaggsg, Q., i l . if, 03' . . l . 4. fb -r 1 , gi-. Q, , ' I if 'xii yi.. ' ' T L-, 4w I, 1 . jelaf 'A Ar- J l It ,, M E 52.00 Patrons Leader Drugs The Medicine Shop Gagern's 53.00 Patrons Joe's Barber Shop,Hamburg Mr. and Mrs. Leon Illig 35.00 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Burns Emerling Shoe Store, Hamburg Cornpoppers Majorette 8: Drum Corps. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cross Eden Liquor Store Rosemarie Migas Bonare, Class '59 Richard C. Aul Furniture Miss M. Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoyczyk Master Simon Hardware Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Meier Newtone Furniture Co. Mikoll's Food Shoppe Elegant Nails Evans Jewwlers Garrows Wallpaper 8a Paint Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Grzybowski Hess Bros. Florists Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ott Rev. Msgr. William J. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Nowicki Mr. and Mrs. George Schaeffer Ridgwood Pharmacy Pfeiffer Sporting Goods Pastime by Flack Inc. Frank Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Verbanic Mr. and Mrs. F. Tryjankowski Miss Stamos and Mr. Whiteside Use Returnable bottles Cara-Ann ofHamburg, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cookson Crest Dodge Boys East Main St. Liquors 8L Wines Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brese Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Balling Anderson Ford Inc. Holewinski Family Bill Laneyis Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy Meep from the Meep Club Park Travel, Orchard Park, N.Y. Mrs. Robert A. Murphy Eden Pharmacy Cecilia M. Aron George Fassie Gold 8a Pearl Studio Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Hagelin L. Floyd Hess, Funeral Dir. Seymour Optical Norma's, Buffalo, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Schoetz Janice Russell Anthony P. Prezyna M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaeffer Woodside Bridal Shoppe Ms. Janice Tyrpak Turtle's Tavern Fontine Shops Sister Cantia ? . gr way... , wt fe, ., . Hz. .J 'S' sv-r.. x fx 'fmgg N Q i Electronic Discount 1550 Abbott Road W.L.Froe1ey Funeral Home 84 Lake Street O'Ma11ey's Par Club Lackawanna, New York Mr. and Mrs. R. Krasinski Blasdell, New York Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Taneff Orchard Park, New York Salem's-4Lackawanna N.Y. 657 Ridge Road Congratulations Student Council '76 Bert's Bike 84 Hockey Parlor Orchard Park, New York Pappas Resturant 1780 Orchard Park Road Happy Graduation! Homeroom 218-Miss Carballo Balling Construction Inc. Tonawanda, New York A.A.A. Abbott Answering Bureau Peg, Vernon, Ronald Jackson National Morelight Co. lnc. 135 Dart Street Buffalo, New York Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Sweeney 114 Euclid Avenue Hamburg, New York Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 The Principal and Faculty of lA Buffalo Metal Furnishing Co. lnc. 135 Dart Street Buffalo, New York 510.00 Patrons 515.00 Patrons 320.00 Patrons 5 The Ground Round 208 Seneca Mall Mr. and Mrs. L. Wujcikowski 89 Knox Avenue Mr. and Mrs. M. McGuire Blasdell, New York, 14219 Galle Monuments 2427 Genessee Street Homeroom ?lf2l5 Sophomore Class The Now Pizzeria 88 Main Street, Hamburg Class of '78 Sophomores, Room 129 Homeroom 153 Sister Marie Homeroom-133 Mr. McGuire's William H. Greene Insurance-Real Estate Rique Fashions 387 Pine Ridge Road Mr. and Mrs. George Jacob West Seneca, New York Congratulations Class of '76 Adam Plewacki Post 4799 385 Paderewski Drive Buffalo New York, 14211 Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. Louis G. Fuchs, Jr. CLU General Agent f .M W., in Qfqfgffi' fr .ale nkan-5 11 ' -H' M- ' 1 af Wiatr 'r 40.00 Patron Parent's Guild lmmaculata Academy 1975-1976 Pres.-Mr. and Mrs. Sasiadek On behalf of the whole Yearbook staff, we would like to ex- press our sincere appreciation to all who have supported this year's publication of Ref1ections . Without them and their continued support, it would be impossible to make this yearbook a success. 50.00 Patrons Gaelic America's Athletic Association 245 Abbot Road Buffalo, New York Mary Ann Spoonley Hines and Kirst lnc. 65 Clark Stre-et Hamburg, New York 60.00 Patron ' 206- Happiness is good. The place to be happy is here. The time to be happy is now. The way to be happy is to help make others happy. 1 217- l have no yesterdays, time took them awayg Tomorrow may not be, but l have today. 216- Today is the first day of the rest of our lives, And tomorrow is a promise of forever. t. Q., . fir T. Aff, 1, I in .V .. 51, 1 'r X E- J. . 9. yn . -1 ff .- W ,. . , 1. 1,. X 'kN V . www- 1,1 K h 'Z -iq rv N '1 ,ax , ui' v L ' s if I Z , 6 . f , -I 4 r J 1' 1 J , . V . '1 v T9 . . ? 'Y Y F Q f r W X. It ,. 3 . , .H 1 xr m , Y L. 'A- V V 1, 'Q' Fw . Q-' VM, Q-1 4.44.35 Km. Vbhxl 't Wy.. . ! '. 1 Y: Lf.: V' v .Lf . ,. U . . 5 , Q7 .H 1. wg.-.'. J.. . AQ' V HV' Stun '1,'J . 2: ,., - i ..v V. if . lf.. . 1, , . x ' . q. 0 . QR' A 'M' l Q., Love is precious As four years have past-- we've learned through all different friendships. Our classes and lunch rooms are all rememberances of a lifetime. lVly tears are bearing through the wonderful years. Could we do it all over again? We may never pass this way again although we will not forget each other here we stand with our heads up high with a long awaited glimpse to the future. Within the last minutes of our high school years-- Our time is quickly passing before our eyes As we were joined together years ago, now let us joyfully depart . . . lVliche .fiiwi 589425. , . t -i C. E I1 ,K y WJ. 5 rl -M . , -Y 9 ' his f.. I M ,-W, , ...1 ,-.,. 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