Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

.,,g 7.-1 .3 V jwwwbdgwwajgq Z' 'H f f 0 MNTMM The 1949 Lady en Blae tells a story that has a blessed begmmng and a happy enelmg the story of seventy Jive years. Q rv fl O O ! - . 1 f 7, 5 Q 5, ig' ,ak ff n e gumgunl S4 A WF 1 v ff 'I ff af ' if wav W AGO WHEN THE FIRST SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY CAME TO CHICAGO TELE- VISION WAS YET UNDREAMED EVEN THE BRAVEST HOPES OF THE STANISLAUS ON WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET LATER KNOWN AS SACRED HEART SCHOOL THERE WERE NO MAGIC CASEMENTS OPEN ,f ING WIDE UPON FUTURE ASPIRATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS YOU KNOW THE REST THE HUNDREDS OF YOU WHO HAVE COME FROM WEST SIDE NORTH AND SOUTH WHO ARE HERE TODAY AT THE IMMACULATA BECAUSE SEVENTY FIVE YEARS AGO i f III II III III III Ill un III 1 I x 1 I' 1 f C f 4 'f I cf- , . f 7 X I X xx r ' ,N I 5 -Q 1 I ff NT 'x - ll ,, -- M Ill! I EB' S Ill I I, 5 II m I2 A ' A -- 7' - N- I x I r L ' W SISTERS STOPPED SHORT OF A GIRLS' HIGH : I 1 SCHOOL ON LAKE SHORE DRIVE OR A SKY- ' 'I In SCRAPER COLLEGE, FROM T H E I R F I R S T SCHOOLS IN HOLY FAMILY PARISH, ST. ALOY- II SL 4 SIUS ON MAXWELL STREET! AND SAINT wig, IIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIYIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E . . ' I T ' . . . Q lln f A ' no in i I, II IFII- I' I ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL ON HOYNE AVENUE NEAR TAYLOR WAS OPENED IN 1899, MORE THAN TWENTY GRADE SCHOOLS TAUGHT BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY, B,V.M., TESTIFIED TO THE RAPID GROWTH OF THE COMMUNITY IN CHICAGO. IT WAS NOT UNTIL SEPTEMBER, '2I, THAT THE IMMACULATA BECAME A REALITY. NINE SISTERS OF CHARITY THROUGH A KIND OF SPIRITUAL TELE- VISIONING LOOKED DOWN THE DECADES, SAW YOUR NEEDS, AND WORKED, PLANNED, AND PRAYED TOWARD THIS FULFILLMENT, Remember the day Vve werent unusually awkward treshues e trupped on the starrs and slapped IU the corrrdors were lust and reclaumed the approved number ot times a lnttle dazed but undaunted we returned that second day of our freshman year descended lake an avalanche upon the bookstore bore away spouls an the shape of algebra Latun ancnent hestory text books brought zesttul appetn es to a wlener roast on the campus watched tall burn Itself away a glory ot red flame and gold and saw the serene beauty ot snow settle upon the campus and about the shoulders ot Our Lady above the door way suddenly It was Chrustmas with candles a lnght and carols a Illt scarcely had we recovered trom the breathless beauty ot nt when semester exams clanmed attentnon Retreat a flutter of days and the calendar sand sprung Easter bonnets and tnxuns the whale the sky grew bluer and May altars blossomed unto tanrylnke beauty vacatucn the months began to whurl by sophomore lunuor sensor year all suddenly tncrednbly heart breaknnglv Page S X at an end All the glory of havung arrnved the thrull of the prom of graduatuon nnght knows a wnsttulness that the days and nughts mnght have hurrned by wuth less unstancy that even yet at thus eleventh and a half hour somehow the March of Tame mught be unter cepted the calendar reversed the Clock set back Sllllllllllll wif. iq W 4i3g,?, ,., A , 'A MM! 'A 7 , M57 , , , , , . W., 'fee 4 M A vm , V2?y? ,2?5i, Q H M U A I Q Q Page Seven EllllllllS l , l llgoyll MARY FLORICE ALLEN . . . Number one in our hit parade.. . laugh-ability.. . JOSIANE ALUMBAUGH . . . precise. . , pocket-size , 4 . peppy MARY ANDREWS , , . frank as a mirror, and as essential RAE ANGELETTI . . . jet-and-ivory beauty . . . strength , 4 4 and sweetness GLADYS AUER . . , co-operative . . . gentle 4 . . sweetly unassuming DOLORES BAGHERIA, . .Madonna by an Old Master . . . warm and colorful . . . inspiring LILLIAN BAIRD. . . playful as a kitten. . . ambitious . . . recipe for laughter JANET BARTZ . . . winsome 4 . . benevolent as a Padre . . . sympathy itself GENEVIEVE BECKER . . .witty. . . gay. . . Mr. Pepys of l942 LA VERNE BODART, . .willowy . . , winsome . . . tranquil assurance JEAN BOSSHART , . . Fibber McGee and Jean' '... that custom-made look MARY AGNES BRACHVOGEL. . . melody-minded . . 4 white camelia complexion EILEEN BRENNAN . . .observant humour. . , demurely different GENEVIEVE BRONS . . . music-maker. . , lighthearted. . 4 springtime-y as lilacs MARY BRUNDERMAN 4 4 . dream-weaver . . . glimpsing of silver linings JOYCE BLJSKO4 . . dainty as a minuet . . , with a tinkling accompaniment of laughter ROSEMARY BUTT . . .chic and tiny . , . tailor-maid PATRICIA BUTZEN 4 . . courteous . . , joyous 4 . , lady of our delight RACHEL CARETTE . , . charm . . 4 tranquil as a moonlit lake ELLEN CARMODY , 4 . adroit , . . sympathetic . 4 . soothing as a lullaby Page Eight MU HH WAY JUYHW 'QNX . M' Y ' x X X ' 5 L x F f 1 t X 2 X , A bw 'V Q .,,'. . i, -2 3 ,. 1 A E wx W i ff fi Its Page Te KJV ! ,f YMXW L- Mn i Jia K ! wg? R is PATRICIA CARROLL. . . easy-going , , . affable . . .clever DOROTHY CASE . . . capable , . . dark . I . demure DOROTHY CATALANO . . , Madonna-sweetness , . , lasting charm MARIE CLARK . . .sugar and spice and all things nice , .. CELESTE CLEARY . , , eyes and all other accessories to match her name DORIS CLEYS . . . lyrical lady . . . thistle-down loveliness JANE CLEYS . . . joyous as a spinning top , . . summer sunshine DOROTHY COLLING . . . bewitching smile. , . festive as May. . . rose-petal complexion MARY FRANCES CONNELLY . . . tall and tailored I . . straight-from-the-shouIder niceness RITA CONNOLLY. . . a five-star favorite . . . accent on comedy DORIS CONWAY . . . kindred spirit. . . campanionable. . . candidly speaking MARIE CORCORAN . . . genial genius . , . twenty-four-hour-a-day smile MARGARET CUMMINGS , . . character clear as her blue eyes , . . night-black hair SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM . . .a bundle of moods-all gaadl , , , a whirlwind of fun VERONICA CUNNINGHAM , . . decisive . . . politeness around the clock CARMELA CUTAIA. . . pleasant. . ,dainty. . . and delightfully naive MARY DAVY. . . diminutive. . . powder-puff prettiness. . I heaven-sent charml' GERTRUDE DEE. . . gloom-chaser. . . daisy-fresh MARGARET DEMPSEY . , . full of capers. . . endearing . . . genuine MARY LOU DENHARD . . . refreshing simplicity. . . smiling-eyed charm e Ele MARGARET DERRIG. . . efficient. . . discriminating . . .diverting ELEANOR DRECHNEY . . . wholesomeness that's catching . . . chuckling eyes EVELYN DRYGAS . . . unfailing as a sunset. . . and as variable JEAN CLAIRE DUGGAN . . . a beguiling manner. . .genuinely likable.. .smilin' Jean MARION DURKIN . . . study in contrasts. . . rollicking, yet reserved KATHRYN DYER . . . velvet-voiced damozel . . . strayed from an old romance ELIZABETH EGAN . . .eyes like the sea . . . restless.. .baffling FRANCES EHLEN . . . sports enthusiast. . . a direct hit on any team . . . up-and-does it MARGARET EHRLER . . . blithe and blonde. . . unruffled as a sleeping pool . . .sincere HELEN EIDEN . . . dusky prettiness . . . palette-able. , .quietly accomplishes ROSEMARY ELLWART. . , priceless as a new tire . . .quizzical as an exam LAURETTA FABIANSKI . . . bright as a button' '... keyboard genius. . . a real friend LORETTA FENTON . . . diminutive dynamo. . . blue-eyed directness MARY FERRERI . . . recalls black velvet. . . mysterious moonlit night in Old Italy KATHLEEN FOLEY. . . vivid. . .chic as an Easter bonnet GENEVIEVE FONZEN . . . unruffled. . . pleasant . . . elfin efficiency HELEN FORREST. . . Miss Petite. . . sub-deb . . . velvet-voiced KATHLEEN FOSTER . . , o mystic charm about her. . .bell-clear voice. . , dancing eyes EDITH FRATESI , . . lively conversation piece , . . brunette bewitchery , . . fashion-wise BETSY FRAZER . , . teen-age typified . . . impetuous as popcorn. . .gaiety galore Page Twel ve ww WMV VM gwmw My U, S Page Fourteen PATRICIA GARA . . , bunny sweetness . . . Terpsichorean artist . . . mellow-throated songster IRENE GARRITY. . . Leprechaun charm . . . fay and fun-full KATHLEEN GARRITY. . ,twinkling glances. . .welcome as a letter from home. . . obliging PATRICIA GARRITY. . . gracious , . . a poem of Eire . . , sweetly sunny PATRICIA MARY GARRITY. . . vibrant spontaneity. . . daffodil gaiety . . .a friend in need GENEVIEVE GASPERS . . . helpful . . . happy . . . June-day brightness MARIE GENUALDI , . . a magnet for friends . . . soft-voiced . . . Latin charm CATHERINE GIBBONS. . . tangerine tresses. . . feminine to her fetching fingertips ROSSIE ANN GIBSON . . . happy-go-lucky. . . starry-eyed . . , cheerful chatterbox WINIFRED GIEBEL. . . thrush-throated , . . to the manner born . . . fair fraulein NORENE GILBERT. . . unassuming . , . gentle . . . shyly smiling SHIRLEY GILLIE . . .enthusiastically on the beam . . . assured. . .animation plus MARIAN GORDON. . . spring in her step. . . and heart . , . energetic. . , 42's party girl PATRICIA GRACE. . .quiet as moonlight.. . and just as lovely IRENE GRANAHAN . . . enthusiasm plus. . . blonde ingenue ROSEMARY GRIMALDI . . . precision-waved hair. . . chef of our class VIRGINIA GRIMES . . .dazzling . . .complex as tangled yarn. . . zestful JACQUELINE HADERLEIN . . .emphasis on fun. , . Mademoiselle . . .unabashed charm MARJORIE HALLINAN . . . band-box neatness . , . subtle leadership . . . quiet repartee Page Fifteen ALICE RITA HAMMEL. . .ever-ready with that go-and-get-it spirit. . . chumly MARY TI-IERESE I-IARKINS . . .Little Miss Mischief , . . ardent Ciscan BETTY HARRINGTON . , . trim-teener . . . clark-eyed enchantress MARIE HARVANEK , . , golden-haired heroine , . . strayed from Grimm's Fairy Tales MONICA HAYES . . . inimitable innovator. . . fun-loving CLARABELLE HEAVEY . . . tall . . . gracious. . . connotative as a fleur-de-lis NORENE HILL. . .contagious laughter. . . bright as she is blonde GENEVIEVE HOESCHEN . . . stately rnieni . . intensely true. . . a Can I help you? PATRICIA HOLLAHAN . . . sparkling spontaneity. . . lmmaculata's All-American JEAN HOPKINS , . . You're as sweet as you seem' '... titian tresses . . . with a dash MARY CLARE HORNOF . . . refreshingly tart. . , dependable. . . our dashing hero MARY LOU HUBER . . .flair for fashion . . . jovial . . .captivating LORRAINE HUGUELET . . . Ia petite fille' '... John Whitcomb original MARGARET HYLAND . . . reposefully sweet maid' '... ever-readiness MARY PHYLLIS I-IYNES . . . sweet-faced insouciant. . . gossamer and gay JOAN IRONS . . , reminiscent of magnolia blossoms . . . fragrantly sweet CAROLINE JANDRISITZ I . . giant-sige heart. . . within a petite frame VIRGINIA JOHANNSEN . . . taciturn I . . much-travelled, . .smiling songster BETTY JANE JOHNSON. . .dutiful . . . cherubic . . . an angel-chile MARY HELENE JONES . . . breathlessly excited over life . . . unrationed sweetness girl girl of fire of '42 Page Sixteen 5 Page Seventeen Peg E ght SN HARRIET JOYCE. . . a never-failing twinkle in her eye. . , the democrat EILEEN KEENAN . . .aspiring Sarah Bernhardt . . . irresistible charm PATRICIA KEHOE . . . elusive . . .quiet as a deep river. . .crystalline loveliness ROSALIND KELLERMAN . . . funster. . . companionable . . . leisurely ELIZABETH ANN KELLY. . . peppermint fresh . . . imaginative ELIZABETH BRIDGET KELLY. . .dancing eyes . . . when a feller needs a friend MARY ELIZABETH KELLY. . . pretty as a picture . . . discerning . . . debonair VIRGINIA KELLY . . . breezy' '... vivacious . . . wholesome as a spring wind IRENE KENNEY. . . star-chaser. . . soda-pop sparkle. . . major in chit-chat JEANNE KILEY. . .dramatic ingenue . . . N.R.G. personified. . , suave savoir faire COLETTA KOCH . . . industrious . . . demure . . . the First Honor type CLARICE KOETZ . . . a spontaneous dimpled grin . . . unassuming capability VIRGINIA KOPIELSKI . . . as true blue as her eyes. . . serene. . .and sincere LORETTA KOSTRE . . . a delectable salad . . . compounded of fun . . . and friendship RITA LALLY. . . pleasing matter-of-factness . . . alertness . . . star-sparkle ANITA LANG. . .columnist de luxe. . .a way with words. . .charm girl ELIZABETH LAHR . . . dignity and unsophisticated gaiety. . . My Last Duchess ROSEMARY LARNEY. . . GIee -ful . . . responsible. . . energy to burn IRENE LEJA. . . twinkling-eyed fiddler. . . loyal friend. . .enjoyable CAROL LEONARD . , . song-sprite . . . best of friends. . . constant and dear Page Ninete MARY ANN LILA. . . one of Vogue's lovely ladies. . . dignified and soignee ANNE LILLIE. . .conversation peppered with glee . . . undisputed brain child' '... sportive SHIRLEY LINTON . . . a popular party. . . lively. . .exciting as orange and orchid MARY RITA LOGSDON . . . pep personified . . . smilesome . , . impulsively eager CECILIA LOONEY. . .care-free. . .appealing . . . All This, and Cecilia, Tool JEAN LUCE. . . likeable. . . laconic , . . lucentIy straight A.. . JOSEPHINE LYONS . . . casual . . . big as a minute. . . smooth-soiling ELLEN LYNCH . . . beaver-busy . . .accommodating . . . loquacious MARY LYNN . . . Friendship's Garden. . . soft eyes . . .tranquillity DORIS MACKEY . . . Shannon-blue eyes. . . refreshing as a breath of Spring MARY MADDEN . . , Jack-in-the-box jollity. . . gamin-like . . .dainty but determined MARIJO MARTIN . . . lithesome lassie . . ,optimistic as a seed catalogue ROSEMARIE MASCARI . . . an Arthurian court-lady . . . courteous to the nth degree VIVIAN MCAVOY , . . jively' ',.. benevolent as sunshine JUNE MCCOMB . . . lmmaculata's footlight favorite. . . Florence Nightingale i L I 1 L- Ll l l CATHERINE MCCORMACK . . . cheerie blossom . . . cracker crispness DOROTHY JANE MCCRORY . . . sparkly as starlight . . . the perfect Prefect BETTY McEVlLLY . . . delightful-eyeful . . . inventive. . . generosity plus PATRICIA MCEVILLY . . , irrepressible. . . jolly. . . fun-thinker-upper GERALDINE MCFARLAND. . . perfectly poised . . . amiably agreeable Page Twenty fyl, fr-flfk Page Twentyone vs I T Cnty l l PEGGY MCGARRITY . . . humor is her habit. , .artist with paints and with phrases VERONICA MCGREAL . . . true daughter of Erin . . , bonny and blithe PATRICIA McGUIRE. . . a very comptometer of completeness . . . quietly humorous ARLENE MCHALE. . . stimulating . . . considerate . . . Lznassumingly efficient DOROTHY McKAY. . . leisurely. . .pensive piquancy CATHERINE MCLAUGHLIN . . . stick-to-it-iveness . . , career girl Cathy VIRGINIA MCNICHOLS . . . scintillating . . . subtly brilliant. . .coquettish as a feather hat JEANNE MCNULTY. . . ethereal . . .priority on poise . . .appealing SHEILA MCNULTY. . . trigger-quick wit. . . clever colleen MARY MCVEIGH . . . eyes that dance . . . magnanimous . . . accent on hilarity EUGENIE MEEHAN . . . exponent of happiness. . . blondacious . . . saucy minx MAXINE MILLER. . . knowledgette . . . soft-voiced as a spring rain . . .elusive MARY JOAN MITCHELL. . . generous. . . jolly. . . original ANNA LAURA MOORE. . . mischievous. . . capricious as an April sky PATRICIA MORAN . . . tranquil . . , sincere. . . unlimited capacity for friends LOIS MUELLER . , . blonde and frothy. . .delicate as a Jordan almond BARBARA MURPHY. . . fiddle-fancier . . . enthusiastic as a kitten . . . fun fancier, tcol BETTIANNE MURPHY. . . effervescent as a coke . . . popular social chairman HELENMARIE MURPHY. . . go-getter lady. . . ambassador with portfolio LAURA MURRAY. , . brown-eyed rnellowness . . . serene as a day in October Page Twenty three LOIS MURRAY. . . welcome as an awaited letter. . . all-round sweetness and poise TERESA NESSLER . , . lovably impish . . . fra nk-and-earnestness' '...' 'Terry ROSEMARY NETZEL , . . dreaming-eyed . . . loyal-hearted PATRICIA NYBERG , . . vividly, vitally, vivaciously alive. . . Patsy-Doll impudence MARY E. O'CONNOR. . .captivating cut-up . . , dewy-fresh A A . You Are My Sunshine 1 1 1 l l-. PATRICIA O'CONNOR . . . statuesque . . . serene as starlight . . . feathery laughter MARGARET O'RElLLY . . . a-doll-able' '... Erin's honey-haired lass MARY O'SULLlVAN . . . impetuous. . . fun-loving . . . bewitching MARY OUELLETTE . . , sweet and shy , , . genuinely enjoys life and people JOAN PATTERSON . . . she gathers smileage as she goes , . . tuneful keeper of the keys ANNE PAULUS . . . poetry in action 4 . , rhythmic and rememberable DOROTHY PESCH . . . blue-eyed pleasantry . . . somebody's lighthearted stenog GRACE PFLANZ . . .genuine . . , generous. . . dependable friend FRANCES QUlNN . , . quiet. . . sincere . . . bulletin-board artist de luxe MARY JANE OUINN . . .the expression sweets for the sweet was coined for her RITA RATHSCHLAG. . . easel-y efficient . . . profile with a purpose ROSEMARY ROACH . . . keyboard magician . . . quiet as the evening . . , a lovely lady JOSEPI-llNE ROCHE. . .vibrantr . . laughter-loving . . .our unsophisticate MAUREEN ROCHE . , , lovable as your favorite doll . . . unforgettable as her violin music ALICE ROHDE . . . demure dark eyes . , . beguiling smile. , . picnic-esque fun Page Twentyffour L if., Page Twenty five , 9' Ka x u R ' 35 lm 1 xg Page Twenty sux w X N BETTIE ROUBINEK . . . rollicksome. . . frolicsome . . .cheery as chintz LORRAINE ROULEAU . . . tranquil . . . conscientious. . . irium's favorite MARGARET RYAN . . . Month of May gladness and warmth . . . the freshness of MARILYN RYAN . . . Irish-eyed witchery . . . model moderne Spring GLORIA SCALA. . . all the sweet things rolled into one . . . my darling scatterbrain LORRAINE SCHAEFER . . .a whiz on wheels. . . Note -ably sharp. . . life of any party RITA SCHALZ. . . varied as a catalog. , . invigorating as a shower LORRAINE SCHMELZLE , . . dimplicity. . . apple-blossom charm. . . unpredictable VIRGINIA SCHOFIELD. . . gentle . . . confiding . . . unswerving friend EILEEN SCHROEDER . . . math-minded . . . unassuming . . . all-cylinder clicker GEORJEAN SCHUBERT. . . lovable. . . generous . . . essential as Lake Michigan MARY JANE SCHULTZ. . . blonde charm. . . generosity. . . sincerity DOROTHY SEIFRIED. . . pleasantly efficient . . . cashmere casualness IRENE SHANAHAN . . . Hibernian humor. . . tantalizing tendencies . . .the eyes have it KATHLEEN SHEERAN . , .Junior Miss. . . she smiles to conquer. . . chic Chicagoan PATRICIA SHELDON . . . willowy slimness and classic features. . , savoir faire MARGARET MARY SIEJA . . . potential prom queen . , . Madame President . . NICOLETTE SIKOKIS . . . radiant vitality . . . indispensable ROSEMARY SIMPSON . . . ideal white-collar girl . . . unassuming dignity. . . sweetness LORRAINE SIPP . . . seriously sweet. . . gentle . . . melody maker Page Twenty-seven PATRICIA SLY . . . stately and smooth , . . Romantick lady MARIANNE SMALL , . . frivolity and fun . . . eyes of cornflower blue LORRAINE SPELLAZA. . .Modern Miss . . . infectious vitality. . , unpredictable EILEEN STANTON . . . the smile that refreshes. . . affectionate . . . give-away blushes MARY JANE STOCK . . . demure . . . tiny teenya . . . peaches and cream complexion RUTH STONE . . . symphonie moderne . . . fun-loving LILLIAN SUGRUE. , . stardust in her eyes. . . quietly magnetic . . . warm-hearted FRANCINE SULLIVAN. . . serene . . .an angel waiting for wings NORIEN SULLIVAN . . .effective simplicity. . . amazing eagerness to learn TERESA TATSCHER . . . smiling . . . vivacious . . . enthusiasm plus ROSE TAYLOR. . . mischievous mirth . , . Dark Eyes . . , rhythm on rollers MARIAN TESCHNER . . . recipe for tranquillity. . . brown-eyed susan . . . she satisfies KATHLEEN THOMPSON . . . shy blushes. . . gracious glances. . , burnished gold tresses GERALDINE THORPE . . . I942's poet laureate. . . heart attuned to beauty FLORENCE TILESTON . . .A Titian dreamer come true. . .a surprise party NANCY TOOMEY. . .crisp as starched lace . . . stimulating. . , lovely to look at Page Twenty-eight rl f Page Twenty mme Page Thirty L KATHERINE TRACY. . , starry-eyed Sodalist . . . indorsement for industry. . . Iilting laugh FLORENCE TURNER. , . dynamic conversationalist. . . deb de luxe . . . tall and lovely GENEVIEVE URBAIN . . . duo-personality. . . preciseness and pulchritude . . . capability DOROTHY URBANSKI . . . epitome of capability. , . light-heorted and gay 'lf- MARIE VAN DEMAN . . . fascinating favorite , I . gay. . . Flamingo haired PHYLLIS VAN DER HAYDEN . . . unexploded blonde shell . . . comfortably congenial CLAIRE WALLACE . . . exponent of the dance. . . jaunty . . . fastidious delicacy HELEN WEBER. . . pleasantly serene . . . still waters run deep BETTY WHITBECK . . . sweet-voiced . . . lefty . . . taffy-colored tresses ELIZABETH WHITE. . . perky as pique . . . Iimeade coolness FLORENCE WIATRAK . . . golden-pen scribe . . . warm of heart WINIFRED WINANDY. . . bustling and capable. . .a thick-and-thin friend LA VERNE WITKA . . . ImmocuIata's asset. , . quietly humorous ALICE ZOTY. . . z is for zip and zest . . . blazk-eyed, laughter-loving . . . sportster Page Thirty-one EIIIIIIE III EIIIIIIIIE JUST A STEP OVER A THRESHOLD . . , FROM THE FAMILIAR GAY BUSY WAYS OF SENIORDOM . . . TO THE WORLD OF ALUMNAE ACTIVITY . . . A BUSTLING WORLD OF DEVOTION AND ACHIEVEMENT . . . A COMPANIONABLE WORLD WHERE FRIENDSHIPS ARE RENEWED AND STRENGTHENED . . . WHERE HEADS ARE PUT TOGETHER PLANS ARE MADE WORK IS DONE WITH A ZEST AND A WARMTH OF ENTHUSIASM TO CARRY ON I I I IN THE BEST IMMACULATA TRADITION LIVING HER IDEALS YOUR ALMA MATER AND MINE' . . . SUPPORTING HER PROJECTS . , . AND LOVING HER ALWAYS Page Thirty-t Tb: year surpassed tbelr own tune generosity Installing an RCA Vvctor Sound System througboct the boo Dramatnc demonstratnons musical broadcasts nnterestung class presentatuons announce rnents of tree days bave proved thus acqulsltlon to be invaluable a gift warmly welcomed most deeply appreciated by Statlon BVM CATHERINE RICHARDSON MARGARETTE NOLAN Treasurer President 19413 Page Tb tythree lllllll lllllfllllllllllll Allllllllll IIIIIIUII UIIIIIIIII ONE YEAR CLOSES WINDY FALL DAYS PICNICS BLUSTERY WINTRY DAYS EXAMS SUNNY SPRING DAYS OUOTAS JUNIOR DAYS ALL GONE MACBETH TALE OF TWO CITIES NAPOLEON DEAR SIR ALL THESE COMBINED TO BURN THE MIDNIGHT OIL IMMACULATA FIRST A JUNIOR TAKES THE PRIZE PROUDLY PRESENTS IT TO HER CLASSMATES A GLITTERINC TROPHY CUP ST THOMAS AOUINAS SYMPOSIUM NOW THE PRELUDE TO OUR SENIOR YEAR IS COMPLETED TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS EXAMS AND PARTIES ON TO THE FINALE WITH A HALF SMILE HALF SIGH FOR OUR EVENTFUL JUNIOR YEAR 'I f- N. , '- ' . , I ' , . r N , Page Thnrty five Our summer tan tading . , , oft we journeyed to Crystal Lake to look for more . . . dis- appointment , . . rain . . . but that didn't dampen our spirits . . , nor our picnic lunch . . .our after-dinner music . . . jive from a juke box. . .and how we loved it. . . tired and umlors Helen Aiclfirotn Grace Baker Rosemary Benz Rosemary Berrylfiill Nancy Boyle Kathleen Brennan Patricia Brucker Margaret Calling Ruth Dee Marie Dunn Marylaine Frillman Frances Gallagher Patricia Gleixncr June Haines Mary Ellen l-leffcrnan Rita Ann Hennigan Kathleen Hogan Rita Hubberts Gwen Jahnke Lorraine Kwiatkowski Catherine Locy Florence Lynn Jeonne MCGOvern Georgncnna MCGreg Murvel Mlllar Juamta Naur-nes Georgnna Navigator Barbara Neglla Alverna Poulon Belly Pufur1dT Patncuo Quinn Helen Robertson Marnlyn Rycroft Morllyn Sass ffl Ros mary Schaub Evelyn Staslca Jean Ste-Hens Ros mary Swnder Florlfa Thlelen Rum Young Cf footsore after a three hour lam sessuon home bound buses hauled wnth an eye 'fo comfort rollnng along the hnghwoy We sang your name and we cheered your fame home another day tucked In wrth lmmoculafa meneornes Page Thlrty 5 yen or .4 or eree. , v,erel,. ,.,,w,,, .er, A1 6 Zuta Armstrong Patricia Boldt Anna Mae Cannon Rath Carney Patrucla Claherty Ruta Coyne Nancy Ferguson Rosemary Flynn ll8 held l-lallowe'en revels . . . 'round the room went dead a n s p a r k' screamed the glrls Thamp sand thelr hearts Jerry Do Costa Patsy Da Costa Dorothy Dahl Lorraine Frey Dorothy Gburczyk Helen Mae Grande: La Verne Brundusl .loan Brons Margaret Cashman Bette Claughton Betty Ebey Marnanne Farrell Lorraune Hackett Patricia Hannafan 'fx in 'Y' Qs Page Thlrty e-ugh! Shlrley Mae l-lelfnch Maureen Honan lngebord Kappesteln Anna Mae Karlak Mary Lu Mulcahy Marne Murphy Margaret Servatnus Dorothy Slgona Room 118 Now the grnnnung cats have turned to gobbllng turkeys sklnny skeletons to plump pump kuns ne h o w l s a changed to hymns of thanks gnvlng to God or home courtry school f l-las gundance nn ll8 Mary Agnes OGrady Ann O Shaughnessey Catherlne Oswald Rosemary Srnlth Helen Welrlch Marlan Wyletal Jeanne Howell Julianna Jegen Margaret Kroupa Joanne Luken Dorothy Peters Mary Ann Rytlewskn Mary Von Holt Margaret Coleman 3 'vu Page Thlrty nlne ' . . . ee ' re . 4 . or ' ' ' . 3 -. F ,. . A Q Z W Q. .ix ,. 5 'X . I J 4 in 3 ' 77 1 5 :Q 5 , 5 in 5. 1 z. 5 5 ' 3 wrmlors Vnrgnnua Allen Margaret Armstrong Catherine Baehr Patncla Banks Jas phnne Barton Dorothy Beahan Luculle Blosovlch tta B r Ruth Bowers Jaan Brennan Mary Ann Burggr ff Lnlluan Chapmar' Grace Clancarelln Vnrglnua Collnng Mary Ellen Cotter Eleanor Cullertcn Margaret Mary Gnllns Mary Catherine Gore Charlotte Gresuk Cans and boxes vegetables and trusts 216 as charuty headquarters for the Chrnstmas seas n we put them unto bushel basvets to k them Page F rtx Q lore ' e ger Rosemary Gaughan o . . . ' ' f s so . . . o Roo Ann Halmger Lots Ann Hcpktns Geneyueye Howe Margaret Janetzko Barbara Keenan Betty Koch Evelyn LIDS hutz Irma Lorentz Frances Meyers Loretto Mcfxawwee Loss Moran Patrncaa Moran B tty O Connor Mary OMaIley Helen O Shea Harrlet Qunlter Marne SOblO Therese Schmndt Ceculna Q nahan Carol Stanton 16' to the House of Hospntalnty un the faces of the recupnents we found our hundredfold the Christ of Chrnstuan Charnty truly luved In 2l6 Page Forty one . , e f ,ha Poge F rty tw .4-4 M. Vlrgunlo Corey Betty Carpenter Mory Helen Corroll Jocquellne Clancy Corel Eorl Agnes Ellsworth leon Evonson Dorothy Fohrenboch Mory Loretto Feller Potrncuo Fltzgerold Theresa Flemlng Jocquellne Glbbons Elorne Gublnn Dolores Gorman Lcrrolne l-ledger Jeon Kone Borboro Kelley Borboro Knockoert Genevleve Kuykendoll eeufmlors Mellow chimes . , A muffled feet , . . tink- ling bells . , , louder . . . cleorer .. . 2l8'ers welcome the Bobe of Bethlehem . . . joyful corols . , . then folnter , , . toding D so D lssesgsemo ss ss . . . Ifcame upon the midnight clear . . . wenf into our memories dear . . . down past the ages . . . down through the corridors . . . into our hearts . , , Mary Lou La Frambolse Grace Lakowske Caroline Mantukos Jean Mrchels Rosemary O Connor Dorothy Prendergasf Isabel Qamn Deirdre Rathje Dolores Rucho June Ann Renchenbach Dorothy Robmeft Irma Russell Patrucna Schofueld Jewel Sm RRG Styx Mary Ann Thomas Gobraella Van Puyvelde Mary Walsh Mary Wneland Page Forty three , 1 . Page Forty four Dolores Bennett Coletta Burns Mary Jane Dougherty Jane Dunlap Margaret Ann Grnebel Genevueve Hannan unions Frances Kelly Marian Klng Geraldlne Kohl Laoklng back through sparklnng 220 eyes fllmy dresses May flowers sunlnght snftnng through the aur Queen at the May we raise our hearts our mnnds our souls each one places Gertrude Carney Mary Allce Courtney Rasalle Frncana Vlrglnla Glauser Patrlcla Heath Janet Herald Joyce Leonberger Geroldlne Jacobson 4 - ' ' ' - l Concettq Mqtrgnga Elanne McClelland Bettne McKean Patrlcva Mellor Mary O Shoughnessey Mary Pentoney Joan Roethel Helen Russo Coruta Snlver Francrne Sohn Patncna Spahn Rosemary Thornton Rosemary Tierney her crown of prayers Mary we crown thee e dannty court recedes we consecrate ourselves whus pered . . . heartfelt words . . . Mary's praises . . . through lmmaculata . . . through 220. 3 Dorothy Mutchell Germaine Ofenloch Juluette Pucone Catherine Prendergast Rosemary Schloderbock POYYICIO Suewerth Marlon Vollnl Mary Helen Ward so Room as R2 Page Forty-five ' Margaret Antanucci Gloria Bank Rosemary Banner Ann Barber Janet Bell Anna Marie Boyle Mary Brown Patricia Bruen Dorothy Casaga Marguerite Collins Margaret Dalton Betty Donnelly Mary Duffy Kathleen Egan Josephine Ernst Mary Ann Felt Mae Fitzsirnans Doris Gay Virginia Graham Mary Hynes Mothers and daughters charming guests gracious hastesses patriotic decora lingering farewells Juniors hastesses again niors and seniors to be 52 Page Forty six tions . . .V rhatching spirits . . . ' ' . . . se' !..... aaa Il Mary Kurtz Shnrley Longrudge Lorraine Marshall Barbara McDermott Geraldine McDowell Lorraune Murley Joan Murray Alune Neumann Jean O Byrne Dorothy Olker Virginia Perry Eileen usnlan Nancy Schmntt Mary L Suerth Erleen Stock Annette Waldweller Mary Wesrerley Ruta Zander Audrey Zelnnsku basketball feuds vanished canopes olnves nuts a movie curfew of our last gunuor hostess day we ate laughed sang days of yore friends of old and we are S6I'1lOl'S Page Forty seven , - A EUIIHUMUIII EIIIIIIIE ANCHORS AWEIGH' 227 MIDSHIPMFN ON THE DOCKS SIGHING FOR THE DAYS OE SHORE LEAVE NOW GONE AWAITING THEIR ASSIGNMENTS CREWS ARE SELECTED SOPHOMORE SQUADRON SIX SHIPS HAIL AS THEIR CAPTAINS JEANNE SCHULTE 20I JFANNE SMITH 202 MARY AGNES PRZYPYSZNY 203 LOROTHY GORSKI 204 RUTH CASEY 303 DOROTHY GAFENEY 305 FIRST MATES ELINOR BURNS 20I REGINA MALONEY 202 HARRINGTON 303 JEAN MAC DONALD 305 LUGGAGE IS STOWED CAPTAINS MATES AND CREWS SET SAIL THE TUNE OF ANCHORS AWEIGH WHEN THE SHIPS ARE WELL UNDER WAY MIDDIES TAKE TIME OUT TO INITIATE THE PLEBES ALL DAY EROLIC SERIOUS BUSINESS FOLLOWS DEEP IN THE TIDES BIOLOGY CAESAR AND HIS Page Fo rv QDT GAUL LINES PLANES ANGLES PLEASANT HOURS OF ENGLISH NEARING THE SHOALS EXAMS SHIPS STRUGGLE ARE RIGHTED HAPPY LANDING JOAN LUNDY, 203 . . , PATRICIA RUNKLE, 204 . , , MARY , . . , . . . . TO I EUPHUMUME X I ' X . .KX Blanche Ballev Melane Blschct Patrncla Brophx Elinor Barns Edith 'vlarle Bxrne Dorothy Derrug LaVerne Dletz Loss Domek Glorla Dov: ,loan Duffy Jacqaelme Egrhqrf Aluce Fahey Patrlcla Hammond Ceculna Hawkuns Anna Marne Henet Dolores l-loban Georgua Guaffre Antolnette Grooss Page Flfty is News ns kept In motion among the ships by Scrubbles and Fun from 2Ol mn dues have room chonr squadron does nts share In the NEW WORLD drive Pranks galore decoratuons overwhelmlng I-lallowe en duly Lelebrated November l4 lnspectnon Day shlps are hosts ojphomores vu 90 rv' to a gallant corps of ladies Mothers come to vnew work of the squadron welcome address by Captain Ruth Casey lunch nn the spuck and span dunung a vusutors are conducted on an nn spectlon tour Florence Kellerhals Blanche Lee Els: Llp ert Peggy Lundy Jeanne Lyons Kathryn Malatesta Ros Marne McKay Mary McNaughton Dorothy Ouellette l-'clen Patten Margucnte Petlak Margaret Schuluen Jeanne Schulte Mnllncent Schwelzer Vlrgunla Sulver Elizabeth Sullivan Angela Vornbrack Peggy Wllluarnson .nn 1, Page Fifty-one Potrlclo Beneclux Rosemorue Blrutz Dolores Cloncy Enleen Conlon Eleanor Dockery Pofrlclo Donnellon Ship 202 comes IH o prow olfweod Free hours ore devoted to volley boll proctnce ship s gyrn Invely tournament Slfnp 204 takes squadron prize Juonlto l-ledger Alice Grlebel .lonetfe Helm Mory Grnebel Jeor l-lewuft Edwlno Bollmon Mory Cofherane Burke Morne Crowley Mory Curtln Koy Ehlen Annomcrle Feullnger Florence K rotzmeyer Mory Lyons Page Flfry-two in the NEW WORLD Drive . . . Reguna Maloney Rosemary Martin Louuse Mundo Mary Th rese O Connell Lorranne Rosch Mary Schlnecker' Helen Suerth Frances Taglla fr Ship 202 keeps all star cup Tume out for exams November comes nn golden as usual Thanksglvlng p proaches generous maddses full baskets send 'ro needy Joan Slmon Ellen Skene Jeanne Smith Kathryn Tarleton Mary Welch .lean Wllle Georguanna Mason Mary Donna Moran Louise Pope Alberta Ruordan Marg rado Smuth R110 Streff Frances Yeschek Demetra Xenos Page Flfty three I . . . O - n ' - ' Pag Flfty fotr ophomores Mary Bakos Charlotte Bamberger Rosemary Bart Maureen Brown Catherine Carr Dolores Chapski Gertrude Eckstein Audrey Egan Betty Fenton Therese Fox Dolores Grzelak Therese Grola Mary Jane Hannah Reglna Hoban Florence Hulla Mary Kastlng Loretta Kelly Charley Klass Betty Lee Sophomore Statuc 203 brnngs holuday news shore leave given mlddles turkey wlth the famuly December as ushered nn Chrlstmas car ols begun Next stop Chrlstmas Island gauly dec orated trees scrap books toys glfts clothnng t 11 W . l l l l .. l , A, Room 203 Therese Leonard Joan Lundy Catherine Lynch Mary Susan McCabe Joyce Merry Frances Murphy Dorothy Patterson Mary Agnes Przypyszny Vurgunno Rauch Mary Sheahan Vnrglnna Shelmadune Frances Swabey Dorothy Sweeney Lorraine Taylor Josephnne Testa Olwna von Bachelle Anne Wueland Gloria Jean Wslbanks Jocquelyn Zoty more baskets rooms decorated henght of festuy the tradntnonal Candle Ilghtmg ceremony back to the fnrst Chrustmas Day hearts born anew a svgh for the gonng of Christmas cheer but shore leave untul January 5' Page Fnfty five ' ' . . . l ' ' . . . l ' l ophomores 5041, January 5 . . . back to work , . . and play . . . Music Day, Januarw ' . . sopho- mores page musicians . EDB nester exams . shoals . . , ship, l-nigh grounded r , 4 more power in engines . 4 . ships pull tree . . . weakened condition necessitates barnacles LO Q. .3 5, -P O O. 1 gan' N4 O. O 0 79' 57 -9' S O 'W' 0 fb O 3 O I rx- applies new coat ot paint f ity M . 'J If MV I ,AM Page Fifty-six I . . L A . :Ya l Patricia Allen Florence Baechle Dorothy Bair Rosemary Barker Constance Becker .!, - X 1 ,I 4 1 xx, ,I 41, f,l.f1AA0Ak, I Olive Branch Mariory Campbell Elaine Corcoran Gloria De Baise Ann De Leonardis Dorothy Doyle Shirley Egan Rosemary Frederick Dorothy Gorski Eleanor Gregoryfylly QXWBWT K Mary Loretta Hanlon Shirley l-lraback Dcris Hummel Dcnna Lee Keating Jeanne Kessler Mary Ellen Kotchi Rosella Lally Patricia McMahon Mary Celine Manning Loretta Monahan Audrey Montreuil Mildred Padovani Virginia Prader Patricia Priester Alice Reddington Patricia Runkle Patricia Scanlon Genevieve Schetfler Dorothy Sherwood Charlene Sullivan Helen Szewczyk Ramona Tonelli Lillian Walsh Mary Jean Ward Mary White l I V ,--r-1-:snuff - -V v-.7 Y---.2 u-Q-in--1. . , A Father Malone, SJ., superintends oper- ation , . . Next comes magazine drive . . . for Red Cross funds . . . the whole squadron comes in with colors flying-lOO'J . . . un- der leadership of 204, Basketball in Round Robin tournament , . 4 Ships 202 and 204 are runners-up for cup . . . 202 is victor , . . Squadron defeats plebes' team. gy '-f F' 2 I QNX N0 IND-4 5 F:fYN 1' I? A 4- chllil Sally Lou Ashe-nden Mary Baker Ursula Cosentnno Phyllis Ann Davldson Dorothy Gaffney Rosemary l-larrlngton Lorralne Kowleckl Rath Lorentz Caesar nn Latln and now n Engllsh the students of 305 do some of the scenes vna Statuon BVM Actnvltues Increase Living Cross all out and for spiritual welfare of soldsers and sallors sa vage for defense aar rand practnce as begun Book Jeanne MOCD nali Vlcforna Matrongo Betty Block Joan Connolly Ethel Desoles Dorothy Dlnnmuck Loretta Klelas Clara Kolvek Nancy MCAndrews Morllyv MCCrory opho ores TOWL Dolores McGregor Esleen McSweeney Annette Nolan Mary Perkvns Gloria Porraz Anna Schesde Mary Sullivan Room 305 Drive for good lnferatare for the boys Shoals of exams agaln Easter vacatson after lntenslve w rk of past wo brings welcome re e Shore leave over an Aprnl 7 quarter months all out for the last Therese Thallen Lorralne Thompson Lulllan Wagner Mary Frances Miracle Vuvnan Naffenhelmer Una Peffengell Yolanda Plntozzn Margaret Shellander Berne-as Suega Margle Wells Rath Yegge ,r L Page Fufty nlne f Q A ' o 'r ' Iif , , . I. .. M X F' ,M lx -I A Q 6 , 4' W ,L x s ,I , 1 . - - C -K wb Q 6 V 5' -5' Vivian Bajork Mary Jane Binash Helen Bostnick Elleen Brucker Ruth Casey Patricia Corcoran Rosemary Elsen Elleen Flanagan Catherine Gallagher Elsue Ge-can Ruta Gottmonn Mary Gould Ruth Gray Rosemary Grnffm Mary Harrnngton Carroll Hedges Ellzabeth Kelly June Kopf Joyce Kozell Ruth Casey 303 ranks fnrst scholastucally for two quarters Musnc Festnval m maculata rates hugh work for the sensor play thronement of the Sacred Heart sprung unnforms for the four departments baseball Tennns badrnvnton Page Snxty I I ' . . . en- middies . . . coronations in the Gertrude Lejo Mary Loulse Leonberger Loretta Lynch Lois McComb Ethel Ann McGuire Betty Lou O Connell Aldo Pccnnl Dolores Pallosch Frances Purcell Patricia Reilly Ursula Rnhs Phyllis Smrth Mary Vnrgunua Spang Arlene Valenzano Anna Mane Vande Voorde Charlotte Walsh Jean Whelan Dorothy Wogcuechowskl Helen Weber bicycling sprung fever echoes of sensor gunuor luncheon prom whlspers fresh man sophomore day exams groduatuon lun prospectl the end of angles tax Shore leave f thr months' Anchors awevgh for a pleasant vacotuon' Page Snxty one Gaul . . . cotyledons . . . syn- . or ee TIIIEIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIEI HAPPY WERE WE ON WHOM THE RAIN FELL IN WELCOME WE FOUND THE RAINBOW INSIDE UP ITS ARCHES WE SCAMPERED INTO LAVENDER BEWILDERMENT AT 'XIEWNESS EEARSOME GREEN OE SOPHOMORE INITIATION THEN THE BLUE LINE OE ACCEPTANCE OVER YELLOW EXAM HURDLES SCARLET HONORS MET WITH INCREDULOUS GASPS WITHIN THE CRIBS CHARMED CIRCLE WE WELCOMED OUR MOTHERS REKINDLED AT CANDLE LIGHTING THE STAR SPARK OF DEVOTION SODALITY RECEPTION HAD LIGHTED BLAZED A TRAIL THROUGH THE HARD WAY OE RETREAT DOWN THE BOVVS BENDING ARCH AT MARYS SIDE WITH GRATE FUL APPRECIATION FOR GUIDANCE FOR COMRADESHIP PERFECT MEMORIES IN THE GOLD AT THE RAINBOWS END I I , I , TO , , , , The historian's pointer traces the record of a rainbow ramble, in which freshmen not only studied history but helped to make it. ..............,-,,......, - W--.- Page Sixty-four Freshmen Mary Accomando Kathleen Adler Shirley Antonucci Moira Barretfsmith Ruth Bellinger Phyllis Bochat Regina Brown Virginia Butcher Eleanor Csar Patricia Donohoe Donna .lean Feud Patricia Gaffney Irene Gallagher Lucille Galow Mary Holloman Mary Kane Mary Jane Kline Gloria Leuterio Patricia Lincoln Dorothy Loll Dolores Lulling -- - ..- .'.,,,,,- Eunice Mancs Helen Marshall Dolores McGovern Patricia McGowan Mary Rose McMechan Rose McNamee Joanne Mulvey Florence Nuccio Mary Powell Jean Price Noreen Shaw Patricia Standacrt Elizabeth Sullivan Janet Tyler Florentine Van Dolores Van l-lilst Nancy Voorhees Vivian Walkosz Lois West Eileen Willis Dorothy Zobel Willing hands, prompted by generous hearts, filled seemingly bottomless baskets with a colorful treasure for poor and old. eeeyfew 101 Page Sixty-five Freshmen Laarette Aiello Loaise Bassett Patricia Barns Joan Carney Jeanne Constantin Ana Del.eon Catherine Doogan Vvell-informed freshmen keep abreast of the times . . . Alert observation . . . ready speech A . , plus timely topics build discussion leaders . . . Rena Cutaia Dorothy Daniels Dolores Daffy Betty Flannery Marilyn Foss Grace Boothby Theodora Brachvogel Rosemarie Cleary Mary Cloas Helen Davy Geraldine Grace Barbara Hecker Page Sixtx six I Catherine Collinet Eileen Davis Cecelta Henehan Lulluan Henze Mary Lou Koetz Vurgunua LaM0ntlO Marilyn Lens Colletto Lenard Leona Stone Lorratne Schaetges Room 10 engnty us but a memory now we've won our place as upper classmen Carmel McKeown LoVern Nuison Norma Redler Mary K Tentlnger Mary K Treacy Janet Truppa Jeanne Irnbos Jeanne Kewest Beatnce Lavender Anne Leos Louuse Regan Joan Reynolds Mary L Vuncke Anna Weber Page Snxty seven The sign of sophomore sover- Freshmen Rosemarue Altcrlo Patrncla Beyer Ros mane Crubben Ann Chrancok Betty De Busman Loretta Doherty Patrncna Emmerlmg Erna Ecker Mary Ann Fuscher Margaret Fllss Patrlcua Furman Euleen Gubbons Mary Groppl Catherlne Hahn Ruth Hannon Margaret Hoffman Carol Hom Elmar Jones Enleen Kowaleskl Sue Kreck Glenna Llnk A llttle learning IS a dangerous thung at exam tame Its better to err on the plus slde of knowledge Page Snxfy eight D Jeanne Kilroy ,, . . . ' ll ' I Room 2 5 Kathleen McDevitt Patrucua McDowell Margaret Moran Margaret Mlchels Lourse Mulazzo Catherine Molonl Ccfherrne Neglna Elleen Moore Betty OGrady Eileen Peterson Lorrame Potter Mary Robinson Madelune Roche Martel Schnevder Kathleen Stanton Margaret Thomas Betty Weasel Patrucua Wnlluarns Margaret Wolfe Arlyne Woods The more books the better smlles of confidence herald victory Page Stxty ntne Margaret Tuke R s bad Aftarda Jacquelme Blddle Donna Blake Edith Blosberg Jean Corcoran Lorrome Cnx Pofracuo Coyle Patrncua Dordmg Patrucuo Foss Therese Frednon Glorra Garcla Mary Jam Gorrury Qhlrley Crorwchon Jane Gregor' Mary Hart Vurgmso l-leldkomp Lorene Hellebuyck Lorllee lbold Anne Keane Barbara Klein Jean Kmtgerm Page SEVGDTY Now ns The fume for all good freshmen to come to the and of their country Freshmen Kotherme I-leldkarrwp Defense Irke charity begins at home Good teamwork means champnon scores Room 301 Wanda Kranz Adelme Loc ca Jfon Matthews Pafrloa Mcfarfhx Alice Oakes Madonna OC nnor Elnzabefh O MoNey Ruta Ann OMa' Patrncua OuaNey Lowse Repo Fiorence Schoenenberger Marne Stolfa Jane Tuhey Joan Tunk Grace Voarnas Kitty Walters Ruth Ward Elasne Wensersku Elaene Watt Joan Yocum Page Seventy one o o ' .Iey Marion Pernafs I I ' ' A Page Seventy tw Mory Ahmonn Morgue Brorms Pofrlclo Burke Mory K Chrustne Cotherme Conwoy Kothleen DeGroz no Dorothy Del.eonordus A Freshmorm Boord of Exommers poss judgment like the gen tle rom from heoven come yeor joys Potrlcoo Crowley Corol Curron Cotherme Currom Cofherme Defxeya Morgoret Dunne lsobelle Fogom Freshmen fxrst Morguerute Broem Dorothy Cofferty Mory Chudester Jeonne Curry Euleen Curran Justine Fflertu Mory T Flnnegon Esther Alomio I Geroldyne Briede Dorothy Futzgerald Elizabeth Gllardl Patncua Kohl Enleen Latfey Mary Lee Rltamoe McGeeney Mane Sugna Racquet servlce twnce blest teaches the gentle art of 'guve and take Jean T OConneII Patracno Pogonuccl Rnta Tanzu Patrncua Trenner Margaret Heffernan Enleen Keenan Therese Lamb Dorothy Larney Patricia Reddnngton Jean Rnnchuuso Patrncno Wrught Page Seventy three Eleanor Selunka Eileen Theisen Betty Lou Vallely Feet that tread sedately up and down the stairs to knowledge welcome a change to skimming skates, l l Page Seventy-tour Freshmen Leonore Blockus Phyllis Brannon Dorothy Bradnicki Edith Brons Annamarie Brunner Mary Gertrude Case Arlene Christenson Mary Conbay Margaret Corboy Clare Corsiglia Helen Couch Ro Gene Davenport Paula Dunn Janet Dutton Mary Dwyer Rita Gallagher Helen Harris LuCile Henneberry Constance Halinger Eveline Jackowski Rosemary Kane K1 uw vo-w?,:,L7f I xg. J . QI Patricia Keeley Margaret Kelly Patricia Kelly Dolores Klek Patricia Kelma Joanne Kilby Mary Kopf Marilyn Liepe Mary Luckey Jean McCue Nancy Miller Binamae Murray Eileen Newell Marion Perlick Violet Reyes Annette Seppi Dolores Sizemore Dorothy Skaja Mary Tortorici Vivian Wirkus Betty Young Wheels of fortune keep pace with swiftly passing days , . . The freshman calendar holds only winning numbers . . . Room 301, Page Seventy-five lllllllll lltlllllll Dear Muss Chncago of l867 Your haur rs whlte your hands are guuct and your eyes are full of dreams Does nt seem a duamond jubulee ago that you caught up your strapped stack of books penculs tablet or wa nt a slate? and gauly set off nn the fervor of furst school days to meet your fnrst B V M teachers to encounter your furst experlences at St Aloysuus9 There was the thrlll of doung thrngs for the furst tnme rememb r? that somehow dudnt wear off as the year revealed new joys new challenges new heart warmnng assoclatnons Perhaps you dldn t have an nnstallatuon of offncers luke ours No broadcasting system addrcssed you from a pruncnpals office Instead demure In your starched punafore a very Emnly Post of polnteness you carrled messages f nnstructuon fron' room to room There wasn t quite the flurry over Thanksguvlng and Chrnstmas baskets for the poor for there were the famulnes In your parish that your mother knew and who were always remembered when the crnsp brown loaves came fnve years ago gnvnng that we knew thus year when we arrrved weughted wnth our contrubutnons for our homeroom baskets forthe poor Candlelughtnng wasn t a school custom then but there were Chrrstmas crabs and ta bleaux that set your hearts aglow all the fun of snow and skatung lnterspersed wuth the more seruous entertaunment of lectures rect tals or were they Musncales In those days? the furst flne careless rap Page Seventy ture of sprlngtume wlth nts flurry of Class Day and pre graduatnon actnvutues led up then as now io a day of partlng about whuch you strove to be nonchalant casual unumpressed very much an the l942 manner After all you thought youd be back agaun at summers en or perhaps you wouldnt not ever agaun There were lnttle lonesome empty places an your heart Od Isnt ut? how hvstory repeats utself 1 . I Y- 3 . M . - . . . A C A l I . , . out of the family oven . . A but there was the some starry joy in the seventyf Page Se entx eaht With Indian summer skies children of Mary came home sending rosaries skyward with the red leaves newly elected senior sodality otticers bind themselves with humble hearts and muted prayer to the service of their Queen Thanksgiving basket packing over two hundred young hearts preparing eagerly and earnestly tor reception December eighth they gave their shining souls to Mary to keep crunchy bread for the least ot these the smell of Christmas trees and the sound ot carols small white packages tor dark eyed children neck ties for old men powder tor old ladies love ascending with the strains of O Light of the World Retreat three quiet probing days with Christ alone discovering new horizons planning lives busv Ellllllll 'F iw ' ' 4 , . on then Christmas: corridors hummed, tat round cans . , , bright apples and v V- ig fingers s wing neot brown scopulors for our boys gothering holy cords ond medols books ond pomphlets tor prisoners weekly bull sessions bristlung with discussion enlightening ond fun besides Junior Spirituol Council meetings Cisco on Soturdoy mornings duplicote of to Angel Guordion Orphonoge young lmmoculotons giving their oll to Country ond to God in the Living Cross Freshmen nnouguroting Mory s Month with her Little Office crowns of gorlonds ond lilting hymns for our queen young heorts turning with love to the King ond center of oll heorts on Enthronement doy the lost sodolity meetings of the yeor the few worm swiftly winging doys in June ond the tinis of onother yeor thot hos brought us just o little closer to Christ through Mory llllllllll llllllll Poge Seventy nine ' 9 4 Il ll V y I ' I l I ' ' ' the bull session, only more so . . . octive juniors bringing Mory's sodolity . . . . . , . ,, . . . ,, . H Page E ghty lllllll lllsrllslrl lil l l Bring flow'rs at the rarest . . . our prayers and our love . . . bring flow'rs of the fairest . . . for Mary above . . . with devotion and lilies . . . with roses and sang . . . not just for May . . . but the whole year long , . . white souls like candles in glimmering array . . . as we crown Blessed Mother . , . our Queen of the May. SODALITY PREFECT l94l 42 DOROTHY JANE MCCRORY -lug... i -w aa ANN PALLUS EIEEE THE HUHUEEEE UEFA VALENTINE Prom Nlght us Detrllled and beturbelowed wlth a lace Inke antucupancy fragile and exquisite as the frothy creatvons planned by sensor SOCIOIITGS heart tlutterung as February fourteenth awd m mary stnrrung as an old tash toned valentzne yellownng with nts years nn an attic trunk Page Eighty one - W... . U A , . ,rl ,, k ,Vx 7 3 S Lv Wm fe fr,-f ? A ' --,: 25 A ,iv X , Quit ' ' E E G! T - A A - I . I ' Q - , , - - Page Elglww two lllUllllllllllE LADY IN BLUE STAFF Glorna Scala Geraldine Thorpe Anna Lang Jean Evansan Nancy Schmitt Scournng lmmaculafa s environs for stones runnmg down rumors nntervnewung personages checklng names In the news reading proof wntnng headlines typlng hot copy breathlessly excutedly hopefully maknng the deadline and wondering rf just this once one s I 1 f f - I - 11 - 11 A A 4 - - 11 11 - . ,. I .. , ,.. , , . , . . . . , I ' I I llll llllllllllllllll lllllll Music as no other power save rellglon unites our patruotlsm unto ompelllng force :deal of lmmaculata s band kevnote of a star rung RCA program an honor of Washsngton and Lnncoln Festival tnme at De La Salle found the band though small In nts class aehlevnng a second ratung ln the solo contests at Loretta Academv lmmaculata s clarxnets struna bass and tuba placed tnrst whale other nnstruments from flute to drums were highly complimented The band would not be the band without a roller skatung party a huge success a very tuba ful at fun Struke up the band blue and whnte and gllttenng brass ranks ot loyal members march on to Vuctorv Stas ca Bettv Lee Elsae Llppert Harvanek Margaret Cummlngs Rlt l-lubberts Evelvn Margaret Flss Teresa Shaw OBOE Shirley l-lroback ALTO SAXOPHONES lfatnerme Tracv Louise Bassett TENOR SAXOPHONES Leona Sterte CORNETS Kathleen Hogan Una Re-ttengell Ruth Stone FRENCH HORNS Lorraln Prev Rlta Young TROMBONES Ratrlcla l-lannafan Glorua Rorraz BARITONE Jean Evonsav TUBAS Morgue Ehrler Ruth Ward STRING BASS Theresa Grola TYMRANl Marv Groppn DRUMS Mar garet Cashman Patricia Emmerlung Rrs marv Elwart Flnzabeh Gllardl blanch Banex Marv Roblnson Regnna Hoban e: Eghtx t ur a c ' , . . 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' . , . as ' ' ' FLUTE7Marv Louise Leonberger CLARINETS--Colette Rlch, l-lelenmarle ,XAurph',', Mane I I, E , i , , Q '- , , JW I , , , Q I i g 7 wif f su Y if i , ' , Q e , , 1 N , ' L I f, VIOLIN I Maureen Roche Barbara Murphy Margaret Grtebel Lorratne Schaefer VIOLIN ll Irene Lela Mary Brundcrman Rosemary Grnftun Cotherune Lynch Dorothy Derrng Mary Luclfey VIOLA Elaune McClelland VIOLONCELLO Julnanna Jegen Elu7abeth Kelly PIANO Joscphtne Roche Geraldlne McDowell STRING BASS Therese Grola FLUTE Mary Lounse Leonberger OBOE Shurley l-lrabock CLARINET Coletta Koch I-lelenmarte Murphy Marte I-larvanelc Ruta I-lubberts SAXOPI-IONE Katherlne Tracy CORIXET Kathleen Hogan Una Pcttengell FRENCH HORN Lorraine Frey TROMBONE Ratrucra I-Iannatan SOUSAPHONE Margaret Ehrler PERCUSSION Margaret Cashman Mary Groppn A cacophony ot prelnmanary tunnngs marks the regnstratron ot orchestra lnstallatnon Most talented members travel to Urbana to take part In the llltnofs All State I-Ingh School Orchestra Orchestral harmonues enrnch St Ceculna s concert Chrnstmas carols gently lull a Babe beneath a blue and stlver tree tunnor mothers are deltghtecl wnth the dance accompans ment of thelr day at Immaculata Ramp and Clrcumstance tuttungly Introduces the senror play freshmen sway to the ltlt ot Sleepy Lagoon Commencement Rrocessuonal as a breathless ending ot a year tull at tascunatuon llll llllllllllllllll llllllllllllll members and rehearsals . . . for the first appearance ot the year . . I senior . , - ll ll Page Etghty tue llll Elll lllll llllE Three delnghtful songs for St Ceculaa s program were the first hugh note of the glee club s lvrlc season Half o hundred slngers who were pruvnleged to appear nn the Music Festuval at the Cuvlc Opera House on Laetare Sundav later made the coveted trup to Mulwaukee to slng for the Music Educators Natuonal Conference The chour has written outa special repertory of nts very own sungung the Moss of Christ the Kung for Candle Inghtlng then MACULATA l A vt cclSLAs D Benne L Bl Jc us A Brachv g l T Brachvogel ur s F2 E Burns D 0 'vt Case 'I Cos ntuno L Chapman 'x Chldc ter D Clancy B Clau I l-l Couc L x Curr D Daniels P Daven orf e a P Dee P D rdnnan u cr x Du v M Dunn P D Gburczxlf E Glbbons W Grebe! rar r- E Greg rv D Grze a rrugt v c er He cnv rrx Hu ll L V TTC T Hu a un lxco ln K 1 , I A A lllcrt M Ai onu , . hen- l I I . acn, D, Bzlr, , tt, , f k , - M, fo e, . , G. ' Bro 5 , Brown, , , . C se, A -S , . f, gh- ton, M Coll ng, . h, . Cc , J vm , V D , G d Bl se, . , , o , , M. J Dc gh1t,, J. ff , , J Dutton, K, Dver, J. Flletfu, . Goff- nev, L Galcw, P. Garo, P. Garrltv, S G waha r, 3 ,, l k, Q Ho 5 ct E t-le li , L. lle- Lcrcr L l-tf wcbe , R A -ww- gy' G t-lc, schcw, P Hoff: sr, M tl .un F ll , M Hxl .1, v .l hav r zu' E J ms, D L '- t g, P HU, r l4fgr2m.,,f e ,Cn , K if H limurxijg k LoN':htla e lllllllllllll a number of beautiful nuotial masses for various alumnae brides, culminat- ing in their brilliant participation with fifteen other glee clubs in the mass, Cum Jubilo, sung at Saint Mary of the Lake Church on February l4, when lmmaculata was hostess to the Glee Club festival . . . the entire glee club took part in their final-and loveliest-concert in May. ALM MATER . . . T, Lamb, D. Larney, R. Larney, C. Leonard, P. Lincoln, J. Lyons, K. Mclatesta, R. Maloney, E. Manos, l-l. Marshall, L. McComb, D. McGov- ern, D McGregor, G. McGregor, P. Mellor, M. J. Mitchell, V. Natten- heimer, G. Navigator, F. Nuccio, B. O'Connor, l-l. O'Shea, P Poganucci, M. Perlick, M, A, Przypyszny, P. Qualey, J. A. Reichenbach, J. Rin- chiuso, P Runkle, M Flyan, A Scheide, M. Shellander, N. Sikokis, J. Simon, L. Supp, D. Sizemore, P. Standaert, C. Sullivan, H. Szewczyk R. Tanzi, M K Tentinger, F. Thie- len, T Thullen, P, Trenner, A Va- lenzangi, A Van Ce Voorrle, D. Van l-lilst, A Varrbrack, G Vournas, V Wclkcsz, P Williarfs, V. Wirkus, A. XNocds, D. Wojciechowski, P. Vtfright. Page Eightysex llllfllllllllllllllf strange enchanting gov to every Blue Mantle player This year's mastery of the duftfcultues of enunciatlon, lntonatuon untlectuon, plus costumes and makeup and stage tnght led to frequent one act plays the RCA developed undreamed dramatrc dep hs as lunuors and sophomores demonstrated nts possnbulrtues spotlnght falls upon The Lady wnth a Lamp an whnch sensor dramatuc students proved themselves scnntullatung exponents ot the Sock and Busknn 5 ,U NAAVY CLARE HORNOF ,J JLNE CO L Ru P je ntx e tl . , ' 5 lv 'H e if 1 1 X ' A 'Q' v 2 t , L , 4 1 K .v K , . 1 ' ,- W' -fr .-,, , '34 Q ' f 45? zz, 3 1. 1 I Z t 1 'L ' K 1 Q ' 2 b ct ft ' N .A QV 45 . . . V - W lilly f 4' Pax l 5 A 2 t alb- lg .55 :L Q av 'L Ce 2 - lglil lvlllllllllillill garbed in a dainty gown of vivid bordered material . . . torso-length bodice short gathered skirt bracelet-length sleeves pillbox hat of matching material . . . accessories in striking contrast . . . steps out of her bandbox and down the ramp of the Fashion Revue . . . with a final feminine flourish . . . for next year, she will be definitely conservative . . . no pock- ets no collars no belts no gracious length of skirt no sweeping fulness in her evening gown . . . but Milady will rejoice in another contribution to 4 . . Victory. Elltlllll l EDITH FRATESI Page E lghty nine Page Nu-ety JOAN PATTERSON UN llllll llllllt AN l one two three and rest Con at be from such tedious begunnnngs Come those tlnsshed melodies of Chopin Strauss Mendelssohn MocDowell wottlng down the studio corrndor os plono students prepared for monthly recntols ond Sount Ceculno s Doy yet not oll work some ploy os the Scnnt Ceclluo s Clrcle brought together the students ot all the studios ot lost autumn s Musuc Doy porty one two three ond rest one two three ond rest the sensors thrs yeor boost not one not two but three Acodemuc certltucotes ond do not rest o Mundelenn scholorshup os well one two three ond rest E, , I ..- I I 1 1 I 1 . . .., , .,, . . ' ' ' I 1 I , , , , I 1 I 1 ' Seated at the console deftly manipulating stops lmmaculata's small but talented corps of organists have done their not-so-little bit with loyal skill putting harmony into many an assembly majestically opening the Saint Cecilia's Day program ,. 4 making us feel the fervor and religious depth of Candle-lighting Mass . . . and the beauty of its heavenly O Light of the World . , . adding a wistful undertane of Auld-Lang-Syne to the gaiety of Senior Class Day . . , musically illuminating the dream of The Lady with a Lamp . . . announcing each of the spring recitals with a patriotic flourish of The Star Spangled Banner . . , being, in fact, uni- versally in demand . . . and unanimously acclaimed. HELEN RUSSO Page Ninety-one lliE ll lllll Elllllll Social is the word for the year's activities in the Home Economics department . . . A clever skit on Defense Foods began it . . . Christmas cookies for the children of St. Dominic's , . . a buffet repast with freshman culinary experts entertaining senior chefs .. . a St. Patrick's luncheon . .. a formal dinner in May . , . all indicate that the way into society is through the kitchen door. Dorothy Casago Mary Ellen Cotter Kathleen Brennan SlIllNllSlE Al llllllllll General Science paves the way and then intrigued biology students watch over speckled blue canary eggs guppies swarming about their tropical tank earnest chemists discover that CaCO3 CO2 l-l2O Ca ll-lCO3l or999 hard water999 electro magnets make Mar on: s out of lmmaculatan physicists as Sister telegraphs Page N nety three 1 1 ' er 1 ., - C I , 1 ' 1 I . Q v f , an rf bu' r -N 'f '71- Y if A10 Thus vear lanuor volley ball stars t ok a decusnve vnctorv from thefr capped and gowned opponents Worried sensor basketball experts need ed speed and stamlna to wreak vengeance on the Inghtnlng junnor menace to their prestige seniors won by a basket giant sophomores suc cesstullv reached for a thrxlhng game over hard tlghtung clever pla :ng luttle freshmen In the sprung seniors and junnors an Jear- Corc ran Jeanne Kessler doubl and single contests strove mnghtnly wlth skullfal bats for the coveted pun as the elusnve bard shattled back and forth over the bad munton net Meanwhile freshmen and sophomores made strskes foals two baggers, and homeruns but broke no wundows as they maneuvered tor The Cup At the last assembly unduvudual athletnc achlevements mented the coveted awards t Y Ut MHS ANU HGUHS lllllllllllll llll llllllll llllllllll Red Crass lmmacalafarws have learned mam ecaharw :cal trucks far makmg peaple camfarfable carwsfrucfuhg affracfuve passurwets auf af materials af hahd far sclehfufucally bathed babres arrahgurmg a child 5 bed fable guaranteed fa fascurmafe glvmg flrsf ald fa The mlared fakurmg care af helpless pafserwfs readmg charts and temperatures umpra vrsmg easefal back rests Temporary crups from fwa sfranghf chairs war effort a druve fa clearw auf medrcurwe cdbmets and callect 2 OOO amused baffles for msfutafuc as which Heed them f V x x fo and fairly earhmg their suxfyffhree l-lame Nursing Certificates Their My 5 ,.. K Suk, x IM .. t 4' 'SJ'-i., af N 4 I' 4'- 'P 4 :ff Wanda Kranz Barbara Knockaert Helen Harris Mistress Mary quite contrary . . . how does your garden grow . . . with hardy flowers . . . and vegetables . . . arranged in a circular row . . . in several concentric circular rows in tact . . . marked off by yellow-brick pathways which separate onion from carrot . . . keep the marigolds in their stately place . . . and allow the lilies ot the valley to chime their silver bells at matins and at evensong . . . as breezes blow . . . Fancitul garden markers indicate directions and identify points of special interest in this maze ot horticulture . . . Attractive birdhouses of original lmmaculata art studio design lure the home-hunting martin who has an eye for artistic com- fort . . . Yet this is not a garden ot fancy . . . it is useful . . . it is eco- nomical . . . it is a Victory Garden . . . Page Ninety-seven JUSIYJHRS. ze f Mzddle Wes Pzoneer College for Women DIBLQUE IOW-X uated one of the se e e o erlook ng the a d ral oads The B rl gt ZEPI-IYR the MI aakee I-IIAWATI-IA and ll os Ce tal LAND O CORN olfe excell t ser ces Ch cago s ess than th ee ho rs d stance from Dubuoue U S I-I gh ys 20 ol ISI e d to the campus boundar IKFNTIII OFIPCOINIXPIJ ICHIFIPIIFNT IX FDIC 17'ION LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE COURSES Ieadung to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Scnence and Bachelor of Musnc compruse the curruculum The Department of Educatuon IS regIs tered for lowa State CertIfIcatIon In addstuon pre professlonal and specnal courses are offered FULLY ACCREDIT The Seeleteuy, Clalk College Dubuque, Iowa Page lxlnety e ght - - an I I T! Q' ,ff f If o I ,I 4 1 , 1, v ' I ' I I SLI, ,Ib I I - . I 9 ' - i Slt on v n I'1IIIs Of SCCnIC Dubuqu , v I MIssissIppI Rwer, Clarke College IS easlly accessuble by motor bus, hlghways n Ir . a In or' , uw the IInI nr ' r en VI . I I I r u I , . . , I wa , , I O ies. 1 1 1 1 1 f , 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1' 11 I I 1 1. 1 1 : 1 1. 1. 1 1 1 1 - 'W N H L , , I l - . E D 1 1 'I I I- I MUNDELEIN COLLEGE for WOME SHERIDAN ROAD AT THE LAKE Liberal Arts and Sciences, with special courses leading ta degrees in Art, Drama, Music, Home Economics, Social Service. Two-year secretarial course. Accredited by North Central Association For Information: Addressi Telephanei THE REGISTRAR BRIARGATE 3800 Page Ninety-nine WUEHHPHE -ui by 'x H L, 44 I N ff I . ff, H .if 1 1 'f 4 if f A ' A, ' lfdlxf If I ,l L k ,L v if ,. N ' 1 ,-,fx-W, V-V7! Off . f 1x 7 I f , , . - - , ' I ff X' I rg ' f - Y v , I , -, I' f f 1 ff f 'F ' -5 ,iizffli i ffiljiiiff fQQ:QQ:Q:Q.QE1f:-, Q Qgif.-4 K if H Ly gginiiiii., -A W Y V , -.5592 ..,x,x'e age.-,u-x-v X 2 2 ea 23 if s gr , 3 A . 3 5 ' if - if -, it 4 3 1 5 A . ' .fi fs 121 qs 5 CI . 25: 'T