Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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C0lfULOy5 QLUGLIFQ7 M83 GL! fAQ pang? The query, What's cooking? addressed to one of Immaculata's culinary experts precipitates a number of tasty replies. These accomplished chefs, turning the printed words of a recipe into edible and attrac- tive concoctions, can plan and serve a quick lunch or a formal dinner. By individual designing of typical table decorations, the girls prove also that a gay setting is an asset to any meal. At the end of the term, students find they have acquired one credit in foods and nutrition, and a few extra pounds of avoirdupois. Upper right: Time for tea, and Rosa LaMarca, Patricia Finn, and Theresa White shed their senior dignity long enough to have a tea party-replacing little girl sugar and water and graham crackers with real honest-to-goodness party food. Center right: With the universal prayer of all cooks-- Please, let 'em rise! hEleanor Scanlon and Arlene Mulewski, ready to time their biscuits to the minute, place the tins in the open oven. Lower right: Margaret Keane waves a magic beater to produce some magic batter. More intricate than a chemical compound is the recipe for a good cake, and the results are much more delicious! Lower left: The mysterious process of managing a tea set in the proper manner intrigues Anne Carr, Theresa White, and Teresa O'Connell. Every clay is ladies' day in the home ec department. PAGE 66 v 09 Vw?

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:L QJ edcly - aunfedl .xdrfzi Cjorri or Voice students develop their natural vocal qualities in enchanting solo, beautifully blended duet, or city- famed glee club. Oftentimes, too, the student body enjoys the group harmony of its school choir. Indeed, all kinds of melody, every type of instrument com- bine to produce music in the Immaculata manner. Right: Vested choir members Patricia Gamache, Cecilia Sigmund, and Patricia Griffin uplift the voice and sing, Lower right: Phillis Frazier, Margaret Garner, Paula Stuerclce, Mildred De Vic, Angelina Traticanti, Patricia Moy, Patricia Heidlcamp, and June Kieffer are the eight musicians of the class of '46 who receive academic certificates for outstanding achievement during their four years of study at the Immaculata. 1 , ,,,,,....,, ,mr . ,. 'T' rig,.2 e eeesf-e m: HF ?i tj'F.3ii'Q1 5 .e ,yn PAGE 65

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ene jaLe .Heel pam af fire mee! Above: A stitch in time saves twelve, is proved by Dolores Quanti, Patricia Laffey, Helen Cavanaugh, Mary Helen Donahue, Beverly Schaedel, Bernadette Filipski, Joan Danneman, Marilyn Luptalr, Patricia Schurgen, Alma Lui, Patricia Nesbitt, and Constance Hoenig. Center rght: Members of the homeemanagement class, Lynn Reith and Patricia Hannigan, make practical application of the art of interior decorating. Lower right: Could Suzanne Miller be anticipating the future as she draws a fioor plan after studying the different types of architecture in the home-management course? With one hundred and forty-tive students enrolled, Carmel Hall accommodates itself to the largest group of potential designers, home managers, and interior decorators of all its twenty-tive silvery years! An annual Fashion Revue, conducted by students, has been the focal point of each year for those studying designing or clothing construction. All gowns modeled in this parade are designed and ex- ecuted by the girls themselves. Home managers take turns hostessing at the luncheon which each has planned, with an eye to harmonious color scheme, to exemplify the most attractively correct manner of arranging a decorative table. PAQL 67