Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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. . . jim cgmmacufafa .x4flcLfic Row Three: Nancy Jennett, Marion Hurley, Marifrances Redding- ton, Patricia Fabianski, .Ioan Nowicki, Dorothea Gross, Mary Sull livan, Loretta Otte, Janet Latanski, Pat Finn, Jeanne Leis Row Four: Peggy Barrett, Mary Allen, Margaret Soergel, Dolores Rader, Helen Egan, Marilyn Schram, Rita Walsh, Betty Gcber, Margo Miller, Joan Lamb, Lorraine Knill, Dolores Mayr Row Five: Elaine Fredrick, Mary Ahern, Helen Roach, Dolores Barthel, Marguerite Libul, Dorothy Salazar, Marilyn Carr, Hen! rietta DeGrande, Joan Finn, Catherine Theil, Barbara Linder, Valerie Johlie, Joan Huckin Upper right: Making that strike is the hope of every girl who bowls and here it is the wish of Marjorie Schweik, Marilyn Thomsen, Joanne Lomax, and .loan Huckin. Lower right: On the home stretch of a relay comes Patricia Heidkainp to finish triumphantly. High spirited and fun loving, these girls spend their leisure time in the gym where they make new friends and learn to play what ever sports they desire. The recreational facilities altard an excellent opportunity for sharing in the good sports- manship which there prevails. 4, ,e .. yizsiisgvgg n-722 ggzizggigi ,asf A is 1. L -if1,s:?sR2'isse at V-2 -aafswgszsis wg: as ,::. 15513312 ,Q s - Ql ,V xr suns If 4, 5 1' 1 if if -tif' E K '33-Pifiwii - '- his V T A T 3 in Q f H '5 4 ' ., , ii .11 ff . N351 . iiriztgf r U 22 meg, ,sim Q22 1,:,g,, gif! MMM H .,

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.gnfra-murag Jdcfiue, omraclef . . . PACF 84 Upper left: Lined up at the starting point Betty Minogue, Marian Hurley, and Peggy Barrett anxiously await the gun to start the sixty yard free-style swim. Lower left: The sophomores Patricia Fabianski, Margie Hanley, and Nancy Jennett being initiated into the IAC, encounter a difticulty. Upper center: Takin l'ttl g a 1 e time oft from studies, Marilyn Carr and Catherine Culhane bat the ping pong ball around in a game of table tennis as Mary Culhane looks on. Lower center: The lmmaculata Athletic Club, since it was founded in 1943, has become one of the most active organi- zations in the school and enioys many extracurricular activities. Members include: Row One: Secretary, Charlene Anzaloneg former Vice-President, Mary Jordan, Vice-President, M iorie Schweikg Social Chairman, Pe B I Mary Ann Rizzo ary Jane Henry, President, Mar- ggy ut er, and Treasurer, Row Two: Josephine Maggio, Mary Pot Mittel, Marguerite Richards, Margie Gluuser, Patricia Heidkamp, Patricia Wutke, Kay Walsh, Betty Minogue, .loan Werner, Dolores Arnold, Rose- mary McCormick, Frances Maggio

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vane ad MWLAL, cane ad MICL Enthusiasm mounts at all intra-mural games with the clever signals of the cheer- leaders, four girls from each division who have written original cheers and paro- dies on popular songs. Not only do these cheerleaders give lively accents to the games, but also they encourage spectators to evidence their class spirit. Upper left: Although not quite as strenuous as other sports, badminton ranks high in popularity, as expressions on the faces of Mary Jane Henry, Dolores Barthel, Joan Werner, and Mary Ann Rizzo show. Center left: The sport season closes with the annual track meet, held in June. Broad iumping, high-iumping, and baseball throws are main events, also the sixty yard dash. The girls, lined up, are waiting for the whistle, .-ff' M' PAGE 86