Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'UWM jzff Came jumdfn inet. Center: When spring rolls around, a turn toward the outdoors is only natural, and the girls try their luck at some baseball. Upper right: Patricia Finn, Rita Walsh, Janet Latanski, Mary Ann Rizzo. Marilyn Carr, Peggy Butler, and Miss Lois Duffy, athletic director, are caught in action going after a jump ball on the basketball court. Basketball is popular at lrnmaculata. Every year the girls look forward to the All-Star games played in March. Lower center: Speaking of All-Star games, volleyball, too, holds much interest. lmmaculata can proudly boast of her team. Being champions of Portage Park and defeating the American College 5 out of 7 tries are only two entrfes on their fine record. Lower right: Whenever an exhibition game is played, usually some sort of gymnastic entertainment is presented during the halvesAthe girls here demonstrate pyramids. l PAGE 87

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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

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6 oin our anvb, oya! Karnak Join your hands, loyal bands, while we pledge one another- expresses fulfillment of the obiective for the first all-school Sodality meeting of 1945-46 in the auditorium. ln the Question Box discussion of the rules of the organization, a brave group ot seniors, juniors, and sophomores answered queries tired by Prefect Georgiana Hartney from her lectern on the stage. Enthusiastic upperclassmen formed a special committee to promote student activity in all Sodality undertakings. As a basis for Sodality mem- bership these chosen ones of Mary advocated the use of the merit system with points gained for spiritual and temporal activities including recitation of the rosary, daily Mass, and collecting stamps for the missions. Upper left: Marian Hurley, Eucharistic Chairman, points out the many places where Sodalists practice Catholic Action. Upper right: Nearer to home, work is done among the children at Madonna Center. Playing The Farmer in the Dell are Jeanmarie Hackett, Ramona Tufa, and Kathleen Roche. Lower left: Cueing up for a Thursday Cisca Bull Session are Lucille Scholl, Agnes Difiore, Josephine Maggio, Frances Maggio, Patricia Finn, Angela Vignola, Jacqueline Pankau, Geraldine Gardini, Loretta Gallagher, and Helen Roach. Lower right: The children of Madonna Center are kept amused and occupied by Ramona Tufo, their 'favorite story-teller. PAGE 88