Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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a4riiAi.4 null up with Curtain imem Page Sixty-two Upper center: O wad some Power the gittie gie us, to see oursels as ithers see us! chants Ann Rooklidge with Robert Burns as she colors a sell-portrait from a mirrored reflection, Left center: To improve their knowledge in theatrical fields. members oi the senior Drama club, Anne Llewellyn, lean Leis. Charlotte Henry and Mary Pat Anderson keep up with the magazine critics. Right center: Betsy Schmitz, Mary Pat Anderson, Sylvia Bicego, Helen Cygnar, and Ioan Letto patiently carve into wood the designs which Mary Stahl measures from the pattern. Lower center: Sing, Hosanna! Sing, Hosanna! In the annual presentation of World Without End, voices ol Verse Choir members resound to the strains of this soul-stirring choral drama. Mia' u-nun-an W ihk':t1!a'+'A

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Jglencl fo ake appy armony ere With the traditions of the former lmmaculata music students before them, the St. Cecilia Circle, official organization of the school's pianists, continues to live up to the standards set twenty odd years ago. In addition to supplying arrange- ments of the latest popular music, as well as the classics, for their classmates' enjoyment, members are often called upon to accompany singers. Under the leadership of Barbara King, Iris White, Catherine Thiel, and Margaret Went- land, the club gets together for little meetings and parties. First on the sched- ule of events patterned out is the annual St. Cecilia Day recital. Here, under the direction of the Circle, the other musicians join hands in presenting the pro- gram to an invited audience. Then, too, the entire student body witnesses the monthly recitals of the musicians. Besides these, numerous programs are held in Recital Hall for the piano, organ and voice students. And lastly, there are im- promptu gatherings of students around the pianos in the homerooms. Left: The other half of the Glee Club presents itself to the world, Lower right: Katherine Kranke, Eileen Mallon, Pat Buckley, Lois Kwasigroch, Ioan Wlock, Mau- reen O'Toole, and Gloria Lutter get together at an off-the-record meeting of the St. Cecilia Circle, typical of the many informal ones that take place after school hours. Page Sixty-one

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auae hat Jeefrealzea . . . unc il l A IH Upper left: Luncheon on the roof could be the term for this mealtime setting. Overlooking a beautiful drive, the cafeteria utilizes approximately one-half oi the fourth floor. Upper right: For those with a sweet tooth there is a counter near the entrance well stocked with candy, popcorn and potato chips which provide just the right something to nibble on! Center right: Prepared for the midday pick-up which keeps the wheels of learning running are lune Manae diara, Patricia Maday, Pat Lila, Connie Dreyer, Augustina Leitman, and Beverly Schaedel. Lower left: As Ioan Becker, Helen Kasting, Mary Lou Fussel. Nancy Triola, and Marian Rizzo pass along the steam table, many nutritious dishes. catching their eyes, appease their appetites. Lower right: The kitchen, staffed with capable cooks, emits appetite sharpening whifts through the cafeteria and down the halls, Cheery manners provide a pleasant pause that refreshes. Page Sixty-three