Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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vas 'blueprint day' in the Christian Family Img Class, w 3: Irene MacGills, Rita Tyle, Bernice Van- 1, Row 2: Judith Kapusniak, Cynthia Albiniak, an Herbst, Gloria Williamson, Paula Ford, ala Musico, Freda Dybowski, Marie Fisher, riel Marineaug Row 1: Judith Wasik, Marisa ale, Lois Lemke, Gloria Jean Dias. ygfffxvg -Q The Sophomore English Course endeavors to help the students write adult sentences and paragraphs, introduces them to basic speech techniques, and further demonstrates the truth and beauty in great literature. English: Maribeth Lomazzo, Margaret Finlay, Jean McManus, Florence Krause, Joan Dudek, Sandy Soulliere, Maureen Lamb, Judith Kinggo, Linda Wallace, Mary Gibbons. In the Sophomore History classes future Ameri- can citizens develop democratic attitudes through the study of the Ancient and European nations. Standing: Pamela Rich, Charlene Rupert, Marlene Tomaszewski, Roberta Parkhill, Kitty Cooney, Seated from back: Judith Jelonek, Eileen Gaunt, Patricia Wilkie, Judith Kirchner, Mary Ann Clifford, Ellen Finan, Lorraine Donakowski, Inez Kapecky, Kay Allen, Carol Andres, Joyce Wierzbenski, Kathi Phillips. In the study of Geometry a student can learn to appreciate the importance of geometric figures and their role in modern civilization. Practice in thinking clearly and reasoning carefully will teach the geometry student to make intelligent decisions in other branches of learning. tLeft to Rightlz Gloria Caplin, Gail Clayton, Anne Pozzini, Susan Carlin, Nancy Malfant, Carole Oudersluys, Jo Tulock, Madonna Desy, Phyllis Wilkerwicz, JoAnn Di Ponio, Mary Ann Thomas, Marianne Stuecken, Judith Masters, Linda Benvenuto. 23 lub...

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Required Units Religion, The Bible English Modern History Physical Education jAe Wumger of Cfdacfiue Sugfecfj i egina fo gxpan in .S7opAomore ear fLeft to rightJ Virginia MacDonald, Mary Alice Dilworth, Anne Enderby, Kathleen Kearney, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Christine McCarthy, Lorraine Plank. Electives Choral Christian Family Living The Sophomore Religion course centering around the life of Christ, the Sacraments, and the Holy Sacrifice seeks to develop a Christian spiri- Clothing tuality doctrinally sound as well as inspirational. Plane Geometry A Orchestra Applied Music Latin Row 1: Mary Kay O'Brien, Patricia Drace, Anne Toth, Nancy Bowerman, Georgene Joachim, Anne Enderbyg Row 2: Bette Carey, Diane Butcher, JoAnn Jordon, Anna Socia, Julie Dilworth, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Lorraine Plank, Row 3: Anne Larin, Rosaline Donna, Marcia Sarasin, Kathleen Brehmer, Virginia MacDonald. 22

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ffhxb An increased and an enriched vocabulary is only one of the practical advantages which can accrue from the study of LATIN. Above: Nancy Reuter, Joyce Janus, Cynthia Nepjuk, Margaret Bentley, Lois Stokes, Ethel Long, Christine Miller, Louise Kennedy, Mary Kiley, Carole Armstrong, At the right: Marilyn Pierce, Sally Annas, Betty Frilot, Kathy Irvin, Kalyna Tkachuk, Carol Hirt, Mary Stephenson, Pat Nolan, Mary Ann Warner, Ann McGraw, Rosemarie Gancer. gv NW !t wt.. N me aww The Finishing Touches on the latest Fashions are intricate and vital. Above Standing: Sharon Zajdelg Seated: Nancy Walker, Gloria Bak, Barbara Berger, Nancy Sandersong Stand- ing: Mary Virginia Sullivan, At the right standing: Beverly Pianczk, Carol Perman, Patricia Kean, Carole Kennedy, Elizabeth Whallg Front: Johanna Lane, Diane Orban, Marybeth Mason.