Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Some of Detroit's Future Secretaries ltanding: Earlene Baker, Alice Jampe, Deanna Kobeg Back Row: Jlildred Johnson, Barbara Kinch- Lular, Sue Madigan, 2nd Last: 'oyce Boudreau, Pat Driscoll, firginia Battaglia, Marjorie Drown, 3rd Last: Joyce Craig, llaureen James, Elaine Liedel, usan Keenag Front: Margaret 'ennent, Judy Luckas. What a Junior Art Student can do with a paring knife on firehrick, Standing Rack Row: iliarbara Nills, Linda Wattriclz, Linda Lawlor, Front Row: Carol Con- lon, Kay Jordon, Pat DeLong, Georgia Corbetts. 1 Beginners in the Art of Typing Last Row: Muriel Murer, Joan Dowd, Judy Carey, 2nd Last: Mary Leinke, Dorothy Casper, Alice Fallertg 3rd Last: Judy Luckas, Pat Drolet, Celeste Lampe, Mary Jane Riordang 4th Last: Judy Bartl, Rosemary Dunn, Mary Teagan, Barbara Duczyminskig Front: Sue Beals. V' , 5.

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For these Junior physicists the questions are, where is the center of gravity and what is the resultant? Music is a Social science because it brings enjoyment to those who play and to him who listens. Violin, Renate Luma Piano, Marcia Corona 27 ine biology classes study r irst Aid in theory and in practice. Saundra Marlow, Sharon Sullivan, Suzanne Thomas, Sharon Rogers, Carol Schaldenbrand, Betty Ann Heenan, Paula Henricks, Mary Ann Moore, Susan Farrell, Diane Brown, Marcella Dohany, Ann Moloney, Judith Gauthier, Mary Ellen Carroll, Patricia Pero, Laurie Croskey, Mary Murtagh, Ruth Bard, Hope Hymans, Eileen Norus, Kay Burns, Mary Copper- stone. Standing: Ann Mohardt, Eleanor Keller, Ann Niedzwiedzka. Back Row: Mary Louise Lutz, Carole Bonkowski, Haline Boraski, Barb Ciemnicki. Front Row: Ann Gable, Christine Makar, Sharon Artman. Back Row: Gloria Turner, Judy Brickley, Barbara Petroski. Front Row fseatedlz Peggy O'Sullivan, Margaret Sweeney. J--ol.,-q.,,

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f- f E .,,MA. . if 49' Back Row: Lee Picknik, Loie Stenger, Mary Margaret Janecek, Mary Beck- er, Middle: Ann Koehler, Peggy Haughey, Mary Wider, Ann Lodish, Lydia Small, Pat Crowley, Theresa Kasko, Front: Connie Bemben, Renate Luma, Marcia Corona. ,4fZmeffef All - slim . cflf - ll, Clementine Grabowski, Genevieve Sobak, Margaret Stuecken, Sharon Learmont, Sharon Howe, Arlene Heany, Jo Royce, Theresa Lassaline, Kathy Schultz, Anne Kearney, Barbara Mea- selle. 'Q Won Sflofae, Sal 'Mfaef The heart of the great Latin orator -OUR OWN CICERO- would indeed throb to the rhythmic cadences of his Quo usque tandem abu- tere, Catalina, patientia nostra. . . as it rises and falls in lovely unison daily in the Latin III domain of Immaculata! Besides studying the Manilian Law and the Pro-Krchia, the Ciceronians take time out for Latin conversation, for skits, and for critical analyses via visual aids. gl? These students in Advanced Al- gebra were doubly interested in the Binomial theorem because they used it in the Genetics unit in Biologyo Back Row: Janet Clinger, Carol Quigley, Ginny Annas, Carol Conlon, Jo Ann Schimmer, Har- riet Goode, Carol Blanchford, 2nd Last: Pat Stanton, Grace Gensler, Beverly Ristow, Judy Otto, Pat Churchvarag Front Row: Eleanor Sarasin, Judy Sommers, Paulette Plante, Rose Franzel, Judy Binno, Amy Skow- ran.