Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Mariann Gearty and Maureen Burns take the first snip towards a new dress, while Sue Canever smooths out the wrinkles. . to Learn to Make a Home l Home Economics is more than iust cooking and sewing. In our foods cmd nutrition classes, for example, we study the value of foods in nourish- ing the body in order to work out balanced diets. ln our clothing classes . . . . . . Look different! Are different! and what a won- we study textiles, their selection, cost, wearing qualities, and care. In gen- , ,, g . I i derful difference - we made them ourselves, eral, we study the management of home financing, the furnishing of a boast Carol Jomsek Maureen Mccorthy and home, the care of children, and many other similar topics. Through these Josette Tulock, courses we aim to fashion gracious homes for our families of the future. Better than we thought it would be. Home Ec seniors, Joan Judy Masters, and Cathy Toppin heartily agree as they eat their Dudek, Jacqueline Bonner, Carole Oudersluys, Carol Perman, first culinary endeavors. We ct? , sf' get .fr

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Today's Secretary helps Carole Kennedy and Patricia Carol Hirt's number one problem at this moment is Kelly to broaden their business horizons. how to place her letter artistically. 7 ' x 9 OUYSG--I' at S USIHGSS lFront row? Pounding the keys are Elaine Blakeslcc, Cecily Far- CBackJ June Finnigan and Martha Lefevre. ragher, Judy Jelonek, Elizabeth Mingori, and Carole Permen.

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Leave it to the FRESHMEN I nominate the Freshman Class of T958-59 as the Class of the Year. Of course, l'm partial because l'm a freshman, but I ask you who else but freshmen could be the most cooperative, stu- dious, energetic, sociable, loyal, friendly, carefree iexcept be- fore an exami, independent, green students at I.H.? Who else but freshmen could win the ticket-selling drive for Dad's night with all that competition from the upperclassmen? Who but freshmen can't wait to start school in the morning, or show such enthusiasm whether in science or English, in algebra or Latin? What other class in the school can boast of two sets of twins--Toby and Terry Stern, and Carol and Cathy Bennett- or a girl iKathy Callaghant who belongs to family of seven- teen children? Do other classes have as many foreign born or foreign-traveled girls in their class as we do-girls who have been to the Ukraine, Germany, Italy, Ecuador, Hungary, and Austria? Moreover forty-two of us have uperr-classmen as sisters. ln our class we have twenty-two Kathys or Kathleens, thir- teen Pats, eleven Judys or Julies, and eight Carols or Carolyns, yet we never get mixed up. Besides this we have many girls with ununsual names, such as, Aideen, Bernita, Etta, Joela, Jurate, Lilla, Lydia, Locade, Michaelynn, Marcelle, Mara, and others. Then, too, we have girls whose names are misnomers. There are, for example, Toby and Terry Stern, but they're not stern, Barbara Curly whose hair is straight, Elizabeth Baker who doesn't know how to bake, Patricia Fisher who has never caught a fish, and Margaret Young who intends to change her name before she gets too old. And, of course, we come in all sizes and shapes, but this doesn't make much difference, There was that day, for exam- ple, when we had to wear our gym suits for the first time. Kitty Petersmark, who wears a size ten, came out in a size eighteen, and Barbara Pfister, who wears a size sixteen, came out in size twelvei What other underclass has girls so very tall and intelli- gent looking that they get mixed up with the seniors? Oh, yes there are many other interesting facts about us. We hold the record for losing more things, forgetting more library cards, messages, locker combinations, gym shoes, books, as- signments, and lunches, missing more busses, and cluttering up more classrooms than any other group in the school. If you need more information before you cast your vote for the freshmen as the Class of the Year, then iust consult- -Maureen O'Connor, '62 Donna McClean, '62 Kathy Truran, '62 Trimming the Christmas Tree is not only a freshman prrv ilege, it is also work! Kqy Hughes, Pqt Lyons, gnd Judy Ranke don't mind however, they love it!