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We Present the . . 1961 IMMACULATA Designed and Edited by the Journalism Staff of IMMACULATA HIGH SCHOOL, Detroit 21 Conducted by the SISTERS, SERVANTS OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY X Q 0 'X Monroe, Michigan When I would know thee . . . my thought looks Upon thy well-made choice of friends and books. -Ben Jonson: Epigram 86. From Library to Lady Some weeks ago a friend of our school stopped at the local library to have his card renewed. Upon noting his address the librarian asked him if on his way home he would deliver a little red envelope to a certain young lady in his vicinity. When he willingly agreed to grant the small request, the librarian commented that the student in question would be most relieved. Since his experience proved to be a singular one las far as our readers are concernedj, we relay his story exactly as he told it to us. When the librarian turned over to me the bulging, well-worn red envelope held together by a bit of black velvet ribbon--I noted with interest the fancy letters in one corner: If this precious document gets lost, strayed, or stolen- will the finder please return the same to me. Gratefully- Gladly I set out for the given address. I was met at the door of her home by the girI's mother who explained that her daughter was not yet home from school. I expect her in at any moment, she said. WouId you care to wait? Oh definitely, I responded, and then hastily added- that is, if you don't mind. By way of reply I was led to a small but bright room off the center hall. This cubicle, the mother commented, is my daughter's private library and study. Intrigued I entered the sanctum. In cheerful disorder about the room were books, books of all kinds--yearbooks and textbooks, reference books to new words, good manners, beauty hints and recipesg fiction and non-fiction: plus a crammed scrapbook and a dog-eared autograph album. Knowing that book choices can reveal an individuaI's personality, I de- cided upon a sneak preview of the young lady I hoped to meet. As for my observations-observations about the young lady's school, her studies, activi- ties and interests, friends and classmates-I am happy to share these with you. Believing that his comments will be of interest to all of our readers, we now let his discoveries speak for themselves in the pages of our T961 IMMACULATA. tWith apologies to Joseph Addison. THE SPECTATOR. Essay Number 37. A Lady's Library.l 2 .5 H e r S c h o ol Qi S THIS IS IMMACULATA ...,.... PEOPLE SHE WOULD LIKE YOU TO MEET X Her Teachers ........ ,,.. Other Friends ........ ..,. Her Parents ..,..... .. .,,.... 'IO A School Leaders ,..,.,........ 'll S Outstanding Students .... 'I4 5, 5 it .qrtf iii CONTENTS Her 5Her lHer Studies if Activities im Religion ......, English ......, Science .......... Mathematics ..... Social Studies .,...... I ,...... Languages ..,.... Home Economics Commercial ...,,,. SOCIAL Date with Dad ,. ,.t... ..... Dances ...,...,........ CULTURAL Music .......,........,.....,......... Speech and Drama JE An ......,..,t.,.....,., ............. ATHLETIC ,..... SPIRITUAL ....., 28 30 32 34 35 36 39 Classmates Freshmen ....... ..,..... Sophomores ...... .,...... Juniors .........,. ....,.. Seniors ....,..,.,.... ........ Graduation Sr. Directory ...... ....... CONCLUSION 3 What Kind of School Does She Attend? On and about her desk, in organized confusion, lay the makings of a school year- book. Nearby were several editions of other years, the tone and size of which, sug- gested to me an all girls' high school. From the blue and white covers plus the title, lmmaculata, I further surmised that it must be a Catholic school - one dedicated and devoted to our Blessed Mother. A closer glance at one of the pictures on her desk, one showing a large group of teenage girls gathered about an outdoor shrine of the Virgin, told me that I had guessed correctly. HER SCHOOL She attends an all girls' high school . . . Catholic dedicated to the Immaculate Mother of God . . . 4 up x K, , 5 , Q? Ay 'AAA A Ad A f H f' ff' 9 4 , . U 5 Q , - .V ,W A A Y 1 is EL 1. 'gtgl' if-1, 1' ll , A vm xg N ' . A A X f ,'Q':'3'? , 3. ff f ff'-ik ' ' . 1 ' 'fs . . -f U f X M ' K ufi..TfQr I 2, ff? - . ? 1 I 1' Q , 3 R 1, A A i. Q' A A 'AAA4Gg.A Vx 4. f.i?fAAMAL K ,A K ,gn ' ' 'Q AA, 1, N 3, wk . Y . A ,,, A M .4 J, Af. Q at up , m , , ,L Am., Y . A . , ' ,.,, x Q 1 . ,M Za L' if V- A Q , A3 cy- ,wg A' 46 5 1 , 5 J K, W A A1 ,,,6A, A AA ,MQ A.. f .k .,, , A Agfbwi Ai ff A 1 ,, ,W A V ' A - - S' A f'. W ,mf , . 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Mbovel Enter: MacNamara's Band that helped to create all the fun and excitement of that riotous assembly announcing the kick-off of the Mother's Guild Project. KBelowt Now for the earphones! Obligingly, Sister Marie Chantal assisted by Anita Sheppard, Marlene Jarvis, and Judy Sorrentino initiate a neophyte to the wonders ofthe language lab. At Noon Hour Communion Elizabeth Dunlop, Bernita Holahan, Jeanne Mur- phy, and Constance Mesner are among those who realize the source of all l,H. unity--Christ! Thi I lmmaculata! Enter upon a girl's world. But take this as fair warning--chances are that you will be infected with that contagious disease, the l.H. spirit. Do not worry, however, for it isn't fatal. Let's diagnose this curious malady. Take any girl las long as she is an l.H. girlj and observe her to see tangible signs of the spirit. You can meet her in the corridor . . . crisp white blouse and blue skirt . . . white socks and her blue and white saddle shoes . . , a load of books in her arms and a man-sized satchel lit's her pursel dangling from her arm. Take a quick look for you will not see her long. In a moment she will be off-off to a student council meeting, an independent study project, the cafeteria for a bite of breakfast after early Mass and Communion, to her homeroom to find out if anybody got the answer to problem three, or off to an early morning gabfest. One sure thing is wherever she goes you will find her enthusiastic, able, and eager, and whatever she does--whether it is praying, studying, working, or just having fun- it will be accomplished with that typical l.H. spirit-that wonderful spirit of togetherness. iii III '- ll Ill ll 'E' A Z ' I 10, Q - ,iysxfitla X 1'-K 121 M Girls! Girls! Girls will be Girls...and this is what makes up IMMACULATA! ' '.t , - Y. 14 , 1-, - T L d sr' nd lLeftl Quick repairs by Loretta Johnson lbut it could be any girl.l lRightl Marlene Potvin makes that mad dash at exactly 8:15. Q Generosity spells the Christmas spirit at l.H. Doing their share in the annual Christmas Drive are Judy Labadie and Lilla Weigl. Culture is catching! Chryslyna Baiko and Donna Treshnewsky help to spread it with their Ukrainian Art Exhibit. Her School Administration Striking a familiar pose, Monsignor Weier gives some fatherly advice to students at an all-school assembly. lLeftl Everybody at l.H. knows Sister Florine, Dean of the Bookstore and Friend of All lRightl The Sisters travel up and down stairs between exchanges equally as fast as the girls. Sister Hermene is just one speedy example. Here Are the People Her Teachers PRINCIPAL Mother M. Juliana CHAPLAIN Very Reverend Monsignor John A. Weier HOMEROOM TEACHERS Seniors 215 Sister M. Ann 'Pierre 116 Sister Marie Daniel 208 Sister Marie Emily 205 Sister Marie Chantal 214 Sister M. Mercedes Juniors 317 Sister Joan Marie 114 Sister Marie Ignace 316 Sister M. Hermene 301 Sister M. Clotilda 315 Sister M. Michelle Sophomores 118 Sister Mary Lawrence 115 Sister M. Ida Catherine 119 Sister M. Catherine Terese 109 Sister M. Magdala 113 Sister Beata Maria Freshmen 308 Sister Mary Justin 314 Sister Stella Marie 313 Sister Marie Trinite 309 Sister Harold Marie 312 Sister M. John Fisher 307 Miss Barbara Kraienka CLASS TEACHERS Sister M. John Bosco Sister M. Edwardine Sister Mary Oswald Mrs. John Deupree SPECIALIZED TEACHERS Guidance and Counseling Very Rev. Msgr. J. A. Weier Sister Marie Chantal Music Sister M. Andrea Sister M. Loretta Cecile Sister Joseph Marie Sister M. Rosina Library Sister M. Celestine Xavier Athletics Miss Sally Sessions Dietetics Sister M. Verda Book Store Sister M. Florine Whenever students needs a helping hand, head, or heart-a faculty member is there. Here Sister Celestine Xavier, Sister Mercedes, and Mrs. John Deupree come to the rescue. Sh Would Like You to Other Friends at School Sister Verda, Mrs. Eckstrom, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Culp are all set for the bell that means-LUNCH! Cafeteria Staff Meet Those trusty men at l.H. who need no in- troduction: Harold, Tony, and the ever- efficient Mr. Nicholas Wambach, Mainte- nance Engineer. J Maintenance Staff 4, , 4 W. .f NW - :V 1 iff , gi .gi ff 22212 . jd sf. 53 'mil A5232 li 4 El :A 3. asf 3' uw' 5:25 q , 'T Al 5 far , g a' ii xg li Q y 5 fs .. - ::: m1:s.,2SL ,-. iz, Y. 5:91 M Mmm , , 1 ff K I .. -, Y f 4, ff uf Lk., .90- fab, 531 fs K , Rm , mx f . fl? ,. ,K 4 fl QV! ,1 LN QA-wwf? 3 a A s Q. if' 4 Her School Leaders Another group of people she will cer- tainly want you to meet are the student members of various school organizations. Doing their part to build that esprit de corps at I.H.-loyalty to its ideals, per- sonal pride in all its achievements, and responsibility for its good reputation are the members of the Student Council. The I.H. girl recalls pleasantly the Stu- dent Council plea tor backing up school proiects. She remembers Friendly Fri- day, and Beanie Day , and looks back on the official Student Council Assembly with pride. If you come to I.H. you will assuredly want to meet tomorrow's leaders who to- day-are the members of the Student Council. Tomorrow's Leaders Today STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Top Row K Hughes K Nicholson F. Pelham, M. Mirabito, K. Knoth S Hopkins A Kerrrgan M Charmek K Fogllatti S Sloan M. Dunne, S. Rutherford, .l. Maran G Dougherty Middle Row B Andel A Cecchlnl K Wider, A. Dilworth, B. Kolar, Sister M Ann Pierre J Wisner M K Hulgrave K Breen .I Parks K Bryce. Bottom Row. C. Sin- clair K Petersmark J MacMaster .I Garbarmo S Stone C Kralenke, M. Dixon, J. Wesolowski. CLUBICITY . . . Student Spiritual Council and Club Officers S.S.C pw ' 'I . . . For Christ the King! Donna Torcellini, Michelle Toth, Maureen Mira bito, Jane Sobak, Katie McGrail, Candace Smullen, and Peggy O'Shea ex press their wholehearted thinking in whole-hearted singing at an S.S.C x Project a new image of America's youth to people abroad! Miss Elizabeth Reed, Grailville worker, ex- plains her point of view to Candace Smullen and Maureen Mirabito. Clubs and Their Officers DEBATE President .............. Vice-President ,.,... Secretary .,..... Treasurer ..,..,. DRAMATICS President ..,.....,.. Vice-President ....,. Secretary .......... Treasurer ..,..,....... FRENCH CLUB QIIJ President ......,,.. Vice-President ...... Recording Sec. .,.. . Corres. Sec. ..... . Treasurer ,.....,. Editor .,.,..,..... Special Features ..... Regular Features .. Art Set Up ....,...... Typing ....,.....,...,....., , FRENCH CLUB UID President ........... Vice-President ...... Recording Sec. Corres. Sec. ..... . Treasurer .... ...Phyllis Clemens ......Anne Maledon .....Martina Byrnes ..Mary .Io Kolinski ........Betsy Norton ...,....Mary Antoun ........Chary Beck .........Mary Mason .Maureen Jacques ........Betsy Norton .Maureen Mirabito Candy Smullen .Barbara Bottiaux ............Joan Larin ....,..Katie McGrail .. ......... Maxine Wallace .............Judy Larkins ........Kathy Walsh ...,.....Penny Cykowski .,....Kathy Murray Mary Anne Stone Mary Ellen McCarthy .........Judy MacMaster assembly program. r At I.H. there is a club for every girl and girls for every club. Through these groups a student finds an outlet for that energy and talent which give purpose to activities. Editor ..,.........,..,.. FUTURE NURSES President ......,... Vice-President Secretary ......... Treasurer ..... ........... FUTURE TEACHERS President .......... Vice-President . .... Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Historian ............. LATIN CLUB KID President ......... Vice-President ..... Secretary ......... Treasurer ............ LATIN CLUB UID President ......... Vice-President ..... Secretary .... Treasurer ...,. Editor .............. SCIENCE CLUB President ......... Vice-President .... Secretary ......... Treasurer ..... ...Annette Truchan ...,....Jane Sobak ...,....Donna Long .......JuIie Demery ........Christine Kolp ........Anne Schultes ..........Pat Rourke ........Martha Szabo ......CarmeIIa Rowe .........Maria Kostecke .........SI1aron Pasternak ..........,....Rita Kivlin Ellen Michaels .......CaroI Kraienke ........Margaret Young' ...............Judy Stec ..............Pat Poppe Aideen Redding .Michalyn Charmek Mary Sue Maloney ....,.....PhyIIis Torres .........CaroI Clayton .........BeverIy Smith Any Talent of Hers Has a Club to Match Viewbook Stall em, M fAbovel Before the staff plunges rn Mr .hm Martin of Edwards Mary Orlyk Kathy Decker Nancy Kirchner resort to the wutch Brofhers briefs them on copy layout olctures IH short all that craft of Macbeth Juliet and Romeo fMarv Ellen McCarthy and makes a viewbook lBelowJ Shakespeare sollclfs buyers for the Betty Malachowskll and Bassamo and Porha lPat Catan and Mary I book of the year. f-4' Future Nurses WWW, , Jane Sobak finds Nurse Mary Cafon IH Alumna, has helpful information HER CLASSMATES WHO DESERVE PRAISE . . . f -if 2- ...F W ,,.1l::!v'L T ' Q ' -5.25. Orchids to Diane Leslie for telling in her award-winning words what the Gettysburg Address means to her as an American Citizen. lRadio Station WXYZ Contest.l Listed in lmmaculata's WHO'S WHO are lfrontl Judy Stec, Jenny Parks, Joela Acri, Julita Kvedaras, Judy Arnold, Sandra Nort, and Colleen Conroy. WHO IS f i Resolved that: Congratulations are in order to Kathy Wider, Penny Cykowski, Phyllis Clemens, and Mary Kay Hughes for bringing home a First Place Trophy in the Thomas More Debate Forum. Although Immaculata girls are known widely for their scho- lastic, athletic, and forensic achievements-their numerous per- sonal talents, abilities, and distinctions in other areas are not so well-known. Here then, in Immaculata's own WHO'S WHO, are a few of the girls to whom honor is due: MARY THEO CARROLL for representing the Southern Oakland Planning Board at the National Girl Scouts' Convention in St. Louis. JOELA ACRI for initiating the Foreign Exchange Student Program at l.H. JUDY ARNOLD for fulfilling her office as Secretary of Jasko Uunior Achievementl successfully. COLLEEN CONROY for winning the Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Award at l.H. MARY BETH DiMAMBRO for actively participating ,as Vice-President, in the teen activities sponsored by the Precious Blood Teen Club. SUE HOWARD for winning the roller-skating trophies in the Re- gional, State, and National Meets. CHRISTINE KAMINSKY for carrying off that Certificate of Excellence in the TIME Current Affairs Contest lplus the beautifully bound works of Shakespeare as her prize.l BLANCHE KOLAR for earning the Annual Youth Award given by the Detroit Police Department for outstanding student leadership. JULITA KVEDARAS for capturing first prize in the Art Poster- America's Youth is America's Strength ! BARBARA LISTWAN for attaining city wide recognition in the Arch- diocesan Music Recital. MARY SUE MALONEY for her science award sponsored by Bausch and Lomb. SANDRA NORT for being elected to the office of President of the East District Planning Board of Senior Girl Scouts. PEGGY O'SHEA for winning a scholarship to Marygrove College with her high score on the competitive examination open to all girls in l.H.M. schools. JENNIFER PARKS for continuing to hold her title of Girls' and Womens' State Champion in the backstroke swimming competition, and for being named to participate in the Olympic Trials of 1960. SUZANNE RIEDEN and IRENE STUECKEN for their intelligent and active participation on the radio panel, Young America Looks at Books. JUDY STEC for showing active leadership as President of her group of Campfire Girls. We are not able to list the names of all the girls at l.H, who deserve recognition for two reasons: first, we do not have the space, and second, this book goes to press in March-too early to include a listing of final honors. The other girls, we are sure, will be recognized at the school's ANNUAL HONORS ASSEM- BLY in June. WI I Q ICI I O Her Outstanding Fellow Students Q' r vig I 3 'J . ff J Q ,gg 2- -1: :QW Mu so 15 ef fc I , 0 X , ff V ' ii I A - Arlene Cecchini and Kathleen Decker by their Summa Cum Laude Oh no! ln delighted surprise Christine Kaminsky, Peggy O'Shea Scores in the National Latinum Auxilium Competitive Examination Gail McKeown, Candace Smullen, and Nancy Kirchner learn ot their earned not only gold pins for themselves, but a gold trophy for Commendation Certificates in the National Merit Qualifying Test their school. mom, OFFICERS Immaculata Chapter of the President , ,.,., ,.,. , . .... ,. ...,. .,... . .. ..,. , ,.....,. .Frances Pelham it it re i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Secretary ,. . .. ...,, Mary Sue Maloney Treasurer ..... .. ..,.. Anne Patricia Fisher 'fHelp us, dear God, to keep our candle of character lighted so that We may bring the light of truth, of ideals, and of love to others. -Candlelight Pledge: Induction Ceremony SENIORS Charlotte Beck Carol Bukowski Patricia Caton Carol Clayton Kathleen Decker Penelope Cykowski Mary Grace Dunlop Mary Israel Christine Kaminsky Judy Kelly Blanche Kolar Karen Knoth Mary Sue Maloney Beverly Marcus Virginia McCarthy Gail McKeown Elizabeth Norton Mary Orlyk Margaret O'Shea Frances Pelham Karen Piechocki Mary Kay Roe Anita Sheppard Candace Smullen Martha Szabo Phyllis Torres Donna Treshnewsky Diane Tucci JUNIORS Elizabeth Andel Arlene Cecchini Elizabeth Dunlop Anne Patricia Fisher Karen Fogliatti Helena Hodgson Kathleen Holland Mary Kay Hughes Maria Kostecke Patricia Lyons Anne Maledon Judith Springer Gloria Stramecki Kathleen Wider Margaret Young SOPHOMORES Marilyn Adamxzyk Joan Balthazor Janet Balawender Martina Burns Joan Gabarino Ellen Michaels Ellen Moore Anne Morrow Evelyn Schervish Mary Ann Stuart Lynnell Wickenheiser What Program of Studies Does She Follow? Turning my attention to her stack of study books, I noted with satisfaction that she seems to be acquiring a liberal education - the kind of education best suited to a woman's needs and goals in life. Included in her collection were such texts as: Modern Chemistry, French for the Modern World, Advanced Algebra for Problem Solving, Visu- alized American History and Today's Economics, plus the ever-meaningful English Usage, composition, and literature. From such an array, I decided that her program of studies must be a solid one, and that she herself must be a sincere, earnest, industrious student. HER STUDIES She is following a liberal program of studies . . . the kind of education best suited to a woman's needs and goals in life . . . a student - sincere . . . earnest . . . industrious . . . I6 I .,,, i w-1rg5,g,,M,,:g ' I I , 48.44552 V W' , ,, ,G . -ummm .,, -ww-nhl mi f- -A y nal! ,wwf , f, 1 NW ,VZ 3, , .,,.-f...,.,.,,,,, s 5? 3 .fk , ll 4 1 2 W, M ii H , ' W U 1 kzi - M A L , xg f f V px eww ,- - 19 J W mt RX JI'ltGl5S KINGS JUDMSM Her Religion Classes Religion Makes th Difference Religion for the I.H. girl is a daily discovery of God's plan tor her and for the world in which she lives. From the biblical study of salvation history in her freshmen year to the practical marriage course as a senior, she learns of God's personal care and love for mankind. Through the study of ethics, of virtues, and of the liturgy she learns the response which God asks of her. Religion taught in this content gives her the basis for full and rich living-both human and divine. .f s1 f f?iww-W , -2. ffiiwjizfwzki ss, I t it s . fw- ' Y fl ' ii if 522353 f 4 JWJQN ll x fi... xr04.xS 5 '- itmzf A-f , . . lift , ., .1'??Et55,5'fE? f5? 5' I--'Q '5'l'i1i-'mini - MF: -'irfkff' ' ' ...sl 1? 51-' .. R ' - ' '- W 39 i www-f': E U F t if fi fg- . 1 X Portraying Christ and the Pharisees, Leslie Spencer, Barbara Kirch- ner, Monica Korzeniowski, and Sheila Rutherford prepare a dra- matic entry into their ninth grade religion class to illustrate in Monica's skit that a prophet is not without honor except in his own country. ..-z..-..':..aa A tape by Father Harden, SJ. supplies background information on the coming Ecumenical Council in a junior religion class. Cx v'5 ,e Af lAbovel Cut and paste-up-yes, but not for mere amusement. Kathy Zaiac and Mary Roessling construct a scrapbook of current Church history for the benefit of their classmates. lLettl From Abraham to Jesus Christ is a long time, but Freshmen Lori Dietz, Carol Hermann, Barbara O'Brien, Dorothy Wrona, Mary Thompson and Susan Blake attempt to trace the history of Israel on their classroom time-line. wiv Miss Barbara Krafenlra infrocluces Freshmen Charlene Buss and Ellen Brusinski fo fhe world of Shakespeare. Q 'R e J RK g l,r,, ,R Sophomores Bernacleffe Walny, Judy Kozak, Rosemary Ryan, and Kafhie Moska admif fha? writing may be es- senfial, buf compositions are sfill-very challenging! wwf lAboveI Reading is always a musi lBernifa Holahan and Lois Walferl lRighH Research-the modern way! lSeniors Kafhy Walsh and Maureen McCarthy! Engli h Essential Exploring the Frontiers LEFT: lncrediblel Astonishing! Petrity- ing! exclaim chemists Christine Kolp, Phyllis Clemens, Maureen Barnes, Mar- garet Nolan, and Patricia Fisher when they see how an ordinary soap bubble filled with hydrogen pops and burns. LEFT CENTER: Physicists Cheryl Mise- veth, Sue Maloney, Martha Szabo, Michelle Toth, Carmella Rowe, and Nancy Beh find some practical explana- tions for the mechanical advantage of pulleys. BELOW: That there is teeming micro- scopic lite in one tiny drop ol water may be true as the biology book states, but Mary Lovely, Margaret Walsh, Betty Machowski, Kathy Kerwin, and Carol Krajenke intend to find out for themselves. To an Immaculata girl every particle of matter is aglow with miracle and with mystery singing a refrain In homage to that Infinite Power from whose creative MATHEMATICS: Algebra, Elementary and advanc- ed, Geometry, Plane and Solid, Trigonometry. of Infinity mn' tim' S ABOVE: Peggy Kummer and Martina Burns discover the mathematical precision needed to produce one simple little design. RIGHT: Patiently Sister Harold Marie ex- plains to Tina MacLeod and Charlene Buss how an exponent is a short way of writing a product. The puzzle of algebraic formulae, the perfection of symmetry in a geometrical design, and the wonders locked in a trigonometric function-all these open doors to a new world of marvels. .XX 1 fs-5 LEFT: Making oxygen is just another of the phenomenonal chemical feats that Sister Marie lgance points out to Judy Stephens, Barbara Bottiaux, Arlene McKenzie, and Bernita Holahan. ABOVE: How to subtract complex numbers graphically both baffles and fascinates Marie Megge and Mary Ellen Coombs. SOCIAL STUDIES: History-Ancient, Medieval and Modern, United States, Civics, Economics. me Voting it important! ln the November 7960 Mock Elections held in school, Kathy Brauch, Betty Andel, and Julie Demery were among the girls who seriously evaluated the running candidates- Kennedy and Nixon. LIFE AND LANGUAGES - Past, Present, and Reporting on modern Egyptian dress, Mary Roessling lcenterl with the help of Sue Smith and Nancy Dixon points out to the modern history class that although the wealthy people follow European styles, the peasants still cling to the traditional garb. 22 Future LANGUAGES: French and Latin. The Language Laboratory recently installed at l.H. follows an entirely new teaching concept. In her own booth, a student A dials the lesson she wishes to hear. lf she V needs help she simply flashes her signal, A and her teacher by flicking a switch on the master console can speak directly to her without disturbing the other students. Among its many advantages, the laboratory enabels a student to listen to correct pronunciation and fluent conversation instead of forcing her to listen Kas formerlyl to the halting pronunciation of her fellow classmates. When the lesson is over she can have her own voice recorded and hear both the master program and her own voice respond- ing to it. Sister Clotilda records a French broadcast by Seniors Anita Sheppard, Diane Davidson, Kathy Nicholson, Mary .lo Mclntosh, Mary Cunningham, Catherine Agnew, Judy Sorrentino, Marlene Jarvis, and Barbara Taylor by way of introducing parents and friends to novel features of the new language laboratory. f.. Kms 5 Rose Marie Crane adjusts her own headset-microphone on her mother so that both of her parents can hear the program recorded for them. Mr, Crane and Diane Davidson look on in amusement. RIGHT: Whoever said, Latin is a dead language ? Cer- tainly not Margaret Dunlop nor Marilyn Maledon who contradict the saying by dramatizing a Latin speech in true Roman style. 23 PRACTICAL ARTS: Chrisfian Family Living, Clofh- ing-Elemenfary and Advanced, Foods and Nufrifion. LOOK at What She Can Do' T 13 '1 as T A T ,,, 1' ff b a. Masfering fhe sewing machine and sfeam iron are buf fwo of fhe challenges such girls as Barbara Dundon, Carol Pil- chowski, and Rose Marie Kaiser meet in their cloihing classes af l.H. b. A nip here, a fuck there-help Camille Masferson and Judy Beauchamp affain fhaf proud, ladylike look in a home-made skirt. c. lf's knowing when fo pour in fhe milk, Marlene Jarvis fells her fellow-workers Pal Donigan and Mary Kay Roe. d. The Bride's Course silt? VOCATIONAL SKILLS: Typing and Short- hand-Elementcry and Advanced Courses. It Takes Days and Days of Practice When Sister Ann Pierre sets the interval timer, Ann Dilworth, Jackie Ratcliffe, Amy Nau, Sharon Kinggo, Diane Gibbings, and Carmella Rowe are among the second year typists who try to set their nerves in tune with the test. lt's type one, type two, and then-look it up! As Virginia McCarthy fbackt and Jeanette Giachino have learned, there is no short-cut to shorthand transcription. Nr W:,, J, 25 What About Her Interests and Activities? I had ample evidence that she is a conscientious student, but what about her other interests and activities? Among several books which I then examined, I remember these: Manners Make a Difference lwith a sweet-smelling, carefully pressed corsage in ith, Ten Ways to Improve Your Personality, So You Were Elected Cwhich opened itself on the page headed How to Make a Motion i, Standard Postage Stamp Catalog fstutfedjp Mademoiselle Career and Guidance File, Art Through the Ages fevidently used in some way with the I. H. Cultural Calendar folded withinjg a well-worn Reteree's Hand- book Cdoubled down in many placeslp and a bright red song book containing some scribbled and original verses to familiar tunes, each labeled For Dad's Night. She must be, I reasoned, one of those fun-loving, highly interesting, energetic, enthusiastic all-around high-school girls. HER ACTIVITIES . . . The wide range ot her interests - social athletic cultural her wise selection ot activities suggests one of those all around inviting high school personalities. 26 x f'5f.,, .N 5 ,Z ,, 4 K J ff w56fimi2Wfmw W E 'W wasfisffwffv ff-z9i6?' Q , 4 ,, ,, A My , ,.,, , , 45 , K 0 A ,, L,L. in , v fm, W, ,. , , , ,ly-'zriwi' , f:jkgg',i Q, Q , g,3wf'a5ffffi121L mgfiws I ew NZ-WF' . , , , . W 4 M li f, W ' M f:.Ei1'2': 'yqww 4+ mf: A wr HM ff w Q iv 2' M 3 gf SN? 'JW V V4 f H ,L sf ,, 2 Jieezjifz gy 1Y?9,5Z6ji5i?gI47f3i47rL4zg-73351 X ,Q 7' iiie M ,Q 5 , . 2 ,Q M A M E 3,2 My 9, , Q, :?,, in 41 r 2,fWQ , Wy, lik ' Q if , I 4 A Her Night Dui with Dad Mom does the dishes because Cathy and Jean Chouinard have a date with Dad. LEFT: Practicing perfect manners, Sue Krause and Kathy Holland present their Dad dates to Sister Marie Daniel. BELOW: Who is happier about whom? Our guess--it's Donna McLean and Joanne Krajenke with their Dad escorts. OH, WHAT A WONDERFUL EVENING! 2 D WY 28 Dad is informed, We have Iofs of ialenl af l.H. Ulana Kunynskyj, Donna Treshnewslcy, Marianna Flys, and Chrysfyna Bailco prove if wifh Their spirifed Ukrainian folk dance. PRIZES AND PRAISES ABOVE: As Master of Ceremonies, Dad Mirabifo assisfed by Mofhers Weifzel and Mirabifo award prizes and praises fo: DAD WIDER, who claimed firsf prize for daughfer Pai, and fo lop-Picker sellers-Mary Trahey, Marilou Sander- son, Joy Priemer, Lois Nigra, Sue Riley, Maureen Sayig, Barbara Engel, Phyllis Torres, and Kaihy Murphy. FOOD AND FUN 1 v' rw 'i .1 ABOVE: No irouble finding something fo falk aboui on fhis dale ihinlcs Luanne Offer as she chars wifh Dad Andel and daughler Belly. RIGHT: Bofh Karen Piechocki and Dad agree fhaf if has been a wonderful evening. DanceTime at I.H. Moon over Manhattan shapes up in the imagination ot Penelope Head and Mary Beth DiMambro, Decoration Committee. Well attended, the opening dance ot the year with its exotic theme Moon over Manhattan, scored a big success for the Student Council The Memory some I Clean up time after Valentasia. What a chance tor seniors to clown a little with last night's lovely things. ,30 1 M With their dates Judy Deschamps, Patricia Evanish, and Ann Making a good start for a delightful evening are Donna Polanslcl Marie Hass give l.H. a new look. Annette Truchan, and Karen Horlcey with their boy friends Lingers Cn lAbove1 Showing their dates a good time at the Student Coun- cil Dance are Peggy Kummer, Maureen McGrail, and .lanet Stead. lBelowl No, it isn't springy if's senior ingenuity giving atmosphere at Valentasia lMary Jo Mclntosh, Michelle Toth, Cathy Reiss, and Jan Wisneri lAbovel Introductions ln order and so Marlene Jarvis presents her Mother and Dad to Judy Sorrentmo and her date lBelow2 Nancy Kirchner and Carolyn Jones are among the crowd who visit the punch bowl. v A NIM! as 5 me ri ' u C 2 fr fi Cultural Activities: MUSIC F395 22300 '1 a 52951 ..35':-5 g9,:.IQ ...o 'S-f'??rQ .U,.,31-1. U-:-O4 1:0252 V'-:CDG gl O uv .. 'f..0T':r Q11 col 3119 Q ::::4,4 3,610.0 DQ.. 3-Q 9.--.9S.2 5. -. msn P'5, m33 wC'5rZ.'S 32001 -. Q 32542: .032-' ' 4 3025-:E Q.::00' Q-Q.ur ' 5 :ref Wgxma Eafzzav. .-lima 0 Q D- 1173-13 n CQ 35f'6'Q,3 fDE'l0uf , y , , L f 1 a 4 E Unity, New Q y lf ,flgn tel? 'to ' Uv W , . F ig Q qw Y Phyllis Klovos, Ellen Milnar, and Mary Lemieux-under the direction of Sister Rosina-learn to think together to stay in tune. The re's W r v a -,.. s X ' I- in iLeffi To se? the spirif, mood, and lone for a school program, Ac- orful musical voices as well as musical noles fo the Mofher's Guild companisfs Barbara Lisfwan and Arlene Cecchini are very much Program. iRighfl Every girl in demand. iCenferJ Three members of MacNamara's Band - such sfudenfs as Katherine Carol Clayfon, Patricia Duffesy, and Carmella Rowe-added col- Sisfer Lgreffq Cecile-that fienf practice. Song in Her Heart ,Psi Adding dignify and enloymenf fo school assembly progra harmonies of fhe school's choral and orchesfra groups. 1. -nur i ...A loves fo drum on a piano, buf only Walfers learn from such feachers as playing piano requires years of pa- ms are lhe well-disciplined and polished 1148 Cultural Acfivifies: SPEECH and DRAMA Your Speech i Showing Maria Damin and Kathleen Murray lisfen for fheir cues as Michele Tofh waxes eloquenf in fheir choric pracfice for the Genesian lnferprefafion Fesfival. lfrlifxiiff ibsfii- M4 , A V K A s Elig 32- k,-,f- 1, ,f f -.- u f ,ff Allhough fhe freshmen think lhai fhey have been doing if for years, Miss Barbara Kraienka shows her speech class how fo speak ! 34 --nu... E E 5 Mary Roessling and Clara Morris work for fhe righf proporfions furnished fhem kowski. So, Too, Your Art l...-1 rf is fhe demonsfrafion fhaf lhe ordinary is exfrcordinary. To prove fhe poinf we pulled the switch on viewbook phofographer, Karol Horkey, Hurting Carol Wagner. .WW AG ' 'F' rw LQ, vw Q N ef, e WW! , . 'fix xy ' lla .,,,: 5? -,f-M I V' I EN K wpffin I g 132 K or I Q V,AP -A n , , BX 35 by fheir pafienf model, Michele Bin- ff X x V fit, T, ,' . K Leadership G.A.A. OFFICERS: Martha Thebolt, Sergeant-at-Arms, Julie Demery, Treas- urer, .Iudy MacMaster, President, Miss Sally Sessions, Director, Donna Long, Vice-President, and Jennifer Parks, Sec- retary. Friendly Competition High Standards In Iine for the coveted St. Sebastian Award of T967 are: lbackl Jan Wisner, Donna Long, Kathy Nicholson, Katie McGraiI, Mar- tha Thebolt. ltrontl Jennifer Parks, Charlotte Beck, Cathy Reiss, and Judy MacMoster. WHAT DOES THE G.A.A. MEAN TO AN I.H. GIRL? The G.A.A. means many things to an Immaculata student. To the officers and the members of the G.A.A. Board, the title means first of all--RESPONSIBILITY! This group under the direction of Miss Sally Sessions, Athletic Director, assumes or- ganized leadership of all athletic activities. To active senior members, the G.A.A. signifies HIGH STAND- ARDS. Symbolic of this meaning is the Saint Sebastian Award announced at the close of each school year during the Annual Honors Assembly. To every I.H. girl whether on a team or on the cheering side- lines, the G.A.A. typifies FRIENDLY COMPETITION. To win a game is important to her, but far more important is to win or to lose like a good sport. Since the G.A.A. intramural sports program is open to all students, it offers to any girl who desires it a ROUNDED DE- VELOPMENT. She may balance a heavy scholastic and cul- tural program with a wise choice of athletic activities. Included in the annual intramural program are the seasonal sports of archery, badminton, volleyball, swimming, softball, and tennis. To an lmaculata spectator, the G.A.A. typifies TEAMWORK, for in addition to physical agility a team-member learns to think quickly, to solve problems, and to submerge her own desire for glory to the glory of her team and of her school. She de- velops, moreover, the personal ability to follow directions under all kinds of conditions and circumstances. To both spectator and team-member the G.A.A. spells FUN and EXCITEMENT. Thus the G.A.A. means many things to many persons. Throughout her four years at I.H. a girl learns much through this association. After graduation she may forget the rules of baseball or basketball, she may forget her school's cheers, but we hope she will never forget the G.A.A. ever-timely reminder -there's no sport like a good sport. 36 Physical Fitness Rounded Development ARCHERY PRACTICE: Mary Learmont, Maureen McGrail, Linda I i Knoth, Ann Nicholson, and Kathy Wendt. BASKETBALL Mary Breuckman Mary Curtin Carol Dawson Julie Demery Joan Desmond Mary Eckert Kay Hughes Linda Knoth Pat Kosmyna Maria Kostecke Mary Learmont Lois Long Pat Lyons Ann Nicholson Jan Rieden Norma Simmons Mary Kay Storen Karen Wendt JUNIOR VARSITY Judi Arnold Pam Beckwith Arlene Cecchini Rose Crane Joan Desmond Carol Dufraine Linda Knoth Pat Kosmyna Maria Kostecke Margaret Lee Donna Long Judy MacMaster Virginia McCarthy Jeanette Michon Christine Miles Joan Prager Cathy Reiss Jan Rininger Norma Simmons Judy Stec SWIMMING Mary Jo Ashley Chary Beck Paula Buckley Shirley Colombo Maureen Connolly Betty Drummond Chris Golting Mary Ann Horton Pat Kabel Linda Knoth Carol Kraienke Nancy Kraienke Cathy MacMichaeI Janet Maran Mary Miller Cheryl Miseveth Betty Norton Sue Norton Jenny Parks Joanne Reiss Cindy Ryan Evelyn Schervish Kitty Stevens Kathy Trainor Mary Weitzel SOFTBALL Judi Arnold Joanne Caplis Kathleen Hart Donna Long Judy MacMaster Maureen McCann Katie McGrail Maureen Meahan Kathy Nicholson Cathy Reiss Joanne Reiss Jan Rininger Alice Shugdinis Mariorie Smith Martha Thebolt Phyllis Walter Jan Wisner CHEERLEADERS Ellen Brusinski Shirley Dickson Kathy Gillespie Sue Grosso Bonnie Head Judy Kelly Peggy Kolinski Ann Manofski Maureen McGrail Paula Pobersacher Judy Stec Judy Tobin A sport for every girl --Jeanette Michon, Pamela Beckwith. High Spirit Teamwork Bernadette Walny H e r G , A, A, ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES: GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION lntermurals lntromu ol s I lfrlll if ya There's No Sport Like A Good Sport Ability to Follow Directions funfofv-my Fun . . . Precigign Under All Kinds of Conditions Excitement 38 GCD In Her Life GOD BELONGS IN EVERY MINUTE OF HER LIFE . . . Through the program of religious activities an I.H. girl finds constant reminders that she is a Child of God, a member of the nobility, a human being gifted not only with powers of mind and of body, but with the supernatural power of grace. At Immaculata she learns that religion is not mere- ly a matter of a forty-minute class every day, nor a consoling devotion for an hour on Sunday, but a strong personal link between herself and God- the link which runs all through her life with a defi- nite set of principles and spiritual sanctions that reach into eternity. 1 I I I XE PRAYER IS A POWERFUL PART OF HER LIFE - U means of enabling her to love God better, to draw His blessing on her daily life, and to seek His help in the solution of her problems. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES ' ' ' ' Through spirifual advice from Monsignor Weier, her teachers, and others, Ihrough guidance in the confessional-she learns of God's plan for her. , Dialogue Mass, Lifurgical Hymns, and her missal are a few of Ihe familiar ways in which she affains a greafer love of and appreciafion for Ihe Iifurgy of Ihe Church. qii- 1 ,,.. .aA. r,ii I She wiII always remember her 1961 refreaf . Spimual Sociefies G' In H- are G grea' jonducgdcgy Father William of 'he Infant spiritual and moral force in her life. esus, . . . ff EZSZ 3 ' ., M wr 40 H When God Measures a Girl e Puts a Tape Around Her Heart Apostolic Committee Project: Annual Christmas Drive sq v -, F 1 i K ' 'N-. 1 .. 1 . X , Q . 4 1 -. , A l if-f L ' , ' F . ,- X, .f W l fl' we A t I' A T' 't' Through numerous Apostolic activities she develops the spiritual strength necessary to fulfill O C the spiritual and corporal works of mercy - strength built on such virtues as unselfishness, sympathy for the unfortunate ones, tolerance toward those of other races, creeds, or color. Sodality Project: Grail Workers 41 i fl . And What About Her Circle of Friends? Classes . . . clubs . . . activities - certainly all these help to round out a student's personality, but not completely! What about her circle of friends? I wondered. Al- most at my feet I found the answer, for on the floor in the corner of her room was a typical schoolgirl's scrapbook, Pals and Gals. lt was an invitation which I could not resist. Snapshots bearing such notations as Here's to our life-long friendship . . . pro- grams not only featuring her own classmates, but friends from such neighboring schools as University of Detroit and Catholic Central . . . cards of all kinds, to mention but a few of their greetings - For a Perfect Friend . . . Hi, See You Soon . . . For YOU from US - on Your Birthday . . . A Joyful Prediction for Your Graduation Day - these and many other personal mementos all bore testimony that her classmates are among her best friends - that they are a deep, personal part of her happy, fun-packed school days. 05' tx iltifffffg , ...J HER CLASSMATES Snapshots . . . programs featuring her friends and classmates . . . greeting cards of all kinds - all these testify that her classmates are among her best friends - that they are a deep, personal part of her happy, fun-packed school days. 42 ,.,wa,v,q,'f gpg' M M5 31 f - : , ff I A365 y V , E . ,,Xg,gfs,.,fQ,i , v , f f my X, 7,41 Q ,mf as wp- w -A , z , f 'W if R W' School Spirit' 'is a freshmen frame of mind. lThey're cheering here for Room 307 playing the seniors in the volleyball intra- murals.l Any spot is a good spot for a friendly discussion. Proving this fact are Diane Toutant, Anne Brennan, Diana Cogo, and Char- lotte Roe. Crazy? Yes! But leave it to the freshies to put on a Beatnik skit. These gone gals are Susan Johnson, Sara Cowan, Charlotte Roe, Pamela Sawicki, Carol Sheiko, and Sandra Smirnow. FRIENDLY THE LINEUP! Freshmen Officers: Grace Dougherty Janet Wesolowski, Janet Moran, Kathy Bryce, Margaret Dixon and Sheila Rutherford. Elizabeth Abraham Christine Albrecht Ruth Anderson Claire Andries Claudia Arent Mary Jo Ashley Daiva Bajorunas Maureen Balint Nancy Barnes Ruth Barrow Shirley Belzyt Sharon Benham Winifred Bickes Delphine Bienkowski Susan Blake Marie Blakeslee Mary Blanchard Mary Boyle Ruth Brazys Anne Brennan Barbara Bridges Kathleen Brogan Ellen Brusinski Kathleen Bryce Charlene Buss Jean Buysse Julie Cain Colleen Campbell Mary Caruso Jean Chouinard Saron Churchvara Madylan Clements Diana Cogo Sandra Colont Martha Cooney Joyce Cothran Sara Cowan Simone Culotta Anne Darke Alice DeLuca Lori Dietz Margaret Dixon Diane Dolan Elizabeth Donoghue Carol Dougherty Grace Dougherty Susan Doyle Elizabeth Drummond Catherine Durkee Judith Dutka Michele Eberle Mary Eckert Patricia Evans Vincenzo Farneti Bernadette Faubert Mary Jane Felden Sheila Felix Bettina Fern Rosemary Ferrell Carolyn Flis Maureen Fox Betty Friedel Alona Gaines Cecilia Gannon Eileen Geraci Barbara Glandon Janet Goetz Christine Golting Carol Green Jennifer Grutza Barbara Gunow Rosanne Haight Helen Harrington Kathleen Hart Noretta Helm Carol Hermann Susan Hermes Judith Hogan Susan Holowach Yolanda lsgro Patricia Jackson Susan Johnson Mary Jane Johnston Karen Jones Margaret Joynt Patricia Kabel Christina Kaganac Ruth Kassab Maureen Keating Carol Kinmont Barbara Kirchner Phyllis Klovos Mary Kolinski Patricia Kopacz Monica Korzeniowski Linda Kotts Diane Kraft Nancy Kraienke Louise Krinock Barbara Kulczycki Patricia Kulig Julita Kvedaras Christine Kwiecinski Mary Lark FRESHMEN No matter where - or when -- you are bound to see freshmen. Everytime you turn around in the cor- ridor, on the stairs, or outside-there they are-those freshmen. No group of girls does more to liven the days, spread enthusiasm, or boost a drive Cno matter what kindi than those ettervescent, ever-present, exu- berant Friendly Freshmen of l.H. Christmas is just another time for showing . . . Margaret Palczynski Mary Leffel Mary Lemieux Jaclcolyn Lemon Carol Listwan Lynne Luther Maureen Lutz Virginia Lux Christina MacLeod Catharine Maher Mary Maher Mary Money Janet Maran Linda Martin Eola Mason Mary McClellan Marty McDonald Deborah McEvoy Mary McGIaughlin Marcella McKeown Ruth McKernan Susan Migda Ellen Milnar Joanna Moore Michele Moran Cynthia Nalepa Madeline Namen Elizabeth Nancarrow Sandra Nort Julie Noune Denise Nowakowski Barbara O'Brien Eileen O'Brien Eileen O'Leary Bernadette Oliver Judy Paddock Margaret Palczynski Patricia Palonka Kathleen Pearl Christine Pientkowski Kathleen Potemko Kathleen Price Christine Pyzik Carolyn Quaderer Patricia Rabette Carol Reinhart Joanne Reiss Cynthia Reig Judy Riethmiller Karen Rix Martina Rodgers Charlotte Roe Lynn Rogala Beverly Rohde Pamela Rooney Marilyn Rossow Margaret Rudrik Shelia Rutherford Cynthia Ryan Patricia Sabourin Pamela Sawicki Susan Scavezze Sharon Scott Carol Sheiko Wanda Sikora Anita Sladovich Sandra Smirnow Margaret Smith Patricia Smith Leslie Spencer Nancy Srock Linda Steinert Alice Stenger Blanche Stone Mary Storen Kathleen Sullivan Linda Taillefer Paulette Taranowski Margaret Tassi Marie Tata Mary Thomson Judith Tobin Mary Torres Julie Toth Sue Toth Diane Toutant Katherine Trebilcott Mary Beth Trudell Diane Truszkowski Mary Uicker Ann Valatka Marie Valatka Linda Valliere Regina Vizgirda Katherine Walters Mary Welling Janet Wesolowslci Mary White Arleen Whiting Dorothy Wrona Diane Wrosch Sharon Yourman Violet Zaparaclcas Margaret Zimmerman . . . Sue Walters Capping is more meaningful with your senior Sister . . . and Susan Toth I Need something cleaned? Ask Sophomores Maureen Connolly, Pauline De- marco, Susan Dudash, and Connie Vanleuven. Sophomores On the Move Up...up... Hooray! Helping the Sophs win first prize in Guild Contest are top-sellers Mary Lou Sanderson and Maureen Sayig. it it I L 'Er m sf , it ef at vi t wit ifJif'gf?i2f ,, i. - in ,,L, is 5- . V -,.. , , , .. 5 5? W MV as 44 W QW :Zi f A mji, 4 1 . ,J I wi , xv Us tamlgf, ' z L, A ,, ' -,5f'ffisQ3z,f'1f,q5?,11 Class of 1963 Marilyn Adamczyk Kathleen Adamo Mary Allan Rita Andries Judi Arnold Lorry Ashe Janet Balawender Joan Balthazor Betty Banion Judith Bauman Pamela Beckwith Carol Belian Patricia Bernier Nancy Berquist Mary Ann Binno Diana Bonner Carol Bradley Betty Brady Eileen Brady Mary Breuckman Paula Buckley Nancy Bukowski Martina Burns Mary Burns Rose Bush Ann Bussey Catherine Button Pat Byrne Virginia Celmer Carol Charbeneau Catherine Chouinard Patricia Clougherty 46 Maureen Connolly Lillian Corcoran Clare Crona Mary Anne Czarnecki Mary Daly Carol Anne Dawson Joanne DeLaura Pauline Demarco Judy Deschamps Joan Desmond Mary Lou Deyo Mary Beth DiMambro Rozanne Dorau Mary Kay Drummond Susan Dudash Jane Dudek Carol Dufraine Barbara Dundon Mary Dunleavy Margaret Dunlop Patricia Egan Eileen Flanagan Judith Forster Lynn Fortuna Josephine Franz Theresa Galvin Joan Garbarino Virginia Godin Janet Haller .Donna Hanley Ann Marie Hass Martha Hayes Jane Hermann Judith Hess Sharon Hill Colleen Hoolehan Cynthia Hoppe Peggyanne Horan Mary Ann Horton Nora Hostetler Margaret Howe Jeanne Hulgrave Linda Hurlbert Kathleen Janosz Eileen Johnson Carolyn Kadlitz Rose Marie Kaiser Carolynne Kanir Mary Kehoe Carol Kelly Kathy Kerwin Agnes Kinaia Linda Kinggo Kathy Kirschenheiter Rita Kivlin Sharon Klein Nancy Klerkx Linda Knoth Margaret Mary Kolasin Marguerite Kolinski Mary Kollar Judith Kozdk Carol Kraienke Susan Krowley peggy Kummer Linda LameY Rochelle LaPrise Mary Learmont Lois Long Mary Loveley Judith Lynne Dianne Machiniak Kathy Macidoni Motria Makar Marilyn Maledon Anne Marie Manofsky Judy Marion Susan Marsh Doreen Martin Maureen Martin Phyllis Martin Carol Maskeny Camille Masterson Karen McBeth ski Sharon McCurdy Barbara McDonald Maureen McGrail Joyce McKinney Maureen Meahan Claudette Meunie Ellen Michaels Jeanette Michon Sandra Miszuda Barbara Mottitt Rose Marie Monfette Theresa Monticello Ellen Moore Kathie Moore Kathryn Moore Kathleen Moran Anne Morrow Maureen Moss Sheila Murphy Ann Nicholson Lynn O'Brien Barbara O'Connor Kathy O'Donnell Janine Oldfield Jean Paddock Diane Pasternak Mary Gayle Perkins Mary Lee Petron Carol Pilchowski Jacqueline Piper Joan Prager Joy Priemer Mary Rakocy Darlene Renn Nora Ronan Kathleen Ryan Rosemary Ryan Anne Salatka Marilou Sanderson Martha Sarb Maureen Sayig Genevieve Schechter Evelyn Schervish Patricia Schimmer Ann Schmitt Peggy Secorcl Sandra Senakiewich Catherine Sheehan Darlene Shemanski Teressa Shook Margaret Silner Norma Simmons Carol Sinclair Susan Skok Patricia Smith Janet Stead Patricia Stein Ninon Stines Susan Stone MaryAnn Stuart Julie Sweeny Constance Thomas Dolores Trabulsy Constance Tracy Mary Margaret Trahe Kathleen Trainor Constance Van Leuve Sylvia Vella Betty Wachowski Carla Walker Marcia Walker Bernadette Walny Margaret Walsh Donna Ward Karen Wendt Lynnell Wickenhiser Mary Lou Wilcox Verna Wilemon Olga Woryk Deirdre Young Nancy Yurkus Y n swmi 'W'-. lAbovel For sophomores each exchange means another stairway. lBelowl Peanuts and his pals appear in the Persons of Sopho- mores Barbara McDonald lmaskl, Donna Hanley, Carol Sinclair, Judith Forster, Maureen Sayig, and Margaret Walsh. lAssembly Programl The trek from third to first might weary any one else except such sophomores as: Lois Long, Dianne Marchinialc, and Josephine Franz, or such teachers as Sister Marie Trinite. .fees There's no limit to learning when Daddy is a doctor. Daughter Theresa Galvin using Camille Masterson as her patient, demon- strates the proper way to take blood pressure to Peggy Kummer and Susan Marsh. Although it has been said that typical sophomores suffer from Sophomoritis, an I.H. Sophomore is an exception to the rule. Throughout the day she dashes up the stairs and down the stairs, into a class and out of a class, and then - she's off to one of her multiple after-school activities. Caught be- tween freshmen daze ancl junior zeal, a sophomore nonchalantly goes her busy way -growing, learning, stumbling-but, always on the move! Here Come the Juniors One though about a junior usually brings a rush of adjectives to mind-varied adjec- tives, often contradictory but always interest- ing. Quick, alert, enthusiastic-a junior lives each moment as if it were a crisis. Deter- mined and self-reliant one minute, apprehen- sive and dismayed the next-a junior is a composite of opposites. Caught in the middle of high school life, she looks back with real regret at her jaunty and carefree life as a sophomore, but she also looks ahead with hopeful eagerness to her life as a senior. In the meantime, although she yearns to be as free as a feather in the breeze and as ac- tive as a windshield wiper on a rainy day- she settles down to the grindstone of study . . . and more study. Tests, themes, reviewing for College Boards, stepping up her reading skills, planning for the junior and senior ban- quet are a few of the activities that keep her anchored. Each junior is as individual as her own thumbprint, but all I.H. Juniors have at least one common characteristic-their zeal. It may be zeal for Kennedy or Nixon, zeal for learning or zeal for living, but you can be sure that it will be-ZEAL! , 'WR ,525 M sn my 'W x ' Us .gg sf I -, u I .5 as No doubt about the man of our choice! Junior Kennedy girls exert their zeal for a winner. Each at her own rate of speed - Kathy Tennent, Eileen McClorey, Ann O'Neill, Gracemarie Osborne acquire facility in French. 48 4' -6 Joela Acri Elizabeth Andel Mary Antoun Diane Arata Juliet Arata Sue Athos Chrystyna Baiko Elizabeth Baker Maureen Barnes Barbara Beh Judith Bickes Michele Binkowski Claudia Bourgeois Evelyn Bozich Kathryn Brauch Kathleen Breen Julie Bregand Barbara Brogan Patricia Brosenne Carolynn Bryant Mary Callaghan Mary Cameron Jayne Canever Joanne Caplis Margaret Cardinal Patricia Carey Madeline Carney Frances Cassar Arlene Cecchini Kathleen Ceru Sue Chambers Michalyn Charmek Phyllis Clemens Mary Clinton Patricia Clough Shirley Colombe Mary Ann Conway Mary Coombs Patricia Cooney Eleanor Copperstone Margaret Cotter Rose Crane Sharron Creedon Barbara Curley Mary Curtin Janet Cutting Julie Demery Connie Denek Mary Dickerson Shirley Dickson Nancy Dixon Elizabeth Dunlop Barbara Engel Patricia Evanish Gabrielle Faler Rosemary Fedishin Mary Fern Mary Jo Finan Maureen Finlay Patricia Fisher Marianna Flys Karen Fogliatti Kathie Folland Pauline Gaunt Roberta Gibala Kathleen Gillespie Class of 1962 Mary Gipp Betty Glueckert Monica Gorski Sue Grosso Charlette Guntensperger Colleen Hanrahan Karen Hanson Bonnie Head Betty Hendry Helena Hodgson Bernita Holahan Kathleen Holland Sheilah Hopkins Suzanne Howard Mary Hughes Marcia Hunt Dolores lbsen Janice Jettke Mara Johnson Penelope Kalhorn Carol Kaminskas Michele Kapecky Patricia Kearney Kathleen Kelly Kathleen Kelly Jeanne Kennedy Annette Kerrigan Judith Kilsdonk Audrey Kirchner Louanne Kivlin Christine Kolp Kathleen Kopko Lydia Kossak Maria Kostecke Denise Kretler Judith Labadie Patricia Le Blanc Margaret Lee Kathleen Lenane Cynthia Lustig Patricia Lutz Patricia Lyons Mary Mac Michael Anne Maledon Patricia Marcoux Kathleen Max Virginia Mazor Maureen McCann Eileen McClorey Margaret McHugh Arlene McKenzie Donna McLean Marie Megge Lillian Meram Constance Mesner Clara Morris Mary Morris Jeanne Murphy Judith Muzyczka Lois Nigra Celia Nalin Marguerite Norton Leona Obloy Maureen O'Connor4,,, Patricia..O'Connor,... Luanne Offer Judith Olsen Ann O'Neill Kathleen O'Rourke Gracemarie Osborne Jane Otto Frances Parker Katherine Petersmark Joyce Peterson Mariia Petrauskas Barbara Pfister Kathleen Poppe Debra Powell Marcelle Prough Aideen Redding Janet Rieden Suzanne Rieden Susan Riley Jacqueline Rininger Mary Roessling Carolyn Rosier Paula Rupert Diane Saims Mary Schneider Mary Jo Seaton Rosemary Shannon Loretta Shepanek Alice Shugdinis Ellen Sloan Sara Smith Susan Smith Gloria Sosnowski Judy Springer Judy Stec Frances Stein Judith Stephens Kathleen Stevens Susan Stibich Gloria Stramecki lrene Stuecken Constance Szewczyk Jean Tako Diana Tannous Barbara Taylor Kathleen Tennent Carol Terlecky Katharine Truran Jurate Tuskenis Frances Vallely Mary Velat Carol Verardi Carol Wagner Lois Walter Phyllis Walter Lilla Weigl Patricia Weisenberger Mary Weitzel Margaret Whall Kathleen Wider Mary Wieden Mary Wisda Margaret Young Kathleen Zaiac JoAnne Zanardi - ' H -:Q1.:z'z --W A . Hs- ,fs - -H f i f' G57 : L- - e . skim?-I .- ' ' 1, z f'e1.z1:igra - Q w V 1: f ' , T: 'H- ' fEf1.gg' Q is A 1 2 fi 2253 wt Y P, 4592 1. 52422125 ,M Jgfswim Wu, . , , A ,,,,, ,.,, W . , . ,g,,,. ,Z ,,,. .V., 5 W ,Z,f V ,?vX4iz2fKi5ft1l!sh,. x 'N' --s .V Fifteen minutes with the juniors on the Way of the Cross set the spiritual tone for Lent. isi ,J F Looking for new ideas for junior-senior ban- quet theme are iuniors Kathy Brauch, Rose Crane, and lbacki Debra Powell. Juniors, like Gloria Stramecki, use extra minutes to step up their reading skills. Tests keep junior noses to the grindstone. Here Margaret Lee prepares for the N.M.Q.T. Ancl Now the Seniors -.Jw-I' .2 One last memory Io cherish, Senior Class Officers Ihink as Ihey lead their classmafes fo Ihe closing of Ihe Commencemenf Exercises af Ihe oufdoor shrine of our Lady. The Class of 1961 says Student Council V 'I ' ,wg X.-Q f, ,mm iff 'Q' 1 rssrr 2 I :X fftllg 'Q PRESIDENT Janice C. Wisner Epiphany W gg G? , , 1 'Eu ww? A 3 M 'ff Ziff? R RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER Mary Kay Hulgrave Ann M. Dilworfh Presenfafion Precious Blood 50 25? in PRESIDENT V. P. OF STUDENT COUNCIL Blanche L. Kolar Chrisi the King Student Spiritual Council PREFECT CO-PREFECT EUCHARISTIC Maureen F. Mirabito Kathleen V. McGrail Candace A. Smullen Holy Name, Birmingham Gesu Presentation OUR l.ADY'S APOSTOLIC CATHOLIC LITERATURE PUBLICITY Jane M. Sobak Margaret M. O'Shea Michele C. Toth Donna Jean Torcellini Christ the King St. Brigid Precious Blood St. Brigid 'Thank for the Memories Senior Class Officers VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER Kathleen T. Nicholson Jennifer A. Parks Maureen A. Dunne Karen P. Knoth Precious Blood Precious Blood Guardain Angels, Royal Oak Gesu 51 Catherine A. Agnew Catherine E. Andries Micheline M. Banas Sheila M. Barry St. Anne, Warren Gesu St. Anne, Warren Holy Ghost Charlotte M. Beck Nancy M. Bell Florence Bernardi .loyce F. Boldrini Presentation Christ the King Christ the King St. Bartholomew For Memories of . . . Patricia M. Borg Barbara L. Bottiaux Mary Linda Breneman Cqrql A, Bukowski Epiphany Presentation Christ the King Sf, Augustine 52 Mary Kay Burke Ellen M- Burns Colleen A. Calihan Susan M. Canever Preseniafion Chrisi ihe King Gesu Holy Name, Birmingham Mary Theo Carroll Patricia A. Calon Su Ellen Clapper Carol A. Clayfon Sf. Michael Gesu Sf. Fabian, Farminglon Presenfafion Ideal True and Lofty .loan E. Commarford Florence A. Condino Patricia A. Condon Colleen Conroy Gesu Gesu Gesu Sf. Anne, Warren 53 Elizabefh M. Cubr Mary C. Cunningham Penelope K. Cykowski Maria Beafrix Damin Sf. John Nepomece Gesu Hoiy Name, Birmingham Gesu Diane E. Davidson Kafhleen E. Decker Pqfricia A, Donigan Chris? fhe King Epiphany Gesu For Preciou Senior Rings Mary Sandra Dudek D Patricia A. Duffesy Patricia A. Dunieavy Mary Grace Dunlop Gesu Sf. Gemma Gesu Gesu 54 ' ' W, A - 'fillfff 'ff will LIN 'K A is ka W, Mary Helen Durkee Barbara J. Farquharson Dianne H. Fauberf Nancy E. Ferdinand Gesu Gesu Gesu Sf. Michael M, , f J EV 1 f . .... , :A W ,nan H s r , r Q K '57 l in 'f 'A fgrlfh .f 1 Wfiii' ' f f - 5' lf aan 'ff M nnaa X .' 4 , 'V ' , ' fill ' , FQ, l rf Q , ff! ' r -V Mrs-wsfafii - fe, - ,- . ', J ' V 33' Celesfe M. Filiafraulf Mary Margaret Geczy Jeaneffe C. Giachino Diane E. Gibbings f. Hugo, Bloomfield Hills EPiPl1U 'Y EPlPl1Uf7Y Sf- H'-'90f Bl00'T'fleld Hills any fr- gg... we-+-sq fi W ,K Ohhh! gasp Freshmen Phyllis Klovos and Barbara Kirchner when proud Seniors .leaneife Giochino, .ludifh Kelly, Mary Ann LaFlamme, Carol Bukowski, Lynise Laige, and Chrisfine Kaminsky flaunf fheir shiny new rings. 55 52 new , ,,, -- we -, - , , V, , I 5 r . ir f R r My , , . W' 'V ' , ,ia fa-en-aw-,'-'-fmi-M I -i if . X 41 ' ' . 4 i i V vr.. ..':?izp7-an-' 5542-gf A c::.,.:' -'-- , kkkk.k, H ,VL,,. gi VV Al , A ' X -E, of .1 Martha M. Goode Patricia A. Griffin Barbara Guntensperger Gesu Christ the King St. Suzanne Gail A. Hamilton Holy Name, Birmingham Penelope S- Hedd Patricia M. Hoey Judy D. Holcomb Kathleen M. Hoolehan Gesu St. Gregory Holy Name, Birmingham, Presentation For Unforgettabl Friend hip Karen A. Horkey Karol A. Horkey Patricia L. Horste Mary C. israel St. Anne, Warren St, Anne, Warren Our Lady of Refuge, Orchard Lake St. Gemma Maureen T. Jacques Carol A. Jamsek Ann H. Janecek Marlene l. Jarvis Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Sf. John Vianney Gesu Sf. Borfholomew 9 L. Linda A. Joachim Loreffa E. Johnson Carolyn A. Jones Christine Kaminsky Presenfaiion Si. John Vianney Precious Blood Immaculafe Concepfion to Treasure in the Years Ahead Georgeffe M. Kaffula Judifh M. Kelly Sharon K. Kinggo Nancy A, Kirchner Gesu Gesu Precious Blood Presentation 57 Senior Proofs I. in ,ff zz ig. 2 ' fl f a 'f nt? so l . : A ,K I M m f! ' V ,s sf la? , ,f up ' - ,. , ,f 11 ' .yi f - - me 77, -- 'mf' liiitiar rs . Linda A. Koplco Precious Blood gf N-ae Mary Ann LaFlamme Sf. James, Ferndale 2 -f we i f ' , .W 1 M 1 A ,Z1fli1ss,i524, . ff rw ff Z' A wh. q .ip Q, Joanne K. Krajenke Gesu ,,.M.M,,,T ., L, .. FM H . is A if Lynise M. Laige Precious Blood 4, 4? J . .5 X i I 58 Oh well, I never was phofogenic, confesses Meda Thompson fo Pal Donigan and Diane Deering. W , 211 Ffwferff o- ' V- . I 1... , u , ' f 552- fi' - ' ,. iff ? ' -4.555 ,, ' , . V 4 ,, ' n ,mimi 'N .jf .J . i ,ff , K Suzanne E. Krause Ulana M. Kunynskyi Sf. Anne, Warren Immaculate Conception . H -F. M . gy Q 1 Carol A. Landry Rose Marie Larco Precious Blood Gesu .loan E. Larin Judith L. Larkins Patricia A. Leming Diane E. Leslie St. Brigid Holy Name, Birmingham Christ the King Presentation For Senior Proofs - 0h My! Barbara M. Listwan Donna F. Long Evelyn M. Loughead Honora J. Lynqh St. Luke Presentation St. Gregory Gesu .ludith C. Machiniak Marge A. Maclean Judith A. MacMaster Elizabeth Malachowski Christ the King Holy Name, Birmingham St. Luke Presentation 59 Mary Sue Maloney Marianna J. Manica Beverly A. Marcus Beverly A. Mariin Sf. Scholastica Presenfafion Christ the King Gesu Mary E. Mason Mary Ellen McCarthy Maureen A. McCarthy Virginia M. McCarihy Holy Name, Birmingham Precious Blood Sf. Mary of Redford Epiphany For Knowledge ancl Skill Mary Jo MCEVOY Gail M. Mcllhargey Mary Jo Mclnfosh can c, Mcxeown Gesu Chrisf the King Gesu Presenfafion 60 Virginia M. McMahon Precious Blood Cheryl A. Miseveth Our Lady of Good Counsel Rosalie A. Miceli Christine T. Miles Mary L. Miller Precious Blood St. Barbara, Dearborn Gesu Kathleen M. Murphy Kathleen L. Murray Rose Marie Nadeau St. Mary, Royal Oak Precious Blood St. Gregory For Arts and Science, Too Fauzia M. Naior Gesu Amy M. Nau Margaret E. Nolan Elizabeth H. Norton Gesu Christ the King Gesu 61 Nancy A. NOWGClC Marsha L. Oakley Mary H. Orlyk Cafherine A. Orsini Preci0US Blood Precious Blood Sf. John Sf. Mary Magdalen Q oll. elll A f A., Q2 ', -J, -'.' K - ,,'... 1 L,-' - I , S A . G . W . M fl' im if li , , Mary K. Ofio Marion S. Palonlca .Frances D. Pelham Patricia A. Pefix PFGSGDYUHOD Sf. Barfholomew Sf. Gregory Holy Name, Birmingham For Enioyable ssemblies Karen A. Pieclwclfi Paula C- Pobersacher Donna E. Polanski Marlene C. Porvin Si. Bede, Birmingham Divine Providence SI. Hedwig Holy Name, Birmingham 62 miVV,,.,i,,,. . , .. .. M1 we M -:f A 9 ,,,. , .. A ,,3fg1Q:M,3iE : -I -. I 4 X 4 2 aff 5 , ad, Q ani? si, K. 1 My in iz, Wil, f y X , ,u,s i are Q Exif Carol F. Poupard Marlene Prochaska Kqfhryn A, Prug Eleanor J. Quinn Sf. Hugo, Bloomfield Hills Sf. Patrick, Walled Lake Epiphany Sf. Scholasficd . f ,A sjli 2 Jacqueline G. Racine Jacqueline M. Rafcliffe Catherine M. Reiss Diane L. Rieg Holy Name, Birmingham Gesu Presenfafion Gesu Every senior is enfiflecl fo a bif of nonsense now and fhen, buf flwese seniors-Kafie Andries Karen Horkey, Diane Davidson, Sharon Kinggo, Nancy Nowack, Mary Jo Mclnfosh, and Joanne Kraienke-helped fheir class fo win firsi prize in fhe original assembly slcil. A Bit of Nonsense Now and Then 63 r' ' 4 Mary Kay Roe Carolyn A. Rohde judifh A, Rgmqn pdf,-gcia G, Rourke Gesv PFGSSHTUHOU Precious Blood Holy Name, Birmingham Carmella A. Rowe Sandra M. Ryan Nancy C. Sabafos Anne E. Schulfes Sf. Barbara, Dearborn Holy Name, Birmingham Presenfafion our Lady gf Good Counsel For Those Peaceful and Anita M. Sheppard Barbara J. Silner Paula J. Skiba Sarah .l. Sloan Precious Blood Presenlafion Assumpfion Gesu 64 Beverly J. Smith Marjorie A. Smith Patricia A. Solfesz Judith L. Sorrentino Holy Ghost Precious Blood Holy Cross St. Rita S , 1' Kay M- 5l0fI9 Mary Anne Stone Eniko Martha Szabo Martha Thebolt Gvdfdidn Angels, R0YUl O'-'Ik Holy Name, Birmingham Holy Cross Epiphany Fruitful Annual Retreat Louise A- Tl ib0deUU Meda Thompson Phyllis E. Torres Kathleen A. Traister Gesu Holy Ghost Gesu Gesu 65 Bohdonna Treshnewsky Annette K. Truchan Diane L. Tucci Therese M. Unfener lmmaculafe Concepiion Si. John Sf. Augusfine Gesu n Sarah A. Vallely Mary Ann Verdi Vikforia T. Vizgirda Donna J. Wall Epiphany Gesu Gesu Holy Name, Birmingham Ancl All Those Little High School Joys Maxine M. Wallace Nancy Lee Wallace Kafhleen E. Walsh Carol A. Weisenberger Precious Blood Christ fhe King Precious Blood Gesu 66 w,,..,vmng TFSIXI -X 5SV',Z,g7SVg2sM4nf.5g,,f4 .-l':gHAQ?3'- J'f,iu,.f!rz ,fagw - I V ff, y-'+fM54H:L ' ' ' - - 1 U :give 5 'W K HQ -'f . 11113-' A 5 if - Qi w g-.. I A A 'A Q ' if fe 9 . f ,-3uk,',Q,fZ fi ' T , 1 fiffiiif VE iifsiii Clara M. Yelinek Arlene J. Yombor Marion A. Young Gesu Precious Blood Gesu Before the prom Sharon Kinggo poses for her family ancl asks, Do Ipass? alfhough she can fell A perfectly well by fheir faces fhaf she does. The Seniors Repeat: Thank You, ALMA MATER 67 .. r D. , y i 4 Thanks for the Memories . . . Anne Schultes, Florence Bernardi, and Paula Pobersacher whisper a last prayer in the school chapel to our Lady and her Divine Son. LEW 1 Graduated? Yes-but Diane Leslie, Judy Roman, and Donna Treshnewslcy now realize that graduation is a mixture of joy and sadness. A serious moment tor Annette Truchan as she walks up the senior stairs- into womanhood! ,ss ilgyfis' ' 14 w ' Stieff ' 1 ? W D gy as 4 MQ' Placing the senior names in our Lady's golden locket, Mary Jo McEvoy and Jane Sobak fulfill a time-honored lmmaculata tradition. With congratulations and God-bless-you, Monsignor Weier presents diplomas to Mary Ann LaFIamme, Marianna Manica, and Sue Maloney. Feafuring fha! Senior-ifis Look are Palricia Solfesz and Ellen Burns lobovel and Carol Weisenberger lrighfl. Sharing fhe joys of graclua- fion wifh her family, Joan Commarford finds our is happiness, indeed. lbelowl l It's Great to Graduat Breafhe freely, Dad, rejoice lhe Horlcey fwinsg we finally made if. labovel . . . And wiih honors! Mary Theo joyfully poinls ouf to her fafher fhe seal on her diploma. 69 1960 1961 Senior Directory NAME Agnew, Catherine A. .... ....... . Andries, Catherine E. ..... ...... . Banas, Micheline M. ...,.. ...,.. . Barry, Sheila M. ....... . Beck, Charlotte M. ..... . Beh, Nancy M. ...... . Bernardi, Florence ..,.,.. Boldrini, Joyce F. .... . Borg, Patricia M. ....... . Bottiaux, Barbara L. ,..... ....... . Breneman, Mary Linda Bukowski, Carol A. .... ...... . Burke, Mary Kay ....., Burns, Ellen M. .............. ...... . Calihan, Colleen A. .... ...... . Canever, Susan M. .. Carroll, Mary T. Caton, Patricia A. Clapper, Su-Ellen ....... Clayton, Carol A. ....... Commarford, Joan E. Condino, Florence A. Condon, Patricia A. Conroy, Colleen M. Cubr, Elizabeth M. . ..,..... Cunningham, Mary C. Cykowski, Penny K. Damin, Maria Beatrix Davidson, Diane E. .... ...... . Decker, Kathleen E. ....., ...... , . Deering, Diane E. Dilworth, Ann M. Donigan, Patricia A. ...... .. ...,. , Dudek, Mary S. ......... . Duffesy, Patricia A. ,... .. ..,, Dunleavy, Patricia Dunlop, Mary Grace ...... ........ Dunne, Maureen A. ...... ....... . Durkee, Mary H. ............. ...,.. . Farquharson, Barbara J. ..... .... . .. Faubert, Dianne H. ..,....,. ....... . Ferdinand, Nancy E. ....... .... . Filiatrault, Celeste M. ..... .... . Geczy, Mary Margaret Giachino, Jeanette C. Gibbings, Diane E. ...... Goode, Martha M. ....., ...,.. . Griffin, Patricia A. ......... ...... . Guntensperger, Barbara ...... .... Hamilton, Gail A. ....,. Head, Penelope S. .. .... ...... . Hoey, Patricia M. .,...... ....... . Holcomb, Judy D. ......,.. Hoolehan, Kathleen M. .... ...... . Horkey, Karen A. ...,......... Horkey, Karol A. ..,..... Horste, Patricia L. ..... . Hulgrave, Mary K. ..... . Israel, Mary C. .,.......... ...... . Jacques, Maureen T. .. .... Jamsek, Carol A. ...... . Janecek, Ann M. Jarvis, Marlene l. Joachim, Linda A. ......,... ....... . Johnson, Loretta E. ...... Jones, Carolyn A. ..... . Kaminsky, Christine , ..... Kattula, Georgette M. Kelly, Judith M. ...,..... . Kinggo, Sharon K. .. Kirchner, Nancy A. ...... .,.,... . Knoth, Karen P. ......... . Kolar, Blanche L. Kopko, Linda A. ..... , Kraienke, Joanne K. ...... ....... . Krause, Suzanne E. ..... Kunynsky, Ulana M. Lalilamme, Mary A. Laige, Lynise M. ..... . Landry, Carol A. 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U N Parkside Dr: Detroit 21 .UN E. Bauman St: Royal Oak .... ...Ll Fairfield Ave: Detroit 21 ...... ........ U N Princeton St: Detroit 21 ...... ......., U N Parkside Ave: Detroit 21 ........, ......,. U N Nadol Dr: Southfield ........... ..EL Standish Court: Bloomfield Hills .... ........ M A Crocuslwan Ave: Detroit 4 ............ .... ,,.. W E Cheyenne St: Detroit 27 .............., ........ W E Warwick Dr: Bloomfield Hills ..FE Parkside Ave: Detroit 21 ..,....... ........ U N Westmoreland: Detroit 19 ..... ......... K E Piedmont: Detroit 28 .......... ,VE Fairfax: Birmingham ,...... ,..,...,, M I Parkside Dr: Detroit 21 .... .,...... U N Tuller Ave: Detroit 38 ....,..... ......., U N Wimbleton Dr: Birmingham ..... ...... , ..Ml Freeland Ave: Detroit 35 .,... ,.DI W. 12 Mile: Madison Hgts. .... ...LI W. 12 Mile: Madison Hgts. ,... ....... L I W. Shore Dr: Orchard Lake . ..FE W. Outer Drive: Detroit 21 ...... D1 Lamphere Ave: Detroit 23 ..... ..,...... K E Beaconsfield Rd: Birming. .. .Ml Geneva Ave: Highland Pk. ...... .,.,.... U N Cherrylawn Ave: Detroit 21 ...., .....,.. U N Mitchell Ave: Detroit 34 ..,....,.. ....,... T W Greenlawn Ave: Detroit 21 UN Portaee St: Highland Park ...... ......,. U N Mendota: Detroit 21 ........... UN Neibel St: Detroit 12 .......,.. ,TO Santa Rosa Dr: Detroit 21 ..,.., ....,,.. U N Turner Ave: Detroit 21 ...... ..UN Santa Clara: Detroit 35 .,..,, ..UN Lesure St: Detroit 35 .,,..., ..,.....UN Prairie Ave: Detroit 21 ....,, ........ U N Kentfield Ave: Detroit 19 ...., .... ,.... K E Freeland Ave: Detroit 35 ..... ..Dl Wildemere Ave: Detroit 21 .,.... ,..,.. . ,UN Chicago Rd: Warren ..,,..,,,.. ......,. C O Mackay St: Detroit 34 ,,,.,,. ........ T W Farmdale: Ferndale 20 .,...,...... ........., L I Washburn Ave: Detroit 21 ...,. ........ U N Coyle Ave: Detroit 35 ........ .VE 4-9538 1-7907 4-9232 1-8976 3-3884 5-0325 2-4879 3-2942 4-4716 3-9548 7-0175 2-5579 1-3534 4-6638 3-9484 4-7480 6-2969 1-1933 4-7390 2-6486 1-3756 1-9908 4-3267 4-2333 5-8272 2-4055 1-7904 2-4722 4-2807 6-2584 2-6109 2-5545 3-2355 1-0930 2-5692 3-3890 2-2977 2-6836 2-8017 2-1483 6-8698 6-691 3 4-2547 5-0488 4-8556 3-9673 3-7367 7-8447 6-9015 4-3255 2-3382 6-671 3 1-0275 3-3684 3-3684 4-61 1 4 I -31 87 7-0716 6-71 67 4-8796 3-0534 1 -021 5 2-1 439 1-0939 1-3203 7-6070 2-5921 3-31 64 4-8192 4-1 749 1 -4785 2-0798 1 -301 8 2-0656 4-2924 2-31 1 5 1-8821 4-4414 6-3244 NAME Larcc, Rose M. Larin, Joan E. ....... . Larkins, Judith L. Leming, Patricia A. Leslie, Diane E. ....., . Listwan, Barbara M. Long, Donna F. ....,. . Loughead, Evelyn M. Lynch, Honora J. ..,. . Machiniak, Judith C. Maclean, Marge A. ..........,... ..,.. . MacMaster, Judith A. ........,...... ...,. . Malachowski, Elizabeth Maloney, Mary Sue .... Manica, Marianna J. Marcus, Beverly A. Martin, Beverly A. Mason, Mary E. ....,..... . McCarthy, Mary E. McCarthy, Maureen A. McCarthy, Virginia M. McEvoy, Mary .lo ..,........ .......... McGrail, Kathleen V. Mcllhargey, Gail M. Mcl ntosh, Mary Jo ....... .-....--.. McKeown, Gail C. ..,.... ......-- 4 McMahon, Virginia M. .. .--... Miceli, Rosalie A. Miles, Christine T. Miller, Mary L. ..,... . Mirabito, Maureen F. Miseveth, Cheryl A. Murphy, Kathleen M. Murray, Kathleen L. Nadeau, Rose Marie Naior, Fauzia M. ...... . Na u, Amy M. ................ ........ . Nicholson, Kathleen T. .. ....... . .. Nolan, Margaret E. ....... -.---.--- - Mary H. ........... ....- . .UN Norton, Betty H. ....... . Nowack, Nancy A. ..... . Oakley, Marsha L. Orlyk, Orsini, Catherine A. O'Shea, Margaret M. Otto, Mary K. ........... . Palonka, Marian S. Parks, Jennifer A. Pelham, Frances D. Petix, Patricia A. Piechocki, Karen A. Pobersacher, Paula C. Polanski, Donna E. Potvin, Marlene C. Poupard, Carol F. Prochaska, Marlene M. .. Prus, Kathryn A. ....... . Quinn, Eleanor J. Racine, Jacqueline G. Ratcliffe, Jacqueline M Reiss, Catherine M. Rieg, Diane L. ........... . Roe, Mary Kay ........ Rohde, Carolyn A. Roman, Judith A. Rourke, Patricia G. Rowe, Carmella A. Ryan, Sandra M. Sabatos, Nancy C. Schultes, Anne E. .... . Sheppard, Anita M. Silner, Barbara J. Skiba, Paula J. Sloan, Sarah J. .... . Smith, Beverly J. .,..., . Smith, Mariorie A. .... . Smullen, Candace A. ....... ..... . Sobak, Jane M. .,...,.... . Soltesz, Patricia A. Sorrentino, Judy L. ADDRESS PHONE 16500 13545 2655 16762 19460 8560 19936 6363 16720 16570 619 9139 19901 17287 19475 18269 17607 3622 15864 14531 11325 16515 17374 17379 18303 20135 16630 17143 5832 18252 1380 11753 710 17150 15933 18212 1917 16551 18766 18615 16810 16650 6970 233 13957 19991 2656 17586 2383 31470 30205 13431 6311 5730 1041 3362 9567 19149 2779 16844 4654 16132 18234 19995 15824 1221 5623 1295 19819 17324 17580 19329 6421 18275 18601 17220 18637 16763 5770 20158 Ohio Ave: Detroit 21 ...., .UN Ohio Ave: Detroit 38 ........ .WE Amberly Rd: Birmingham ....... .......... M 1 Patton: Detroit 19 ...................... .,......., K E Monte Vista Ave: Detroit 21 .UN Wisconsin Ave: Detroit 4 .... ......... W E Hartwell Ave: Detroit 35 ..,. ......... U N Globe St: Detroit 38 ................... ....,..., U N Greenlawn Ave: Detroit 21 Evergreen Rd: Detroit 19 ....... Vinewood St: Birmingham ........ ..MI Roselawn Ave: Detroit 4 ..,. ......... W E Snowden Rd: Detroit 35 ...... .....,. D I Greenview: Detroit 19 ..,........ .......... K E Pinehurst Ave: Detroit 21 .... ......... U N Patton Ave: Detroit 19 ..,.,.... ..KE Pennington Dr: Detroit 21 ..,. .UN Bradford Dr: Birmingham ....... ..Ml Snowden Ave: Detroit 27 .... ....... ......... V E Abington Road: Detroit 27 ...... .......... V E Steel Ave: Detroit 27 .............. ......... W E Ohio Ave: Detroit 21 ................ ......... U N Muirland Ave: Detroit 21 .. ....... DI Plainview Rd: Detroit 19 ........ ..KE Birchrest Dr: Detroit 21 ........ ......... U N Cheyenne Ave: Detroit 35 .UN Washburn Ave: Detroit 21 .... ......... U N Stansbury Ave: Detroit 35 .... ......... U N Neckel Ave: Dearborn ....... ..LU Wildemere St: Detroit 21 .... ......... U N Brookwood Rd: Birmingham ...... ......... M I Christy St: Detroit 5 ......... WA Catalpa Dr: Royal Oak ...... . ....... Ll Lesure Ave: Detroit 35 .... .UN Tuller Ave: Detroit 38 .... ...... Northlawn: Detroit 21 .... ....... D I Florence Ave: Detroit 3 .... .UN Pinehurst Ave: Detroit 21 ....... ......... U N Glenhurst Ave: Detroit 19 ...... .......... K E Muirland Ave: Detroit 21 .... .UN Marlowe St: Detroit 35 . ..... Sorrento Dr: Detroit 35 ........... ......... U N Edward St: Detroit 10 ..................... .......... V I W. 11 Mile Rd: Modison Heights ....... ....... L I Washburn Ave: Detroit 38 .............. ......... W E Meyers Rd: Detroit 35 ..... .UN Emmons St: Warren ........ ..SL Hubbell Ave: Detroit 35 .... .. .UN Oakman Blvd: Detroit 38 .......... .......... T E Bellvine Trail: Birmingham ............ ......... M l Woodhaven Lane: Birmingham ..... ......... M I Hartwell Ave: Detroit 27 .............. ......... V E Whitehead St: Detroit 10 .......... .......... T A Roundhill Road: Birmingham ...... ......... M l Rock Spring Rd: Birmingham ..Ml Union Lake Rd: Route 5 ......... ..EM Manor Ave: Detroit 4 ..... Margareta: Detroit 19 .... Amberly: Birmingham ........... Parkside: Detroit 21 ................ W. Outer Drive: Detroit 35 Muirland: Detroit 21 ................ Oak Drive: Detroit 21 ...... Meyers: Detroit 35 .......... Littlefield: Detroit 27 .... Fairfax: Detroit ............. Horger: Dearborn 1 .... villa Rd: Birmingham .... Lesure: Detroit 35 ......... Annott: Detroit 5 . ....... . Freeland: Detroit 35 ...... Appoline: Detroit 35 ..... Hanson: Detroit 10 . ......... .. Wildemere: Detroit 21 Wexford: Detroit 34 ..... Snowdenz' Detroit 35 Sorrento: Detroit 35 ..... Vaughan: Detroit 19 ........... Oakman Blvd: Detroit 4 ....... Danbury: Detroit 3 ........ 71 ....... ..UN .UN . ..... ...UN .UN ..LU .UN ..TY .UN .TW .UN .UN .FO 4-2273 3-9388 6-0182 1-21 73 3-2564 5-4797 4-2150 3-3886 1-5165 4-7080 5-461 O 1 -5950 5-4925 3-021 8 2-6728 1 -2078 4-4904 5-0583 6-472 1 4-2957 3-5797 1 -0832 1 -2586 1 -4444 4-8369 3-7286 4-0861 2-2444 1 -21 29 6-0647 3-6694 1 -5225 1 -71 69 1 -1 493 1 -1 579 1 -6222 4-4329 3-5033 6-361 5 1 -1 71 7 1 -963 1 1 -2204 5-0484 3-7482 7-0769 4-5064 4-6993 7-0003 6-9025 7-4072 5-1 450 4-7568 7-0609 3-2987 1 -0256 4-7071 4-3795 1 -9 1 51 4-1 706 1 -1 399 1 -7040 4-62 34 5-2631 6-2348 1 -0449 6-0226 4-781 6 1 -7345 1 -9636 3-3929 6-881 0 4-4 1 70 1 -1 699 2-0830 4-8381 7-6795 4-052 8 6-0736 'Sl X NAME ADDRESS PHONE Stone, Kay M. ............ . 1960-1961 Senior Stone, Mary Anne ....., , ...... Szabo, Eniko Martha ..,.. . ..... . Thebolt, Martha .............. .... , ,. Thompson, Meda .......,.. ....... Torcellini, Donna J. ...,.. ..... , . D i r D Torres, Phyllis E. ..... . Traister, Kathleen A. . .... ..... . , Treshnewsky, Bohdonna Truchan, Annette K. .......... ....., . Tucci, Diane L. .................. ...... . Untener, Therese M. ..... ...... . Vallely, Sarah A. .......... ...... . Verdi, Mary Ann E. ..... ...... . Vizgirda, Viktoria T. ..... ...... . Wall, Donna J. .............. ...... . Wallace, Maxine M. .... ...... . Wallace, Nancy Lee ..... ....... Walsh, Kathleen, E. ......... ...... . Weisenberger, Carol A. .,... ...... . Wisner, Janice C. ...,......... ...... . Yelinek, Clara M. ..... . Yombor, Arlene J. .. Young, Marion A. .. Thibodeau, Louise A. ...,.. ...... . Toth, Michele C. .......... ...... . 537 3752 16586 11661 16566 18462 13321 18500 16589 17403 12420 6507 13031 16610 10083 16163 16713 1801 17350 17310 16649 17186 9582 16845 18021 17151 Midland Blvd: Royal Oak W. Maple: Birmingham .. San Juan: Detroit 21 .... Hartwell: Detroit 27 .,... Santa Rosa: Detroit 21 .... .,.... Binder: Detroit 34 ,..,.,. . Hartwell: Detroit 27 ..., Fairway: Detroit 21 .... Ward: Detroit 35 ,...... ..... , .. Woodingham: Detroit 21 Mitchell: Detroit 12 ..... Gladys: Detroit 10 Conant: Detroit 12 ..... Lawton: Detroit 21 ..... Aurora: Detroit 4 ..... Fairfield: Detroit 21 .... Tuller: Detroit 21 ............. Pembroke: Birmingham . .... ...,..... L I 4-9798 ..Ml 6-6256 ,UN 3-9071 .WE 4-5378 .UN 4-4210 .TW 3-8690 .,.,...VE 7-3734 ,UN 2-2759 .UN 1-1080 .UN 1-3901 .TW 2-4076 ..TY 8-3383 . ..,..... TW 2-6663 .U N 4-0608 5-7581 .UN 3-8813 .UN 1-3387 MI 4-8140 Freeland: Detroit 35 ....... .UN 2-2039 Pierson: Detroit 19 ....... ..KE 5-4147 Stansbury: Detroit 35 ....... ....,.. V E 5-5542 Fairfield: Detroit 21 .,.. ,UN 2-5410 Ohio: Detroit 4 ..,..,. San Juan: Detroit 21 , ..,.. . Freeland: Detroit 35 ,...... Santa Barbara: Detroit 21 Our Spectator Concludes I was iust making a few final observations when the young lady herself entered. Upon my presenting her with the red envelope, her eyes danced a merry little jig. Thank you! Thank you a million times! She said this so fervently and so courteously that I was immedi- ately repaid for all my trouble. You see, she ex- plained, you have just saved my scholastic honors! She further explained that the little packet contained her research notes for a final important report. As she spoke I pieced together her whole personal- ity. She is every inch a charming bit of girlhood--a girl who is using to the fullest each minute of her teenage years into gracious womanhood. She is thoughtful, studious, efficient, with a merry zest for living, and a talent for detail. She is happiest when helping others, most convincing when voicing her deep spiritual con- victions. Each day she is coming closer to the beautiful pattern God had in mind when He created her. I am sure you have recognized her by now, but if you haven't, it is my great pleasure to present to you . . . MISS IMMACULATA OF 1961! ....,...TE 4-3918 .UN 2-9482 ,UN 4-9187 .UN 1-8367 Who is She? MISS IMMACULATA of 1961 an.. Nur '3 1 H1 pw- ? :Ei 1 i -zz' .vw- '? A

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