Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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.

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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