Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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.