Immaculate Conception High School - Postscript Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Into early March the pounding of pipes and hammers continues as the renovating of part of the convent basement is completed. Back in the library, bookcases are made ready to move to the newly built basement for the RECONSTRUCTION of the LIBRARY there. The large former library will be transformed into a multi-purpose room with a sliding door. Also tentatively planned for the part of the basement now used as a religion classroom is the addition of the sewing machines and art desks ta- ken from the school. This will make two other large classrooms available and allow new courses to be offered. The future looks full of pro- mise for changes that will benefit everyone. Student Life 25

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Service, Leadership, Scholarship, Character. These are the four requirements for admission into the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. The Junior inductees held a trial at the induction and all twenty two applicants were found guilty of these four virtues. Fr. Foy told all present ofthe need of involvement in all aspects of life, be it in the family, school, community or nation. He also pointed out the need for change, but only through the system. As the seniors pinned the juniors, the senior girls received roses. The induction then came to the long awaited hour, the refreshments. 24 Student Life

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Like a slowly erupting volcano, a faint rumble grows to a shattering roar spilling out shrieking voices. Another I.C. pep rally has begun. PEP RALLIES here at I.C. not only consist of the outburst of bottled up energy, but also of the popular mock skits. Among the guests at ASSEMBLIES in the past were the George Williams College Volleyball team, Gymnastics Unlimited and a guest speaker from Junior Achievement. Mrs. Ferrara, an alderwoman of the first ward, was guest speaker at the Student Council Induction. And, of course, I.C. students were blessed with the annual Christmas skits by each class and our talented faculty. 26 Student Life