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

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Rowdie seniors and alumni Mary Ann Thallemer, Greg Podraza, Don Delgade, Patty Maher and Carolyn Cahill shake their groove thing. What is Queen Laura Bach wishing for? Laura has stars in her eyes as '78 Homecoming Queen, Paula Starr Pezza, crowns her. Slow music enhances the evening as Sue Fritz and Brian Bullock sway to the tunes. Senior Court members and their escorts are Sheri VanPatten and Tom Pezza, Lina Dohse and Greg LaPointe, Molly Butler and Gary Camire, julie Sweeney and Mike Sible. V homecoming dance!17

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'Passion' plays WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR, DO YOUR DREAMS REALLY COME TRUE? The answer to that question was probably yes if you attended the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night, October 6. The dance got rolling around eight o'clock, as couples arrived in the Lower Level. Passion provided the disco beat, which at first seemed unfamiliar to some couples. But most had no trouble picking it up or, at least, had fun trying. According to Caryl Trotta, Many people felt that the band 'Passion' was one of the best. It really had everyone dancing. The artistic talents of Sharon Bohenek and others creative seniors added a fantasy atmosphere to the evening. Snow White and Prince Charming lpainted on a backdrop behind the queen's thronej looked on as Paula Starr Pezza passed her crown to this year's Homecoming Queen, Laura Bach. Members of the court included Molly Butler, Caryl Trotta, Iulie Sweeney, Lina Dohse, Maureen Hartnett, Ioanne Noonan and Rosemarie Zanghi. Iunior Court members and escorts are Maureen Hamlet amid Paul Pezzgy and ROSS Marie Zarlghl and Blll Charvat senior member Caryl Trotta and Dave Ioami Noonan and Tom Haggerty Smith, K- , fall M Passion spreads over the floor as lead singer creates the mood for the evening. K 5 S l L 1 E- K 2

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One of last year's models, Mrs. Ieanne During cocktail hour, Iulie Tarmen and Masterson, has the pleasure of sitting Mike Hodalski entertain by performing I comfortably and enjoying the show. 'iVienna , a Billy joel song. increases for fashion, fun VER 300 PEOPLE WERE ATTRACTED TO the Mother-Daughter Brunch. The Iunior class sponsored this event on Sunday, November 11, at Elmhurst Country Club, by starting with the cash bar at 1:00. During this time, the girls' mothers enjoyed chatting with each other, since this was the only time most of them got together. The fashion show was provided by Casual Corner, and the models were picked at random. Casual Corner brought out the bold colors in their outfits. Marya Kovacik modeled an Oriental evening suit, and Molly Crowe modeled a ranch outfit. Mary Ann Grams, a junior, said that it was a good experience to get out with her mother. For Mary Billings, also a junior, it was her first chance to try modeling. She commented, I loved it! It was exciting behind the scenes - but too short. 18!mother-daughter brunch