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

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Watrv andTon1 DeV1toachance to catch out of the food NEWS FLASH! NEW MANAGEMENT has taken over the cafeteria! Watch out! They have finally found the kids' weakness-food. The cooks have invaded the big green room on the bottom floor. They have started an apple festival, a yogurt-tasting contest, and have raffled off a bigger-than-any- foot-you've-seen stocking filled with the students' favorite munchies. This group has really tried to win over the student body. They finally got the students with the clean table award. The kids were such hams that they wanted to hear their names over the P.A. Besides, it kept the tables clean for the next lunch group. Believe it or not, there was always pop in the two new pop machines and even Turtles in two new candy machines located in the G.A. The new management really Went out to please. However, with all this excitement taking lace, there were still some old, gripes, especially about the lunch times. 'Tm not hungry that early in the morning, said Cathy Kozicki, who has the 10:30 lunchshift. Mariann Zettl said the time draged by during the 11 :00 lunch. Melissa Ptacek would like to have seen food other than HERSATZU. But on the whole, most students like the changes which took place. Iunior Ioanne Noonan said she likes the new ideas the cooks have initiated. Maureen Duffy said they're doing a better job. And then someone burped. ,Jnior 'f-zek expresses piaess vt,-:ite time of 4 iurqk. .th A 'fflflrui

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blazing flames of the fire hold the of all the retreaters who made their offerings before going to bed. juniors take a journe inside 5 5 N THE IUNIOR RETREAT, I HAD A GREAT TIME. I learned so many new things about people I never did before and I met new people that became good friends. This was the response of Sue Smith and Greg Bartuch to their two- day retreat, a theology course requirement for juniors. The theme on the retreat was journey , The Christian Brothers at LaSalle Manor helped this theme come true by freeing the juniors from work and the outside world for a day and taking them on a meditative journey with the use of recordings they listened to while reclining on the floor. Ann Doyle commented, I felt very comfortable and at home. The Brothers made me feel welcome. I plan to go on the senior retreat, for this was truly an experience that everyone ' should have. Toasted marshmallows are the answer to the cold hands of joan Bednarczyk and Marty Welter who return from a hike in the snowy woods A frozen lake greets the juniors while ex plormg the grounds that surround the Ma nor junior retreat!27

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