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

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WQTHJ 60 JVQ Q . A Tllllll . fl Is it beast or bird or could it be an I.C. freshman? After closer exarnlnation this creature was determined to be freshman Beth Broderick. A good pair of gym shoes and rolled-up jeans are all students needed for the ten- mile fund-raiser held in October. llfactivities divi- W HEN YoU WALK INTO AN EVENT at Immaculate Conception High School you find the bleachers are full. The stands tremble with claps, cheers and the stamping of feet. Those feet are the feet that ascend the steps into the school every morning, walk ten miles to reach a goal, and uget down at school dances. They are the feet that belong to the students of I.C. The social character, l another phase of Monsignor Plunkett s dream is also an importa quality of the Whole perso A student learns not only I class but through experiences. This year V assemblies, which in the past were arranged to provide entertainment, now were educational. Total participation ann enthusiasm actively showed that there was A SOMETHING IN A KNIGHT. t E I gi it i 3 l 1 91 3. 3 l -I I t l

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School out of sight and mind THE ALARM WENT OFF AT 6:50, BUT instead of dragging your unwilling body out of bed and into the cold shower, you shut off the alarm and resumed your slumber. It was summer, the time to put away your plaid skirts, green pants, and shirts with the collar and concentrate more on getting a Coppertone tan. Not only were summer days spent at the beach or catching up on the soaps, but many students and teachers took advantage of their free time to earn extra money on part-time jobs. Among the many places of employment were Arby's, which 'employed dliieth Butler and Sue Los, Elmhurst Hospital, whic had kitchen-employed Patti artin, Kim0Krzywicki, Phil Sullivan, U J Linda Kaczmerek, and K-Mart, where Mike Arndt, MikfRakos, PattfMaher, and Laura Bach all worked. ' August brought 93 weathei mosquitoes, Chicago Fest, and work- outs for cheerleaders, pom-pon girls, football and volleyball teams. It also began the search for back-to-school supplies and bargains. Summer vacation, which as Maureen Hart said, was too short, officially ended on September 4th, when the doors opened and the musty classrooms, smelling like the first day of school, were filled with students a year older, many of whom had already calculated only 280 more days until summer vacation. day of School were fllled Wlth The Oakbrook Park District softball team Students H ear Older man of consists of 12 girls from Immaculate Concep y y tion and 5 from other schools whom had already calculated only 280 more days until summer Vacatlon The Great America double decker carousel Gfsummer reels man IC students who spend sum 3 Y mer days at the park