Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Page 59 text:

GIRLS? BASKETBALL TEAM ONCE .XCLXIN 'lllli GIRLS ol' lin- iiizirttlzite were represented on the bus- kethzill court with 21 varsity quintet that plztyecl at lull schetlule ol' gznnes against otttstznitling high school teznns. Spztrketl hy such players als, Captain XVynne Ma- hon, Dorothy Cztpron, .-Xnne NIc'Mahon fthe lfreslnnzni senszitionj, .-Xnne Mt'- llenry, Many Mt'Guirk, Betty Brown. Mzthel Crowther, and Nancy Lzlvelle. the teznn tlispluyetl its prowess on court in niziny thrill pzicketl gznnes. Also aclcl- ing their zissistznice were, Veronica Mt- llugh who was Mzniztger. zintl tleztn Murphy, .Xssistzint Mzniziger. XVe ure sure the girls ol' lnniiziculate .will show snllicient interest. so that we tnziy continue to have zt powerful Girls llzisketluill leznn in the lintnre. Conrli .... ..... N Iiyxkiox Owiixs Czlfllzlin ......... XVYNNIQ Mixnox lllfznzigrrs ...... Roxmie hICHlIt1ll. Jinx lXlURl'llY Forzurzm'.v-.'Xnn lNIclNIalion, Dolores Brown. Nancy Lztvelle. Dorothy Czipron. Peggy DeVito, Teresa Brown. -lane Daly, Mary Alice Brennan. fiIllI7'llS--xxllll McHenry, Mabel Crow- ther. Mziry lNlt'Guirk, Betty Brown. Iizirharzi Fee. Ann Reclington, Sally O'Connell. Teresa Herrnizinn, Mur- gie Xvllftl. Page Ifillx'-11110

Page 58 text:

1 Q, Q .P u 'll 151 fl 4 h 4 CHEERLEADERS' ,. Q REPRESENTING THE SPIRIT of the students of I. C. H. S. are our cheerleaders: a squad of eight vivaeious girls who were elected by the student body to hll these positions. Led by Captain Ginger Coone y, these girls do their utmost so that every cheer may be carried out to perfection. Always on hand with an abundance of pep. they travel with the team to all games on the schedule. They, pire eint Zl striking hguregin tlggr tlniforms of blue and white. ImmaqulateQiayfwqxxn Qt she is proud of her cheerleaders who do so much to make victory possible Tir theiitefims, X li X X . X - I X , m X T W I l x 'X y' -f . I , I t K Bb ' - 17 I N X V f ' ' N W .4 X 1 N 1 1 , I X x Q V x 5 A . .A A -N S I K Q QQ E 5 - R x ' P K I 1 X fx it 'V x' K ixisil' ii .s f I X . v we-. 1 W lfifly-fbilr X X X ' I v , X X I X Q -' 1 ' H X I X ' x , lx , . -X X. I X x gtk XXI K I X - X ' 1 I A K t . X .X 9 . I - - A I I r ft I Q ' 1 l' X' KI I i R X x cl I L5 'I

Page 60 text:

! Re1F11e:c1t1ions ' September 8, 1942, our first day at Immaculate . . . getting acquainted with our new teachers and fellow students . . . our first retreat . . . freshman initiation . . . the Victory Corps was formed at Immaculate in fanuary 1943 . . . the Minute-Man Flag, the symbol of Immacu- latels part in the war egort, was presented to us by the United States Treasury . '. . our first report card . . . dances . . . attending the football, basketball, and baseball games . . . Father Slattery's visits to I. C. H. S .... our private talks with Father Gallagher on report card day . . . the Valentine Dance . . . Geometry classes . . . Father Synan's informalFrench classes . . . those noontime dances . . . the Intra-mural basketball games . . . the death of Monsignor Farrell . . . the junior Dance . . . the first field day at Immaculate was a big success . . . Sister M. Pauline leaves Immaculate . . . the war ends and the world is again at peace . . . we are now SENIORS in I. C. H. S. . . . meeting our new principal, Sister Grace Benigna . . . those Trigonometry and Chemistry periods . . . Bob Francis and .lim Drury enter the Navy . . . assemblies . . . pep rallies at noontime . . . basketball games again . . . our Prom was a great success . . . our last retreat . . . final exams ...Q Iune 21, 1946, our last day at Immaculate . . . Graduation.