Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Underclosses WheTher The 5TudenTs are parTicipaTors or specTaTors, sporTs serve as an ouTleT Tor excess youThTul energy. Our underclassmen are The backbone oT The Teams. They show an eagerness and abiliTy To learn. Because oT Their aTTiTude They learn quickly and apply Their newly-acquired skills To The besT oT Their abiliTy. The wide-eyed Treshmen are new To The high school world, and They concenTraTe Their energies on geTTing ac- guainTed wiTh classmaTes and wiTh The school iTselT. Anxious- ly They scuTTle Trom class To class, Trying desperaTely To re- member all The Teachers' names and The room numbers. The Treshman seTs ouT To explore every TaceT oT lmmaculaTe liTe: This leads him To volunTeer Tor The exTra-curricular acTiviTies. l-le wishes To become a parT oT his school, even beyond his regular classroom duTies. Freshmen can always be Tound aT The games in large numbers, crowding onTo The bleachers wiTh Their newly-purchased lCl lS banners waving TranTically over The heads oT The upperclassmen. They have begun To know Their Tellow lmmaculaTans since The GeTfTogeTher Dance in The early Fall, and are looking Torward To Their nexT Three years. On The Tield, They perspire under FaTher Sheehanls rugged drills buT know These are To prepare Them Tor The games OT The TuTure. ThaT newness which was so apparenT in Treshman year has disappeared by The Time sophomore year begins. These happyego-lucky lmmaculaTe rooTers are Thoroughly proud oT Their school and show iT by Their wholehearTed supporT oT The Teams boTh as parTicipanTs and specTaTors and by Their inTeresT in joining The clubs and oTher acTiviTies. Their boundless energy is puT To good use on The TooTball Tield and baskeTball courT. The iuniors are an imporTanT parT oT The Teams. Some OT This yearls ouTsTanding players were juniors. They have shown ThaT once They TasTed vicTory, They would seTTle Tor noThing else. One can be sure ThaT when The goalposTs Tell aTTer The SeTon l-lall game, iT was The iuniors who helped uprooT Them and TransporT Them To The school, where pieces were broken oTT and passed ouT To ardenT souvenir hunTers. These souvenir pieces will, no doubT, be kepT and Treasured Tor a long Time: buT an even greaTer souvenir oT This and all The games is The senTimenT so apTly expressed in The school cheer which FaTher Sheehan has labeled his TavoriTe: WheTher we wing WheTher we lose: This is The Team We'll always choose.

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