Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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, A ,. SISTER M. ETH NA Principal digf fri fo Lei' flzaf we aue cleckcafecf our IC ,S?5teI' A6415 a llldyfi 6211 Cl rienc! anal a wonclerfuf Mr ,, a uidor fo our C adfi. Now this is what I wanf you fo do, says Sisier Efhna fo her posler commiflee: D. Kunalh, L. Shulver, M. Marsh, P. Schmidt. An ever faifhful lan wafching practice. Afier a hard day Sisfer slops in fo see how ihe baskeiball feam is get-trgoog. geffing along. Problems, Sisfer? asks Monsignor, as he drops info fhe office for a consuliafion. fi? ,ja B-

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1 ZW Q X X X x was upon us agam As we put away summers Iazuness cmd prepared for the openlng of school the fact that we were semors finally dawned upon us mungltng wtth the excltement of returnung to Immaculate a twmge of sorrow Everythang that we were to do thus year wed be donng for the last tame We made a resolutlon stlently to ourselves at thus moment to make at a year that could be remembered wuth prrde not only by us but by everyone that would be assoclated wtth us The very first day there was our old frnend Barney openung the door for us All four years Barney has done more than keep an eye on our bulldnng he has kept a fatherly eye on all lmmaculatans as well Arrlvtng wlth us that flrst year at Immaculate was Slster Ethna our gracious prnncrpal lt rs to her that we have dedicated our yearbook Snster has always been a frnend and a wonderful advnsor to our class Many of us would not be semors nf at hadnt been for her Snsters gurdance and sunrere regard for our welfare and happiness wnll keep her IH our prayers long after our footsteps have faded from the halls of Immaculate May God bless and keep her always close to Hts heart As we welcomed the new freshmen laughtng knndly at their frnghtened glances and hesstatung steps memortes of our first days at IC H S flooded our brams those countless tzmes that w got lost In the halls he makung of new frlends the self conscrousness we felt In front of the upperclassmen All these thtngs were remembered as we saw our own freshmen luvrng through these same expertences We knew how theyd struggle through Latnn and how they would come to desplse algebra but we felt sure that they would succeed under the guldrng hands of Sister Mary Immaculate Sister Rebecca Lounse and Mass Dowd who themselves were new to the school freshmen rn thetr own rtght The mstallatton of Bushop Curtus and Brshop Stanton occurred un September As we offered our congratulatuons rn the form of prayers we asked God to gnve them the courage to do thelr 'obs well We knew that along wnth our beloved Archbnshop Thomas A Boland they would be guzdlng us and helprng us to know love and serve God better m thus world so troubled and upset by people who are worknng wnth the devtl toward the destructnon of everythnng right and decent Of course we couldnt let September pass wuthout menttomng Monssgnor Powers pastor of Immaculate and director of our school We ll never forget the week he taught us Latun when we were sophomores Thus really made us feel closer to htm And we gratefully acknowledge wonderful Madonna Hall whose exustence came about through Monstgnors efforts A wonderful priest and pastor has guudance wall always be remembered So September passed qutckly and became to us lust another month to be added to the calendar of our ltves The very flrst day there was our old friend Barney opening the door for us Mr Bernard McGIynn displays hrs famous grm I, ,flnnf fir 015 ,g ' ' f , ,y ' 1 I ffxx, 4 I, ff!- V 7 ,V I Off. II ' n I - ' . . I . , . I I and telling us gruftly but affectionately to come down them stairs and get outside. . e . r t . . I - I - r 1 , , , . . . . . , I ' I G I a o n ' I I . ll '

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MOST REVEREND THOMAS A. BOLAND, S.T.D. Archbishop of Newark MA adhecl goal fo give fllem flue Afrengflz anal courage fo clo fheir i065 wef. v Mosr REVEREND MARTIN w. STANTON, S.T.D. MOST REVEREND WALTER W- CURUSI 51-D Auxiliary Bishop of Newark Auxrhary Bishop of Newark