Immaculate Conception High School - Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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odality v.-Xml Jvsum por KI1lI'i1lI11v, is thc' motto of onv of Il1Hl1llC'lliilfl'.S most important zictivitivs. tin' Soniuiitx' of our Blessed I.uciV. T110 aim of this organization is to mirturc- Ll dcvpa-1 iovv for Nlury. Cspc-cially tlirougli daily rvc-itution of thc rosurv. 1 A Tl.VIfI,Y ARTICfl.I'f. I. Ilrw, Simtwr Crrtrmlw jimi. 11111 P. .x1t'Kl'flII ciisfuss ll groin! in Ql'l'flf.Y'S XVUHK. jl'ST A I.lTTl.I'f IIICIIIfli. mIz'iw.s IJ. O'Con11or to lf. Crolty mul .-K. Sullivan. 1 Linh-1' thc- glIlCi2llK'0.Uf Sistvi' fic-rtiwiciv lose und IIJWE NM. REU, 7.1IISOXIiHiT? 1. RUHNQ Putlicr Tlicobuld time sc-mor and lumor I1N'IHiX'I'S liuvc' H. Ilulv, W. Ilanry, G. Tymn, und P. Alcliwn an-tively p111'tiL-iputccl in thc ciialoguv Blass on Nlonciuy fUSCUS-Y'10lL'lPf1 1I1l1lUYS- niomings. X K'O0.'N'T1.Vlf HIST 17011 SODAI.ISTS. C. Arnoiil. P. lagllzrr, C. Nugint, S. O'Gum, K. I' ' ' ' hc msury. Aulvorir, mul lx. Smith ll ,FV ,fx

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Missions HEY, TIIESE TOYS ARE I-'OH THE KIDS IN PEXSACOLAIU cautions K. llyzfrs to JI. GiIIiQan as D. Cralmzcslci and C. Clifford do ll little uplayirigu tlzcnisclucs. 1 lu VP YOVR IIIQART AND LIST TIIE SVN' SHINE IX,U I I an. V. Amalfi, C. Xorforz, I. LCIIIIIIIIIII, P. fIICUllllUf, P. .Horscll in the Talcnt Show. FINISHED AT LAST. 4 Pauline Flynn clis-plays Iirfr conipivtccl afghan to A. lzriusorz, B. Pctrunc, 1. Mucllcr, and lx. Simlison. Our Mission Unit through its activities has Cx- tcnded to foreign lands inunj' of the advantages which they are lacking. Sonic of thcsc projccts in- cluded the collecting of stumps, money, and mcciicul supplics, which arc sont to missions throughout thc world. Czikc szllcs arc hcld frcqnc-nth' in tho indivichiul homcrooms to misc moncy, whilc onc of the high- lights of the ycur is the inmunl Mission Tulcnt Show nnclcr thc supcrxision of Sistcr Ann Julia, mission moderator. NF is ,CDO T Illp HOOKS B.-XL.-XNCIQ SISTIiH. ' a.sIc.s' II. f:f!lIJUlLYSkI of Sister Ami julia. ME I IRST,'i cliant H. l31u'Icu'11It4'r, Ii. I?rou'nIr'z', C. jrliiiskiw, H. I.Illllll,lI, T Ammiamv, X. .NIz'IJanivI, I. Crawl. A. Di' ffrofr, A. In- rI1'riL'vix, C. I'iuIcom', anal M. Lappin.

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BVSY CHECKING LIBR.-XRY RECORDS Altlf Ulfl'-1ClfRS D. Uhffnnnor, A. .xlU!'lIlffU, R. Flflrdlllllflll, and Crolly. Librar :J X 'J 1 X 5611 Wai . , , 5 4 QM' ANOTHER INEXV ONE? A. Caffrey, P. Flannery, F. S ot 0,4 'of' ' 1 tv, B. Borquist, and M. XVil.son browse among the books. .av 'V-v v.-f ,, av S its THIS IS A PRESS C.-UIERA.v G. Perry ex- plains the intricacies of Il Speed Graphic' to I. Grasso, Sister Altlzea, D. Iloy, R. Alfano, L. Cracly, and lf. I'-UfSgtlfL'. ICHS students interested in photography are given the opportunity to participate in the Photog- raphy Club. Sister .-Xlthea and the members hope to achieve their goal: the training of photographers for our two publications and each individualls improvement in the skills of picture-taking and developing. A major contribution to this club has been made by Cordon Perry, its president. The quiet activities of the Library Committee go almost unnoticed by the students, who take for granted the prompt and pleasant service of Sister Grace Catharine and her staff. One of their principal activities, besides checking books in or out, is to arrange exhibits and bulletin board decorations which add to the already attractive appearance of the library. Photograph II. BENSON, 'D, HOY, C. PERRY, AND R. AL- FANO .strike a profemiorial pose as they examine the enlarging apparatus.