Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy - Immaculatan Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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FIRST ROW: Esther Tamulska, Patricia Ratajczak, Rose Marie Mazur, Helen Wysocka. SECOND ROW: Barbara Pietraszek, Elizabeth Karnyska, JoAnn Pierro, Mary Jane Rzepecka, Geraldine Nowak. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Bracikowska, Patricia Curry, Mary Lou Wrot- niak, Theresa Kobos, Arlene Trzaska. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Buczkowska, Barbara Smy- HOMEROOM B1 czynska, Theresa Kaleta, Frances Smolinska, Dorothy Partyka. FIFTH ROW: Geraldine SISTER MARY ANNE Adamczyk, Marian Bednarek, Barbara Barczykowska, Geraldine Golata, Christine Bialy. SIXTH ROW: Esther Wojtan, Eleanor Kurzel, Betty Ann Hageman, Judith Gorska, Marjorie Przybyl. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Wierzynska, Joanne Lewandowska. ABSENT: Patricia Mae Handley, Jacqueline Kozlowska and Dorothy Myszka. Continued from Page '20 its tmchanging truths in the affairs of individuals and nationsg in English, how to listen, read, think, speak, and writeg in Latin, how fascinating are its links with our mother tongueg in business, how important its principles are to our personal and national wel- fare. As our teachers, excellent workmen that they are, skillfully blended these ma- terials, upperclassmen encouraged us by their example to acquire habits of industry and poise so characteristic of the spirit at l H M A. .grange 317195 .Are e.!4!d!9!9Ql'll'l2? . . . .in the science class where students decide to operate. lt seems the fellow, too, is enjoying the whole performance as he takes a peek at his inners. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Braniecka, Geraldine Andrzejewska, Judith Majchrzak, Jessie Golembiewska. STANDING: Carolyn Cieslak, Dorothy Murzynska, Lorraine Juda, Constance Martynowicz, Patricia Kopacz, Patricia Schuder, Elizabeth Wiatrowska and Joan Czekalska. 25

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Wlmfff J Q50? . . . . .if it doesn't come out right? queries Chris- tine Strom as she enlists the aid of her classmates in the solution of an alge- braic interest problem. STANDING: Christine Strom, Audrey Lewandow- ska, Barbara Smielinska, Barbara Krempa, Janine Torba, Patricia Kochinska, Emily Momot, Barbara Mackowiak, Irene Luka- szek. SEATED: Mary Lou Kolipinska, Anne Skulicz, Christine Szymczak, and Mary Jane Eron. lm First year Latineers fall in love with Latin as they learn its pronunciation which is basic in its mas- tery. STANDING: Judith Mazur, Lorraine Kujawa. FIRST ROW: Gloria Ko- gut, Patricia Steinlein, Ann Slomba, Mary Ann Krolczyk. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Kaminska, Geral- dine Nastaga, Harriet Hoffman, Christine Glo- wacka. THIRD ROW: Jane Lubera, Rosalie Politow- ska, Joan Tabaczynska, Judith Lysy and Patricia Zgoda. effing fo .jcww on If ghosts roam, the spirit of the great bard enjoys with this Englishl class Shakespeare in Action as they listen to the sparkling dialogue of the Merchant of Venice. STANDING: Cynthia Tadak, Patricia Maz urkiewicz , Geraldine Wozniak, Gloria Wierz- bicka, Eleanore Esch, E1- eanore Gorska, Joan Rat- ajczak, Christine Maloney, Mary Ann Gajewska. SEATED: Patricia Kuznia- rek, Barbara Adamczak, Alice Lempko, Rose Ken- dra and Alice Braciak.

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l MGPCLQVL .Angeg Plannrng acuvrues for the sophomores requrres all the talent these offrcers can muster SEATED Mary Ann Grubka Phyllrs Klemczak Margaret Dzralak and Lucra Gumrnska 0lf'lfL8l :5fOlfL8 O the sophomores already famlllar w1th the school environment new subjects open broad and mteresung avenues as they keep bulldmg for heaven Caesar s Galllc Wars the arcs angles and PIOPOSIUOIIS of geometry the exercrses IIHIISIGUOIIS and dlalogues of French and Polrsh the dlssectlons of brology the brlef forms and d1ctat1on of shorthand the speed drtlls and tabulatrons of typewntmg the reclpes of homemakmg all these permeated by the l1.fe of the Master Btulder studled rn rel1g1on lay the comerstone for further effort We ask of Hrm whose etemal home we want to share to help our manslons W1Il'lSt8.Hd the storms of lrie GPHGMCRE l x ig. XX 'D J Ae