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

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To know how to pray well is to master the greatest science known to man or an gel. , f Q 12 . i 5 Q .2 I PRAYING IN THE LANGUAGE OF HEAVEN, the Liturgical Choir prepares daily to participate wor- thily in the Church's services of worship. Sacred hymns, the chant, and polyphonic motets are rever- ently rendered by the group: Clirst rowlz G. Ziolkowska, V. Piat- kowska, fsecond rowj: C. Wier- cinska, T. Sawicka, F. Mroczek, fthird rowj: C. Ziollcowslca, C. Kuzio, E. Sutlita, N. Bradley, ffourth rowD: B. J. Braniccka, J. Skowron, B. A. Miller, E. Kisiel, M. Rekowska, Ctifth rowj: A. 7 Szeluga, M. A. Wieszczyk, R. Wy- socka, M. A. Tarnaclta, H. Sien- kiewicz, Csixth I'OWl2 M. Bielecka, P. Herko, A. Schneider, B. Hrinco, and H, Dugas. Bottom left: A TRIBUTE TO A QUEEN is offered by juniors during the Polish Marian Year. To honor Mary in her title of Polantl's Queen, Mary Ann Suszlca, liiirbara Olszowka, Justine Jankowink, and Christine Raczlsowska trim the shrine of Our Lady ofCZestoCl1oWa on the main hallway of the academy. i f . . .fri 5 it , .JJ f fw'C'W AJ LL i, It : , 95 gy ' . si f .. .it 5 I 1' K wx ' if li , - Bottom right: THE DAILY ROSARY is thc Vilma- rians' answer to Mary's plea for prayer and penance in her message at Fatima. In the recitation of the rosary, Pauline Grabowska, Patricia Pruchniewicz, Patricia Kane, and Theresa Kuzma link their hearts to the Mediatrix of all graces to support her plan for world peace.

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T2 6' , gl s we Wm, Bottom right: TIME FOR THOUGHT and recollection is profitably spent by students during the tlll'CC-Qlill' retieat before the feast of the lniinaeulate Conception. juniors: tfrontj Christine Sinigielslaa. jane Gotlzilc, fseeond rowj Barbara lilaey, Christine Sitelc, Anastasia Olszewska. fstandinggj Patricia Zioniltowska, and Geraldine Sums ' ' - 'A A - lc l ' n wer with their Eucharistic linslta take advantage of .1 spait inoinent to tal tunes t Friend in the hallowed silence of the chapel. Bottom left: Retreat Master, Father Vittor Krzywonos, O.F,lNI., keyed his talks to the theme, Getting to Know You. On eath of the three days: Talce-a-Look Day, Brighten-up-Day, and Polish-up-Day. we fwL'l'llflI1l7CLl ourselves in the spiritual mirror l ' v ove our moral semblance. A REFLECTION A DAY drives temptation away and a minute's meditation starts the day right. Sophomores: flcft to rightj Audrey Steinlein, Sylvia Kozerska, Rober- ta XX'ysot'lta, Judith lioroni, Barh- ara Gliszezynska, and Anita Mo- lenda give serious consideration to the spiritual pointer offered to the student hotly eaeh morning. Rita Konwins she ka tuins on the spiritual current as reads over the public address system an appro priate selection from the Gospel or some othei pious souree. to appraise ant inn r .,,gf t. is sv if

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