St Marys High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

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The Glee Club rehearses for the Christmas Cantata under the musical direction of Mr. William Pacholke. New harmonies, new rhythms, new melodies has been the motto of this enthusiastic group. It all started with Babel That the students at St. Mary's may learn to interpret beautiful choral music and to follow the orchestral patterns of other musical com- positions is the aim of the music instructors, Sister Mary Yvonne and Mr. William Pach- olke. The Thursday program featured listening and group singing. Reluctant listeners, in spite of themselves, will carry away an appreciation for beauty and a few musical yaralsticlcs for future use. The choral music of Shaw, Wagner, and Waring are compared for style and orchestration during the weekly music appreciation class.

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Above. Tracing Caesar's march across Gaul is one of the hazards of Latin ll class as Liz Mens, John O'Donnell cmd Kathy Zahrn will assure you. Left. Work for a l5 karat French nasal, girls. Sharon Hansen tunes in the Parisian tones of a real Frenchman as Melinda Ott and Mary Lou Spychalski, listen at- tentively. PATRONS Lake Shore Cement Products lnc. City Window and Awning Co. lnc, Fraternal Order of Eagles M.C. Industrial Finance Co. ' Magro's Modern Shoe Service Michigan City Paper Box Co. Television Associates Inc. Vincent Sypnieski-Contractor Tri-State Electrical Supply Inc. M. Phillips Oil 81 Coal Co. Inc. It the U.S. citizens ot tomorrow hope to understand their international neighbors and to appreciate differing customs and national aspirations, the students of today must begin by studying two important languages needed for modern commerce and diplomacy.

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Left. To get tive senior stalt mem- bers to agree on a single idea of .Adrian Stasiak is a modern mira- cle. Here Sally Kintzele, Diane Sclddy, Vince Wozniak, Connie Barido, Adrian Stasiak, Dick Lange, Ed. Mokrycki argue hap- pily. Write an' write . . . Yearbook planning begins in April with layout and theme sessions, picks up again for the September advertising and subscription campaigns, and carries on with pains-taking scheduling for classroom and advertizing photography. Meanwhile, copywriters write an' write an' re-write while proof readers count characters until weary with black marks and white spaces. Sister Edith is on hand to keep the IMMACULATA schedule rolling over rough spots on the publication terrain. 22 ABOVE. When plans shape up, the board work keeps the layout staff busy. Bill Schmuhl, Ed Mokry- cki, Lee Periolat work out the table of contents. Left. Taking time out to admire .ludy's design for end sheets, her fellow staff members - Val Mosher, Jean O'Gorek, Linda Quartuccia, Kathy Johnson, Mary Ann Retseck, and Judy Kocikowski - voice their honest enthusiasm.