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

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an' re-write Monday is deadline. Six times a year the school newspaper staff hear those warning words. Under the direction of Sister Xavier Therese, the MARQUETTE highlights school ac- tivities with pictures and copy with teen appeal. Finding the news and writing it up is the chal- lenge given to iunior and senior reporters and members of the iournalism class. The rest of the class takes care of printing and distribution. PATRONS Sobecki's Shell Service Mr. and Mrs. C. Phillips Olvaney Bros. Royal Blue Pioneer Lumber 84 Supply Co. Arno Adhesive Tapes Inc. Darman Tire 84 Auto Supply Cipares' Insurance Agency Don Bauer Refrigeration Sales Portis Style Industries Inc. W.A. Polite Paint 81 Wallpaper See if you can check this copy before ten, Linda. The printer is waiting. Carole Cosi- mano, editor of the MARQUETTE, with her staff - Linda Kulakowski, Veronica Gull, .leannene Lange, and Barbara Behler - work out last minute details. Wayne Blozis, Marian Schaefer, and Mary Lou Miller check the copy sent out to ensure good public relations for St. Mary's and the MAR QUETTE staff. 23

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The St. Mary's activity program is not iust a whirlpool of dances and basketball games - the homecoming committee moaning over inflation, students squab- bling for the best seats at the basketball game, L.H.L. girls sweeping the sanctuary carpet. lt is not just a series of dates on the social calendar or another excuse to skip homework assignments. It is a program fashioned to achieve a vital objective - the social growth of fun-loving but responsive teen-agers who are willing to accept responsibilities and eager to share their happiness and their talents. The exhila- rating days of carefree abandon, the brief moments of ecstasy, the tortured hours of Indecision add up to that indescribable adventure we call experience.