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

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testing Marxans hearing with a few good lokes As Michigan Cltys Public Health Nurse Mrs Martin sate- guards the sight and hearing of Michigan City children Sister Yvonne has introduced the Thursday music appreciation sessions. Sister also teaches Religion ll and private piano les- sons. Music ls her great love, but she finds delight in reading and Catholic Action work. Right The school nurse Mrs William Martin must be Left. Moderating the Sodality, supervising school pub- licity, and directing the MARQUETTE stait, Sister Xavier Therese could find, it would seem, little time for hob- biesg however, she delights in photography for colored slides, and in tape-recording the work of her students. Sister teaches French I and ll, iournalism, and language arts. 70

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In Sister Eymard's sophomore homeroom, 209, anything from newts to skeletons can be found. Sister uses these to keep her students alert to nature's wonders. ln the spring, Sister works with the sophomores to make the Sophomore-Senior Breakfast a gala event of the year. Varying her interests, she finds pleasure in listening to good music. Above. What good are commerce courses to me? I'm going to college. Sister Gabrielita who teaches all the commerce classes will be quick to give an answer to the unwary. When Sister isn't busy with altarboy schedules, she makes beautiful decorations for the convent and her classroom. Left. An instructor in religion, math, and chemistry, Sister M. Cyril relaxes from her teaching tasks with scientific reading. ln addition to her teaching duties, Sister sponsors Senior l and Red Cross. Bring her your mathematical brain-teasers.

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Right. New to the faculty, Mr. William Pacholke maiored in organ and piano at Notre Dame. Together with duties as organist Mr. Pacholke directs the adult and boys' choirs. He is active in com- munity theatrical productions. Coaching the great St. Mary's teams and teaching Health and Safety and the social studies - American Democracy and U.S. His- tory - till most of Mr. Wil- liam Novak's time. If you've listened to any of his tall tales about night fishing, you'll remember that he's a mighty man with a line. Below. When Sister Mary Edith cannot be found in Room 105 teaching psychology, Religion IV, or English II and IV, no doubt she is presiding a Student Council meeting, moderating a YCS discussion, or advising the IMMACULATA staff. ln her spare time she enjoys listening to choral music or delving in the library for books on history and art.