Immaculate Conception High School
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These photos are of Immaculate Conception High School, which was founded in 1915 to educate aspirants – young women aspiring to be religious sisters. The school began enrolling lay students in 1923. By 1960, a new building was erected for the thriving high school. Declining enrollment led to the closure of Immaculate Conception High School on June 23, 2023, marking 108 years of educating young women in the Felician Franciscan tradition.
These photos are of Immaculate Conception High School, which was founded in 1915 to educate aspirants – young women aspiring to be religious sisters. The school began enrolling lay students in 1923. By 1960, a new building was erected for the thriving high school. Declining enrollment led to the closure of Immaculate Conception High School on June 23, 2023, marking 108 years of educating young women in the Felician Franciscan tradition.
The Most Rev. Thomas A. Boland, Archbishop of Newark, presided over the blessing of Immaculate Conception High School on September 8, 1957.
Young women study and play piano at Immaculate Conception High School in the 1920s, the first decade of the school’s existence.
Aspirants in the Immaculate Conception High School Orchestra pose in front of the chapel in 1932.
Sister Mary Viterbia taught music class at Immaculate Conception High School in the 1960s.
Students in the lab at Immaculate Conception High School in the 1940s.
This 1970s photo is of Felician College students and the president, Sister Mary Justicia Lawniczak, presenting to senior students at Immaculate Conception High School about applying to attend the Felician secondary school.
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Date1915 - 2023
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TypePhoto Group
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Content TopicImmaculate Conception Province - Lodi