Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SISTER RITA CECILE, S.P. Private Music SISTER CECILIA ROSE, S.P. Private Music SISTER ANN TERESA, S.P. Private Music, Glee Clubs Music Department Cffers Private, Group Instructions At Immaculata, every girl receives an opportunity to develop her musical talents to the best of her ability, whether it be singing in one of the choral groups, receiving private lessons or attending general music class as a freshman. Aware that music is an integral part of harmonious and cultural living, Sister Cecilia Rose, Sister Rita Cecile, and Sister Ann Teresa provide students with the means to perfect their skillful talents through voice, piano, harp, or violin instructions. Sister Ann Teresa also lends untiring energy to the direction of Glee Club, Choral Club, and the Immaculaires, a select group of some of Immaculatals best voices.

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Pracficol Talents Supplemenf Liberal Arts Practical talents are essential to personal and organ- izational efliciency. At Immaculata, Sister Mary Car- melita assumes the burdensome task of maintaining campus beauty and domestic supervision. Her talents as econome keep the school in excellent order. Sister David manages the school bookstore and guides students in the practical arts of cooking and sewing. Meal planning and nutrition are also a part of the course which turns out tomorrow's homemakers. Mrs. Helen Johnson teaches the necessary skill of typing which every student can easily use in doing work at school, home, or future employment. The talents of these three faculty members prove the fact that the practical enchances the academic. SISTER DAVID, S.P. Home Economics MRS. HELEN JOHNSON Typing SISTER MARY CARMELITA, S.P. Econome f 1 .1 '.-, , '- - ,

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Freshmen Lee Gillespie and Maureen Hampton showing the class various mission fields, As another facet of the senior religion course, Tharon Amussen explains the devotion of the rosary novena.