Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Each Girl lends on Individual Tinge of Color fo her ScHool's Picture

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Immaculata's student body adds color and contrast to her portrait. Each person- ality, each class lends an individual tinge of color to the over-all picture. Freshmen offer enthusiasm, a cock-sure type of enthusiasm that as yet has found no object. They offer loyalty, a loyalty for which they have not yet found sufficient motive. Sophomores fonn the backbone of the student body. The freshman who once fin- ished her school day at 2:45 is now involved in more extracurricular activities than she can handle. She is bubbling with curiosity and interest in her class work and her school and finding each day a new outlet for her energy. When she reaches junior year, she finds she has more outlets than energy, she must cut down and strive for quality instead of quantity. Day by day she is becoming more and more an individual, separating herself from the crowd and choosing friends with similar interests. Sometimes she feels in- extricably lost and alone as she searches for her own identity and her own place in the sun. f By senior year, the sun is shining directly above her. She is now truly a part of the school, and she basks in its reflected glory and in the warmth of underclassmen's ad- miration. Ahead of her, however, lies a path which looks extremely cold and lonely, a readjustment to an entirely new way of life. She faces a blank canvas, but she faces it with the knowledge that she has left her mark on Immaculata's portrait.

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Jeanne Achstetier Virginia Alexander Lynne Andrews Margaret Buggs Regina Burke Joann Carpenter Anne Bastien Anne Baudino Linda Bergmann Sara Casillas Margaret Clough Leila Conger Janet Bikowski Catherine Black Sara Bloom Josephine Cossetti Nancey Jo Croke Barbara Cullen Peggy Bower Norah Boyle Anne Bumngton Maureen Cunningham Diana Devereux Margaret Doane