Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Michael Denton Christine Dewhirst Patti Dougherty Pat Dowd Elaine Downs Pat Ducy Kathie Eckert Anna Erdman Mary Flaherty Alice Flannery Lynn French Linda Gallagher Foces of Juniors ReflectFun with o Purpose Junior year is an important and totally different one in many respects for the Immaculata girl. First, half the subjects a student takes in junior year are electives. This gives the student great freedom in choos- ing an interesting and suitable course of study. Merely being an upperclassman is a distinction in itself. A junior is entitled to wear the light blue uniform and her blazer pocket is most likely decorated with pins from the organizations in which she participates. Juniors are given various opportunities to influence underclassmen through their positions as officers in nu- merous organizations and as big sistersw to the fresh- men. Serious study habits and responsibility should be trademarks of third-year pupils. In the social sphere, juniors sponsor a memorable prom in honor of the seniors in anticipation of good-byes to come in June. Junior year means several challenges not immediate- ly connected with IHS, yet nevertheless, part of the year's events. These are the drivers, tests taken with the hope of driving the family car to school, the civil service tests taken in the desire of obtaining a summer job, and most important, the college board tests de- termining that significant question of higher education. The position of junior year in the portrait of Im- maculata is difficult to define. Perhaps the third year should be represented by the transition hues between the bright colors of freshman-sophomore days and the more somber, serious tones of senior year.

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!QS Martha Knight Celeste Knippen Prudence Laramore Mary Mazzuchi Jane McCloskey Leslie McKnight Mariana Law Cathy Ann Lloyd Jeanne Luberda Kathy Lynch Suzie Madden Vicki Makofske Marilyn Manser -- A ' if ' fsflEsf1?f -1 J? 5351 ,xf12z?':fi5K5l?i5sga5 if 2 fwfr asa, f. 1. if M 5 M. 6 2? as it K x, ,L 5 Nancy Markey Beca Martin False alarm! Judy Miller and Michele Murphy lead a line of juniors back to class after a break for a fire drill.