Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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'erre- Arlene Ann Ketchum President 'Fourth year having arrived, thoughts of graduation infiltrate the minds of seniors as this event looms be- fore them. The significance of May 29, 1962, as with any graduation, is twofold, for while it is the cuhnina- tion of the student's high school education, it is also the threshold of her future. The period of adolescence is a formative one, a constant striving and searching for perfection. Just as every brushstroke of the artist carefully applied is a step in the completion of his painting, so every action of the student weighs heavily upon her character, each building upon the other, until she arrives at her own portrait-a mature Christian woman. The past four years have been memorable ones. The thought of leaving Immaculata makes the final days nostalgic, for it brings the termination of high school days as well as theifarewell to teachers and the parting of friends. Many memories are entwined with Immaculatag and while some may fade with time, as brightness fades from a portrait, others will be cherished as indelible pictures in the memory of loyal alumnae. Senior Cfficers Inspire and Direct Class Spirit othing is done. Everything in the world remains to be done or done over. Steffens

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here the mind is without fear and the head is held highg Where knowledge is freeg Where the world has not broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls . . . Tague ,sqm X tx 3 Patricia Diane Amante M Y I K K, .SE Tharon Banfield Amussen ff