Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Freshmen learn about the ancient civilizations in MISS PATRICIA O'CONNOR'S world history classes. After-school hours rind Miss O'Connor listening to classical music. in-. 1:5-l 'sq,,..,,.-nv When SISTER ROSE ALOYS E busy teaching her first, second, and third year Latin classes, or giving guidance to her homeroom, she finds a few moments to devote to her green plants. Although MRS. AILEEN HOWARD expounds on Caesar and Cicero to her Latin classes, at home she delves into the works of Conan Doyle and Christie. Mother of Ellen '61, Pat '62, Margaret '63, and Libby '66, she once harbored a desire to become a lawyer. isn't

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This year the language depaitment has acquired the skills of MRS VAT ALIE KALIKANI teaches Russian I and II at Immaculata Instructing girls in the basic grammar and vocabulary for the second year at IHS, MRS. ROSALINA KERR gives insights into the social and cultural background of the Spanish people. Mrs. Kerr, a proud grandmother, collects antiques as a hobby.

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In addition to teaching' Religion IV, United States History, and Modern History, MRS. ROSEMARY RIGOPOULOS takes pleasure in sewing and listen- ing to music. She also ex- presses the desire to learn more modern languages. Iii' l 1 isesi S Teachers Instill Cultural Appreciation ,I First, second, and third year students learn the many phases of Latin under the expert guidance of new faculty member, MRS. ELOISE FANNING, mother of Mary Ellen '61, MRS. JANE MUELLER, an enthusiastic follower of current events, teaches American history, government, and religion. Her interests lean to the performing arts, especially the opera and the symphony. Should the opportunity arise, Mrs. Mueller would not hesitate to run for oflice. 21 Ann '63, and Gaele '66. Mrs. Fanning finds leisure moments to play the piano and to read.