Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Aiding Sister Myra in the Library this year is MISS BERNADETTE GORMLEY. Hcr efficient help keeps the library operating smoothly. W 'Y' vw Immaculata s gym teacher is DR. MILADA LEJKOVA. Doc, during the summer of 1962, was the Women's Physical Education Instruc- tor of the Peace Corps.

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SISTER ANN TERESA, who directs the C-lee Club and Imtnaculaires, also teaches general music to freshmen and gives private lessons in piano, harp, and voice. Chess and visits to the art gallery claim top rank among her many interests. ,,ll Freshmen are taken through the different phases of art in the general art course instructed by SISTER EDITH. Sister also teaches sophomores, juniors, and seniors in an optional art class and is moderator of the Art Club. Her list of special interests includes languages and reading, espe- cially biographies, mysteries, and historical novels. 22 Facult Broadens Student utlooks As moderator of the Music Club, SISTER RITA CECILE helps interested students to gain a deeper knowledge and appreciation of music. Sister also gives private piano and violin lessons. She enjoys hearing live symphony performances and has met many concert artists all over the United States. MRS. HELEN JOHNSON, the mother of Kay, '64, teaches the high school students the skill of typing. Although she likes to sew and to play bridge, Mrs. johnson is an avid sports enthusiast.

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Girls Gain Knowledge, Learn to Learn Gaining new knowledge, learning to learn, four hundred IHS girls move from class to classy from Vergil to Volponeg from theorems to Thackeray. Always the accent is on gain- a new word, a thought to live by, a profile of people today and yesterday, seeing a cell under the microscope. Freshmen adventure into the world of art and musicg sopho- mores gain entry into the ma- cabre mind of Edgar Allan Poe. American History tells to jun- iors the story of a dynamic de- mocracyg seniors in physics dis- cover the principles of the slinky. But whether discoursing on a Ciceronian speech or discussing a French phrase after class, whether puzzling over impossi- ble math problems or typing ex- ercises, the IHS girl is gaining. ' .'.'. . 5'. Q '.'T'.'.'.'. g:l.l90'd 0 0 0:02, W '.'.'. r 4925 C 0 .0 l f 0 0 0 -- .n. . . Q: ' 9 Juzgfn ' 'O I 0 O l.l. 0 - .0'0 A 0 0.0.0 I l I I ' U D.l 0 l . 000' . If- :5:sS5E5225S5:5 . ' :2???SE?2E5?E?' '-N '. .I mpg.. 's ' ..- --- na g .--u - nn... ...+R - .swan-as on ...- ..n- museums.. ..... -J...-...u .- - 0.1 1 70.03. .I :.:'u --:-Z.. .--.L ..::5g,:gc- -. .,-:g:g .g.g.g.,.,.,:g:g:5:1.- -tr., -.-.-w:- l.l.l'l.I I- lh0.0.lil.l.l.0.l-0.l.l.l .l.l' . I ' 5 o 0. .1 'n.u.u.nin'u.u.q.u.0. I .k. :-1-- .-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: - . -- ..u.0 I .0 :':':':'. ' '.':'n:n : '-'fir-' '2'1E2E2Efl:2:r:2: -:- -I- ' 1:3:5:2:I:2:1:2:-:I:1 . .j.:. ,...:.'.'.:.:.:.: ' . , I ' ' -:-2 - I 0 0 0 I ..s:sEi25E - , ,:.-.'Q' fEI5 E:.:f:fj::::.' 00 I- 0 00 . ---v 00 -no ..... ,, - ---- ... 1 -:sa-:s:z:5 ' ' -':2:s:. 2:2:2:s:f . ...1:5:5:5::.f.. , .'.:.:.:...'. .'.::::f:E:::::.' I I l O -.-.'T'.-Nav '.' . . . . . . n . A i.0.0.l.l.0.0.0.0'l ':- iff:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-c-:-:-:- . . ......... . . . . . nn- u'nsnnue use -'- -:- :-:-:-:-:-:- ' ' L .n:l':':'-'::::::.: o:n:n:l:::0:::l: u n'o'n'a 0' n u'-'n 'u'u'. 'n'a'a's s's'n'a 'ggggg -n--nuns oceans :lu Q.: -1.-I--nl-'I -...n nu anon.: s 'g --nu-nuns :sauna s .Pu u I'-'-b:':':':':': ': . '0'n':':': . 0 : I 0 : '.:.:.:.:.:Q5'.j..-,.:.:.:.:.:.j .'. . . ' ' .