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t My , , .,.. ,... ,, .wgqfszws r .W - .1,,1t Members of Humanities Seminar, Gale Carrington, Chris Achstetter, Princess Goldthwaite, Gail Bloch, Leslie McKnight, Gwen Cavanagh, Mary Straub, Carla Greene, Mike Denton, Vicki Makofske, Kathy Hufnagel, Anne Suter, Barbara Middendorf, Dian Callaghan, Pat Wold, Christine Dewhirst, Sally Idler, Cathy Riorclan, Margaret Zebot, Marianna Law, listen attentively to the speaker. Kathie Eckert, secretary, and Marianna Law, hostess of the new seminar, adjust the tape recorder in preparation for the tlay's speaker.
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gumssgiv viubut Secretary-Treasurer Linda Fisher, points out to Patti Dougherty a concert of particular interest from the list of local performances. ti President of the Music Club, Anne Suter, and charter members, Joanne Fajrar and Maureen Cunningham, listen to an opera which they will discuss at a future meeting. Music Club Seeks Beauty in Sound It is said that Beauty is in the eye of the beholden but members of the Music Club seek it with the sense of hearing. At their weekly meetings, the girls learn to recognize line mu- sic, to appreciate and interpret it. A study of the lives of great composers shows members how music changes with the times and customs and also acquaints them with the works of the great masters of music. By sponsoring these activities and encouraging frequent atten- dance at musical performances presented in the area, this new club contributes much to the cul- tural aspect of Immaculata's pro- file.
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Humanities Provokes Intellectual Curiosity The Humanities Seminar opened its doors to twenty-four seniors during the second se- ! A A. mester. Each week brings a not- ed authority prepared to lecture on a variety of topics, ranging from the Book of Job to Ed- mund Burke. x I Under the guidance of Sister Mary Roger and Mrs. Rigopou- los, seniors cover the great di- visions of cultural history-be- ginning with the Hebrews and progressing to the Romantics. In addition, each speaker re- quires a few books which are read and reported on before the lecture. In this way, the Humanities Seminar strives to enrich the regular school curriculum. Mrs. Rigopoulos smiles in anticipation as Sister Mary Roger shows her the list of scheduled speakers and topics for the seminar.
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