Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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As the day progresses, the serious mood of some classes and the amount of work yet to be covered put T lk S ds students' enthusiasm to silent work. 21 7 yy W lk ' Halls, books, backs fill the few minutes T o between classes. A welcome chance for frosh and soph to let off i steam building pyramids or X tumbling arrives with gym class. 91 For upperclassmen the chance to relax comes with the end of school, when they gather, coke or candy in hand, to talk over the day. Members of the glee club end their day with singing, practicing for the next show, or waiting for their cue at rehearsal,

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Pencils, books, paper, pens sell quickly in the book store which Mrs. Hynes opens before school and during lunch periods. VVith enthusiasm born of a new mlay, each girl greets Cach of her morning classes. Morning chats in the locker room or lounge begin a students typical day in a relaxed atmosphere. ,Q r s srs s I . :JN , , NA? qi. 90 vi... . .,,qe?'f 'Q ,..v-G ww , img

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Friendship, Spirit Grow With Girls Growing in knowledge of her- self, of others, of her life in the world, the IHS girl grows into a well-rounded individual, able to assume her role in life. In this atmosphere of learn- ing with enjoyment, each girl develops new friendships and strengthens old onesg she learns the meaning of sportsmanship and spirit. As she proceeds along the path to wisdom, she finds new chances for leadershipg as she attempts to express herself with action, she assumes new respon- sibilities. As each year at IHS draws to a close, leaving only the memo- ries of laughter and fun, min- gled with effort, each girl climbs to a summit of wisdom and character. But as she attains this goal, another rises before her, and she continues her quest. f.- ff a'W': ,4w ffhhfffd' ..-fi' I IIA N.: l'l'a' Xi. ' IA, N' r gf.-' -:-.-MY. .,. . . .