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We Present the . . 1961 IMMACULATA Designed and Edited by the Journalism Staff of IMMACULATA HIGH SCHOOL, Detroit 21 Conducted by the SISTERS, SERVANTS OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY X Q 0 'X Monroe, Michigan
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When I would know thee . . . my thought looks Upon thy well-made choice of friends and books. -Ben Jonson: Epigram 86. From Library to Lady Some weeks ago a friend of our school stopped at the local library to have his card renewed. Upon noting his address the librarian asked him if on his way home he would deliver a little red envelope to a certain young lady in his vicinity. When he willingly agreed to grant the small request, the librarian commented that the student in question would be most relieved. Since his experience proved to be a singular one las far as our readers are concernedj, we relay his story exactly as he told it to us. When the librarian turned over to me the bulging, well-worn red envelope held together by a bit of black velvet ribbon--I noted with interest the fancy letters in one corner: If this precious document gets lost, strayed, or stolen- will the finder please return the same to me. Gratefully- Gladly I set out for the given address. I was met at the door of her home by the girI's mother who explained that her daughter was not yet home from school. I expect her in at any moment, she said. WouId you care to wait? Oh definitely, I responded, and then hastily added- that is, if you don't mind. By way of reply I was led to a small but bright room off the center hall. This cubicle, the mother commented, is my daughter's private library and study. Intrigued I entered the sanctum. In cheerful disorder about the room were books, books of all kinds--yearbooks and textbooks, reference books to new words, good manners, beauty hints and recipesg fiction and non-fiction: plus a crammed scrapbook and a dog-eared autograph album. Knowing that book choices can reveal an individuaI's personality, I de- cided upon a sneak preview of the young lady I hoped to meet. As for my observations-observations about the young lady's school, her studies, activi- ties and interests, friends and classmates-I am happy to share these with you. Believing that his comments will be of interest to all of our readers, we now let his discoveries speak for themselves in the pages of our T961 IMMACULATA. tWith apologies to Joseph Addison. THE SPECTATOR. Essay Number 37. A Lady's Library.l 2 .5 H e r S c h o ol Qi S THIS IS IMMACULATA ...,.... PEOPLE SHE WOULD LIKE YOU TO MEET X Her Teachers ........ ,,.. Other Friends ........ ..,. Her Parents ..,..... .. .,,.... 'IO A School Leaders ,..,.,........ 'll S Outstanding Students .... 'I4 5, 5 it
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