Immaculata La Salle High School - Signum Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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From The Staff . . . and as we lie panting and exhausted M fiwffww' ,uf ws oven: N - W on the deserted stage, our backs aching, our grease-paint smeared, and the applause still ringing in our ears, we think of a iob well done, and utter afeeble, but still valiant BRAVOl Staff of the '63 Signum 158 My WV M Ofifygyfufgwq 1

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65 The Sislers al Zlnnnaculaia 'Z1cademy,who in deiloiing lheir lilles la lhe educalion, welfare and moral edificaiian of The youlh of our anaemia! admirably fulfill lheir Sacred 'Uaws af dedicating iheir lives for lhefoile of 55010 ' CT heir palience,ivarmlh,io1erance,pieiu and undersianding serve as shining examples far The youll! of lodacn- who are lhe ciligens of loan-uvgtw.-fe GI he deep gralilude and genuine alfeciion of lhe whole communiicu---and pariicularlcu of we parenls---farlhe Sisiers and Geachers of ihe Zlmmaculaia Zlcademyu-shall live in our lzearls lewis 9 . Q r deilemaffee

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From the Editor I felt great, my ego was boosted fifteen notches. I was editor, head of Immaculata- La SaIIe's Annual. This state of exuberance lasted several weeks, but I soon came out of the clouds and realized there was work to be done-and I was the one to do it! With all humility, I feel this has been a very successful endeavor! Everyone, none excluded, gave a part of herself to the Signum. We worked unceasingly, or so it seemed, always supported and sometimes revived by Brother Kevin and Miss Frost. Now the curtain closes. Permit me to applaud you, the audience, for making the drama of this year one never to be forgotten. ANN MARIE CIANCI, '63