Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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,i ,,,, D R A M ot the National l lonoi'zn'y llrzunatic Society, fllfvlm .vi Omega takes u few inounents out to rezul the Soeiety's l'1uy111'11 in front of the l.ittle lhezltre liulletin lloztrcl displaying rt poster of their own premier proclnetion on campus of 1116151516 fflNG1i1,. lfflrrtu' A typical procluetion of Cm' una' Cl1l'1lI1Il1,1Llj'- .iln 1 Ny Hu! Wx eulenclzu'---llie Senior llztywzm original zulztptntion ol' Sl1ztkespe:n'e's rollicking comecly of love :incl lztugliter, '1 zw1ff11 Niylrl. 'l'l1e unit set clevisecl ln' the Class in l'lzty l'i'ocluetion inztrlis :L liigliliglit in the players' procluction lllStUl'y.

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il success served so faithfully, and elected Mary liearotf proved to be such a social and tinanci. . to act as commuter treasurer to replace Celeste that we were able to present a one thousand dol- Fischer, who had accelerated. Vice-l resi- lar bond to the college Building Fund. liach dent Mary Mcl.aughlin acts in the absence of succeeding event of our Senior Year has our President, Mary Reiley, and we have kept brought a deeper realization that the end of alive our class enthusiasm by several get-to- our college career is drawing near. Many getl1ers during the scholastic year of 1945. thoughts crowd our minds as we gather the Irene Schultes became ljresident of our l,ady's material for onr Year Hook-the Silver jubilee Sodality after Ruth Guerin's graduation, and edition of The Gleaner. ln a few short weeks many of our members were elected to respon- we shall make our last retreat as students of sible positions in the various clubs and activi- llnniaculata College. lt is a sobering thought. ties throughout the college. Marguerite Mena- 'for we have reached a major crossroad. VVhat pace was elected editor of the New Ifronficr more fitting conclusion can we draw to these and M aryhelen Canning was chosen to head reminiscences than to re-echo the words of our the Gleaner statl. school song: ' ite, of war stringencies, we decided to Let be a beacon ever bright ' at the Adelphia. and it To guide my footsteps in the night- ' I M M ACUI .A'l'Al ,ln sp hold 'mr Hall our Scnu

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uf Drama, wif thc liroaclway cmnccly C'.-llx'lflflif Scciu' 1.115111 thc premier pmciiiclimi of ali-wom- an vcrsicm ln' Sister Marv Ilonatus, IJi1'vc'tm' .'INfflfl. by Rcvcrcmi Cicralci Najcila Miirray Q'iVC1l llINiL'l' thc auspifcs nf lam NH C'lltlf7ft'l of .-llfvlm l'.vi f,IIIl'fjll in thc l,ittlv Tlicalrc, .Iamiary 18, 1945. The all-wmnan vcrsiml is pulrlisliccl by lli'amatic's Play Service, fm Fist '.l'l1i1'ly-nintli Strcct, Nvw Yurk lim, Nuw York. curl of thc play. Right: C'c'sa1'iu 1 Viola! pays cmirt' for ilu' Duke to hcl' rival. thc' lmcaiiliful Olivia. buns: I ' ' li .l' ,lx.. 'ii 4 i Vi ,X . we i-Z ' 13-:NP O Gfli-if: X 1, ,si :qw i ,Al