Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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f'N I N Doctor Furey speaks over WFIL of four sermons on the CATHOLI program, of which Reverend john nelly, Ph.D. is co-director. Memb Glee Club form the choir. 5 Q, JQL fw, ..,.,... . WWW W? f'e-'UMW ' i, 1't.Zt't-'ilu . The weekly CURRENT, EVENTS FORUM, conducted by the Sophomores, is an out- standing attraction. Dr. Furcy is permanent chairmang Miss Suzanne Quinn. at his left, is secretary. Speakers are chosen each week by lot. in a series C HOUR H. Don- ers of the . 'wx 'xl , , - ' h meland up , 1 Latin American students send greetings to their nam oi V 'W 'M ':+ ' 1 1 through the courtesy of the Radio Division of the. I ce I 3 1 S Liga! H' . h u f the Com-dinagof of Inter-American Affairs. Awaiting thenk T! X R turn' left to right, are: 4Carmen Rojas anduivhcaela Fisher ol W Vx' Mirafiores Peru? E153 Olive' of Puerto Rico: Lea pimms' , ', - ' H s eru 'iv ' A Teresa Eielalde. and Dons Mamonado of Mira orc ' 1,1 'Www ,.-1'- ' I l X4 1 A V,.,.--'- 1 . QT' M , 5, we . ,I A - m ' F. ' Q I ' . 'tl' lf, I ' Y! , yuifm J g :ff is ' ' V ' sf L R A F, , - ' , ' T ' r.ga Q f'f' M R' - ft izr:rfnvif1tYifg2f4ff'i'i55-W, A tiff 4 or 1, R' i271 Vfgige,eQ1Qt5Z2TMvsiW' If R R r .tlliwff , X y , Q 'W' J sawing, 4 fl ' . ,U 5 A W Q my , ,X-lliwpgilr , . U I PUBLIC N nw t vy, H tm. H N SPEAKING reaches a climax in broadc . ' . I ' 'H 1 qt ,H mm , ,.. erend Francis J, Walsh Pmfegsor f S astmg technique. Rev- W X Met., I ,V ' f , , I u . ' . ' w 'X 'E '13 , R A Studio and m the Little Theatre. 0 peech gives a demonstration m the ' 1, it 313 'X