Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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The flame of knowledge burns brightly from dawn to dusk In the library. Reference, research, or lust leisure reading swells the brains of the multitudes. -, 'ffa tm. ' , . , N '- 1 .A . ,,..--Y

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of . . . many books there is no end. ECC. 13, 12 ,G Home for the weekend is a big event in every student's life. Time-Destination-Telephone-Return: another sign-out completed means another happy holiday. I ' , Z1 1 . ll :I LU l -'lf' I l .L r Wx I . L' 1 We all have our ups and downs, l 's l ,J -. .,5 but even student life ' 1 cannot compete with f XYZ- V A the moods of 1, Lourdes Hall elevator. .2'r L' . Q .AJC ' . 1. I I 1 There is really no need to read over anyone's shoulder in the Periodical Room. 1 Just check the Reader's Guide for the magazine you like. uxI 1 wir.. l

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.4 '-if ,..f.,??:ww.r.x.x!3:,:,:,Yvw,,..,V,..'..AMA IV 4---ya--.,..-Q--.f ' ' r 1 V - F sqft - we an ffm, rr' Choosing the best in decorations is no problem to room-prize-winners, Cathy Spiro and Helen Bonk. The gleam in Gail GrifTln's eyes has that May-I-borrow-the-Atlas-Mural-sometime? look. Dum, de, dum, dum! iEchoes of Dragnet!! Here comes the SAIC h ProwIers to douse the lights of unauthorized burners-of-midnight-oil. . . . let us make friendship Sweets for the suite, late lights the night before, an aspirin the morn- ing after, confidential reports Of M'ica and Iilrfn, packing for the holi- days--all are cha1'acte1'istic of life among the boarding students. Resi- dent life is an adventure which ma- tures the student hy making her, to an extensive degree, independent and capable of making decisions for her- The sweet tooth conquereth all pain. Cakes quench the Sahara thirst brought on by potato chips at lunch. i