Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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English Seminar discussions often continue outside of class. Eleanor Rowland, Diane Viti, Mary Beth Glaser, and Kathleen Brown take part in such a post class session, KW? while Marlene Cotsack and Constance Bradley wait to hear the outcome. I For whatsoever one has well said goes forth with a voice that never dies. PINDAR Uncertain freshmen, Erlinda Hill, Margaret Strause, Haste is USCGSSGYY if Mafgafel. Klopfle and Sharon Laevey get their first glimpse of the room and V 'Q '6 Can' are to llmsh this Paper where they will be introduced to all aspects of literature. in Time ff? Tllelf Ameflfan l-lleralure Class-

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gfgigw Teacher, Toni Girard illustrates a lesson in design to her students, a group of future teachers. X , i f Agt, f ar X X er af My afexmsf 1 - f f a,.,fgmfqa?WiL,Magna?,iwwfww wfwpww ui .fu nfaaipiiii aww' ff?L,.,W.sa.fyWr if figwwiafiaewmsfyif f , ii, . ,if Wifi? sabmaawwgiab.si.fwbrwmfwLfQM2w?Hw.f A-f fwym .et irraxwiviii was Mfsfiifsiitesif 'MQETLEQ 'iw U .,+. f Q , W W' if1':,fff1 iffff ' '- , i fi 3 ffl- f f .f if .X s i JP X R gi sire K iffwvlfifr Honora Gough apples a few last strokes to her canvas while four aspiring artists watch in admiration. is symbolic of the pure perfec- tion of form Oiftwfiiifiwman..lS..9Qf2G.l?.lQf. s,,r Tl1QvS9UQlS.Of. years . . have passed since Phidias, yet today's art is striving more eagerly than any other since the Greeks to express the same purity, the same perfection of form, as is evidenced in modern sculpture, painting, architecture, and poetry. Comparing the culture and attitudes of the two eras, one realizes that art can go beyond itself to explain men as they think and feel in time. w fmfib f5wfHui .,,aau.f.5i. i get Mags

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ATHENS UNDER PERICLES was The Teacher of The Greek world. The drama and poeTry of The Golden Age played an imporTanT role in The life of each ciTizen, for iT reTiecTed The rela- Tion of The individual social being To his highly civilized social world. So The sTudenT of English, sTudying her own language and liTeraTure, as well as The classics from The Golden Age To The presenT, learns abouT man -his ThoughT and his place in socieTy. This knowledge, ,coupled wiTh her CaTholic background, enables her To inTegraTe The concepT of man, The social being, wiTh ThaT of man, The creaTure of God. All The liTTIe minds are acTive as members of The sophomore novel course satisfy Their inTellecTual curiosiTy. M i ,ea H.,.f41:.i 9-if Wagga? is X X 5 T T ww ' 5 . fi? W M, k5igE TESi5 Q if 3 l -1-...,,, A Senior English sTudenTs know The value of The basemenT sTacks Tor Term paper maTerial. AlberTa Donlan, Anita Williamson, Frances ShorT, and Therese ThisTle prepare a bibliography of periodicals for Modern American FicTion class.