Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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Tis joy . . . to find home Waiting, full of happy things. EURIPIDES Freedom of design, but strict adherence to the laws of tailoring, mark Mary Draye's fashion declaration, On the threshold ot fashion, Soaring high in their prospects for approval Dorothy Egan and Mary Bernard take giant steps are the ensembles of Anne Holland and Rosemarie Burke, proving toward well deserved acclaim by the stylistic world. that the most fashionable people do meet at the eagle.

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alt 'L' With the world at her feet poses Joan Tarris, whose tailored creation vena ,uumss ,W .. , -wifes. ' -iwnanmmxim-gifwi Q ,,. Q 4 .AIN - ,ftlflfpwm distinguishes her as a designing woman. 91'1al+, f ' s 52957, .H ., ff .f-ff' i:,,w,if5,l,,,,s .,5f,,ZM:mQ,iL.H I . aye, 3 - .f:f.,gB,s,. fs-i is ,rw Mk., v fmgks, f K - . A I ,,,.sii,,., K cg, Y v Shipshape, indeed, are Mary Sheehy, A work of art! Patricia Quinlan, and Kathryn Wallace- Joanne Hughes chooses the Parkway Museum as a fitting background veteran sailors on the sea of fashion. for her latest masterpiece.

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,,v.?'--L '90-. k Order is the kitchen's first law is followed by Jeanne Sullivan as budget-watcher Joan Tarris approves. . N ,X P, S ,Lk , . sl . K Q Lrg , . M fa vt x Baby Beth leads grace after dinner as her guardian angels look on. .X ....... ws.. 's . H-WW Nothing is so good as the aroma of homemade bread. Elizabeth Abbot and Charlotte McDade admire such award-winning efforts. I H V 'S Mary Seravelll l who demonstrates a 'palmer lesson in meat and cookery class. Getting into the meat of things l 36