Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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Barbara Naiman enioys a tavorite Junior tradition as she displays her nevvly-acquired ring for the admiration of her little sisters Ili ffl The camera catches Junior Class ofhcers, Ruth Mary Guinivan, Mary Schafter, Catherine Dolan, and Barbara Bamberger discussing the business of '6i. Ann DeRosa, Ann Louise Juska, Madeline Flament, and Carolyn Masek. I row in learnin as I g grow in years. SOLON JUNIORS, i-iAviNG COMPLETED three years ot their college education, have become, truly, Immacu- latans. The time they spent under the influence ot the Blue and White has deepened their love tor truth and knowledge. With the reception ot the treasured amethyst ring and their participation in Junior Week, they have become more conscious of the significance andthe richness ot the traditions which will comprise the tondest and most poignant memories ot their college years. Fashioned by these traditions, the Juniors realize more tully the attributes necessary tor the lite ot which lmmaculata is but a preparation-a lite ordained towards the possession of Truth ltselt.

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'Su-1, 'Nw ws.. Junior Maryrose Campbell hopes that her friends spread the word about the next dance on lmmaculata's calendar of events. A man's life ought to be beautiful in all its parts. SOPHOCLES Rosemary Guerrina thinks that their Club Del Campo act looks sufficiently cat-like. iiisi ff' Chairman Saundra Polite and her committee audition a band for the College Mixer. THE PURPOSE OF the Social Committee of lmmaculata is to supple- ment the spiritual and academic spheres of college life. Believing in the importance of organized social activity, the members of this committee prepare each dance with forethought and diligence. Their plans and efforts are considered successful when decorations, refreshments, and music combine into a memorable evening.