Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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Practice completed, Here, co-captains of 1960's basketball team, strategy plotted . . . Rosemary McNichol and Thus to chapel, where, before every game, the Mackies pray: Nina Grady, Please, dear Lord, help us to play a fair game. along Wllh other team membefi carry out this spiritual tradition. ,,,,,,.,M-:IWW mv, MMM X U MW W4Wm't'h L rr: ' lf ' at f V, th 2'cvaax ' ' - .V , ,, A ,,ffZT'2.c,S', ., s'tw, I nhl' gl lflxl sf 5 2 E s 5 x ! 2 Q 4

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Members of the Athletic Association, the backbone of all sports activities at l. C., leave the Field House after planning bigger and better activities. Although functioning behind the scenes, their effect is felt through a well-planned program. Honest rivalry . . . WITH THE GRACEFUI. movement ot a Greek athlete, I.C.'s own athletes participate in their respective sports. Team members, whether pacing the basket- ball court, chasing the hockey ball, or swimming the length ot the pool, personity the spirit of Immaculata -a spirit whose keynote qualities are wholesome competition, tair play, and the satisfaction achieved from long hours ot hard practice. The Greek ideal of human perfection exists in the combination ot intel- lectual endeavor and the physical well-being obtained through the honest rivalry ot sports. To these, Im- maculata adds the important attribute of spiritual in- tent, thus achieving the ideal, well-rounded athlete.

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Say it with flowers. Co-captains, Rody and Marilyn accept the fioral gratitude of the team. Love conquers all as Dottie Egan prepares to serve. Les Amis, Margaret Graham and Cheval, share varied opinions on winter's effect on horseback riding. I.C.'s Mermaids-Seniors battle underclassmen for first place victory in the intramural swimming meet.