Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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President of SAIC, Kathleen Dugan personifies tl1e.l'1igl'1 ideals fostered on Immaculata campus. Realizing that ambitious aspirations and dreams for the future will be fulfilled in time, Mary Wiest, Antoinette laquinto, and Mary Jo Wilson wear an air of antici- pation. Considering the time already given of themselves-success is assured! i Q Who 5 Who Among Students In American QS? Friendly persuasion characterizes Rosemary Ronan, both as a person, and as the vice-president of the Student Association.

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Membership in Kappa Omicron Phi was granted to Regina Hannigan, Elizabeth Ann Thomas, Rosalie Repino, Patricia Quinlan, Mary Kolb, and Cynthia Melson who achieved excellence in Home Economics. The creed of the Modern Foreign Language Associationf Human understanding through fluency of language- is emphasized by Alpha Ro Chapter members, Ingeborg Both Kathryn Guinan, and Joanne Dil.auro 3 i Q' ,- 1- c , E 1 L ,1 at -if .,,, +7 - ,W -,.,ti,,i,w I ff Q ' M 5 V ggi 75,51 A, il iq.. i in r 1 P A, r r , 3,l,W,!Lg !Vti?3fi qi. 7 1 1, A 'IV . ,-it J gt W t ,w giQh',',X5,ffr' rm it at . P F K Mgt l I ' ' X A , -ffw. 5 4 'W f fssfft, Revealing a vibrant and constant interest in the theater and theater arts are Alpha Psi Omega members: Patricia Weidenbacher, Ann Lowell, Eleanor Rowland, Barbara Barry, Kathryn Guinan, and Alberta Donlan. CDorothy Hoffman absentj

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F31 wit? it Leading the Class of 1960, Anita Williamson exemplifies the spirit which characterizes her class. The Rotunda, center of interest at Immaculata, is the meeting place for three who are always at the center of activities. Joanne Shershin, Kathleen Van Wettering, and Nina Grady, have served their school well - untiring, undauntecl! Universities and Colleges 2 i f we T Contagious enthusiasm has consistently distinguished Rosemary McNichol's ef- forts as vice-president of the Class of '60,