Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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Candace Kestner discovers that logic defies the process of osmosis as Mr. Stephenson aids her in a thoughteprovoking problem. Metaphysics may be up in the air for sophomores but assignments must be done from books here on earth. No excuses accepted now that Father Darnoi has guided his students to the proper sources. Seniors demonstrate the ceremonial for administering private baptism. Godparent Judy Ryer holds the infant as Linda Koetzner baptizes. lm inane- sl Qi

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,, 6 Er 5 J , , , , , 1-.41 -'High All if V Avg? Supreme Court Judges? No, only traveling Catholic action in the form of a scholastic disputation, the result of Father lVlcTigue's iunior Religion and Philosophy classes. The sages of old modernize their methods for their perl formance at a meeting of the Serra Club. Hll the world together is not worth one SOUL. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES lb lVlii.i.ioNs OF QUIET oecxxoes pass swiftly through the Hngers of time, and man still remains restless in his search for the One Steadfast Being to Whom he can direct his life. Many philosophical systems lie etched in the years of past centuries, yet the problem remains unanswered for many floundering souls. Magnificent minds have failed and will continue to experience this deficiency unless enriched with a su- perior, above-nature quality. For lmmaculatans, these enduring questions provide fertile grounds for the ex- ercising of the eminent solution . . . Faith in the One, True God. This supernatural gift fills the gaps left by previous answers. Nlan with true Faith directs his actions, his mind, his heart, to the Omnipotent, Om- nisicient, One' God in Three Divine Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,

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Helen Dawson plays the part of the teacher in order to illustrate a particular means of Teaching music to elementary school children. Talent, dedication, ambition-key words which describe Colette Reese, Senior Music maior, as she orchestrates a piece ot music. THE HILL LIVES by the sound ot music. Here ody, for without a song existence would be bare. lmmaculata's Music Department inspires its members with the ideals bequeathed by the Masters. Through classes in techniques of ex- pression, the beauty and emotion of music will pass from minds, fingers, lips, keyboards, strings, and reeds to those of posterity. To all tuture musical composition, then, Immacu- lata offers its heart and music, its heart, be- cause music is the heart's message-its music, because music is one ot life's most precious creative gifts. lite's beauty is expressed by the chime of mel-