Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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f 9 al?N l' A An' Ov-di THE CLHSS OF 1963

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A STRENTHENING BOND of unity between student and school is the keynote of sophomore year at lmmaculata. The year of introduction has passed and a new pattern of collegiate life has emerged. A sharing in the many traditions of lmmaculata begins as the sophomores receive the treasured amethyst and gold pins. Preparation for the cotil- lion sparks a growing enthusiasm toward activities and increasing spirit of friendship. In the two years which follow, they will realize a deepening seriousness toward study and a strong reverence toward faith. This will be their final goal, a goal in which all other activities are integrated. Sophomore pin chairman looks on as Joanne Abrasmki receives the cherished amethyst and gold pendant from Sister Mary of Lourdes. Visions of South Pacific appear as Cotillion Chairmen, Maureen Callaghan and Jane Brogan, gather committee members to WW 'Wang Sophomore class leaders depart from a busy schedule to tour the surrounding countryside. At the wheel is Helen O'Connell, pres ident, accompanying her are Millie Tung, treasurer, Joanne Abramski, vice-president, Margaret Monahan, secretary. organize a program of gala festivities for the forthcoming Bali H'ai. J '

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