Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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LHLU is order in LIBERTY. POPE IDEAS FROM ALL CLASSES are gleaned by stu- dent council members, presented at weekly meetings where they are carefully scrutinized and considered, and then, it necessary, given to the faculty tor their approval. ln this way each Student takes an active part in deciding the rules and regulations by which she will be governed. Under competent guidance, the Student Council has proved an effective link between the faculty and the students. Such a system ot self-government has helped each girl, whether she be a representative or a member ot the general student body, tor through the Self-discipline which each must employ She has grown, intellectually, morally, and spiritually. QW M it ii, I K. .. A lt NFCCS and NSA delegates Nancy l-loehl, Sharon La Rose, Joan Williams, and Eleanor Mahoney, plan for their participation in the regional conven tion.

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,K Q -' ri ..... -. 'J ' .' ,.. 1. fe 4 fs .W if .fs 0 Club evaluation and awards to be presented are the main Topics of conversation as Ruthmary Guiniven calls an Activities Committee meeting to order. t r . 9,1 1. 'Q' .1 W. C' P 'Vai' H g-its K hug' Campus Committee officers lead a last- minute discussion on the annual bridge tournament. SAIC oficers, Mary Ellen Warnes, Catherine Dolan, Mary Shaffer, and Rutltmary Guiniven pause on their way to the weekly council meeting. l

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PSEA ofhcers gather with student ed' ucators to review and edit the latest educational progress for their next Newsletter. Members of the Beaux Arts Club put the finishing touches on their oil paint- ings tor the annual art exhibit. The magic spell of the Irish descends upon the members of lnisfail as Debbie Cantwell reads folklore in the Book-in-Hand manner.