Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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Seniors Terry Culli, Mary Ann Crosby, Mary Alice Stone, and Anne Gregus are amused at one of Mrs. Hallls anecdotes as she attempts to clarify some of the technical terms in Educational Psychology. Four junior Elementary Education majors, Yvonne Falcon, Pat Zimmerman, Betty Ann Abbott, and Judy Cowles, cheerfully examine some artistic projects for a methods class. 1

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O M2255 A Woman who is striving for her share in eternal womanhood must seek, in whatever vocation she has chosen, the highest ideals in the fulfillment of her duties. If she enters the teaching profes- sion, she must recognize the seriousness of her task, the guidance of young people. A teacher has the particular ohligation to direct students toward the achievement of Christian attitudes, ideals, and values. l' i i ,, Woman is a spring of never-failing help. As a teacher, she must utilize this gift hy discovering and understanding the needs of each student. '6For a woman to he . . . a teacher . . . is a form of spiritual motherhoodf, By enriching the mental, moral, physical, and social life of the student, she will learn to love them as her own. She will thus attain her goal as a Woman and as a teacher by giving of herself that others may galil. E ! i 'if 1 i if 1 Fl .. . N, ..... ., ,, uv.. . ,,-.,h,- K ,f A---4-L1 .. - M- -'M A . mp'1'.mfHf'-vfffi ' r--'ii-E. swf ff a J .uc f.,,f.i mana -, M l ffwlwlits c, ls 2 fn .ea-P' l M4

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