Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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-ZZ 'ii What we need now is a machine to facilitate learning how to run oHice machinesf, 44 The camera catches Mrs. Warner in- volved in a major task of her posi- tion as Placement Directorg namely, advising girls on employment oppor- tunities available in their fields. Cooperative or individual study? Carol Dworan prefers the former, but Helen VValsh evidently believes he learns fastest who learns alone -at least this time. ffkcianc

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,Q X , Mr. Pitt and classmates listen attentively as Rosalie Belfi solves a financial problem. mW,ivQ: K Rosemary Kear surveys the financial status of the Nation. Throughout the ages, man has seldom disputed woman's power to influence others, but traditionally her sphere of activity was confined to domestic affairs. Today many of the old bar- riers have fallen, allowing woman an active participation in the world of business, hitherto exclusively male. To it she brings both special busi- ness skills and knowledge acquired through education, plus her own nat- ural attributes - understanding, re- finement, gentility. Utilizing these combined qualities she functions not only efficiently, but also humanely. She personalizes an already too mech- anized world, and in this lies her unique gift, her greatest contribution.