Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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i L I Unis? 'zify The masque of comedy in journalism? Yes,', answer Associate Editors Mary Holland and Maryellen McCarry. , 'fm fx ask .. .3 Q, Interest is the keynote, as the reporting stall listens attentively to Rotating Editor Patricia O'Neill, outlining the leads for the next issue of the Immaculatan. s b94m,.-.., .. ,WMM MNWMQNAMAK

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On-the-spot reporting by Rotating Editors Patricia Keamey and Helen Dietz gives rise to a feature on the new Faculty Center. The how' of make-up is demonstrated to freshmen and sophomores by Rotating Editor Theda Sliwkowski. Each woman tries to be of service to others in some way. In the field of journalism, she endeavors to be part of a profession which strives to pre- sent news with truth and accuracy so that others may be well informed. Serving the college in such a manner, the Immaculatan offers to the student body an opportunity, a challenge, a duty. An opportunity to become a journalist - a challenge and a duty to become a good one. Headed by a staff of rotating editors, the Immacu- latan is a college historian for its seven hundred subscribers. To the juniors and seniors who compose its editorial board fall the tasks of re- porting, rewriting, make-up, and copy reading. While being gradually schooled in such skills, freshmen and sophomore members form the main- stay of the circulation staff. The prod- uct of their combined efforts is a newspaper striving to mirror a wom- an's role in college-for such is the aim of the Immaculatan.

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ga ii L f it J' r I 3 - in ... 144dH6nuw. iam ww.-i...-.. we ,, xiii K , x 4 t YVith a resounding crash of the cymbals senior orchestra member, Rosanne Lockard, adds the finishing touch to Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony. Four trumpets in harmouv What's this? These active musiciuus take a moment with three trumpetersb out of orchestra practice to pose for the Gleaner photographer.