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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Joy Many will agree that music, as a vehicle of expression, conveys the moods of man better than any other medium. NVoman finds in music the emotional outlet for her innermost feelings. Womanly temperaments fluctuate from mo- ments of extreme elation to moments of quiet reticence. She is sensitive to the world of nature and of art. Consequently, through a desire for, and an exposure to things beautiful and artistic, she participates in their latent joy. Not all Immaculata musicians are technically trained. Many have been drawn to the music activities available, both instrumental and vocal, because of their love of the beautiful, the har- monious, the pleasurable. In this way they par- take in the joy that only music can bring. Music uplifts their hearts and minds, While restoring peace and contentment to their souls, thereby revealing in woman her utmost capacity for joy. Is it a Dior? An Oleg Cassini? Seniors try to decide whether models Wear an imported or domestic creation for the Spring Concert. Helen Dawson and Mimi Mathieu join business and pleasure as they plan the year's music activities.