Immaculata University - Gleaner Yearbook (Immaculata, PA)

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J ,,. X M- '- is J'f 4 1 Juliet is queried by her anxious mother, How stands your disposition to be married? as her skeptical nurse looks on. Woman in drama Was unknown in either Juliet's or Shake- speare,s era. Great actresses of the stage appeared only in later times as Woman began to realize her rights and her individuality. Thus with her creativity and versatility does she continuously enhance the art of drama. For Cue and Curtain Players, the challenge and joy of bringing the beauties of art to others culminated this year in the classic love story, Romeo and Juliet, unforgettably portrayed by Alan Willig and Beverly Smith. joe Hoak john Deisler Iohn Cannon john Kelly Anne Gregus Paris Tybalt Friar Lawrence M ercutio Iuliefs Nurse Q . f xr ef t M 3 Q I . , ,. A p u ,r,-? Y p Y r . l y X' r A ,i V 1 Q y 'N J' F' 5 . r v f i '.iLr r , it r ,,t,,, t j A xi i me at t it L , y 1 r f ' at i x V i I ig, K .et Q i ssl Jw fa A J

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The Capulets and the Montagues demonstrate the dangerous animosity that exists between them. But alas, for it is . . . F rom forth the fatal loins of these two foes A pair of star-crossed lovers take their lifef, i7 Eyes, look your last. Arms, take your last embracef, Dolores McShea jim Hayes Walter Veasy John Lehman Lady Montague Capulet Montague Berwolio ' l gi E - L I Q ,. M of 9 7: . N 1' ' l ,.t,A.,,r. f 2 L f f X f R he ar , f' . A i if 1 E X. 'i Donna Rago Lady Capulet i'- N. h gi . 'i f W fggxl . Y E X 9 y X 2 L sf

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Alfzifzif Snow! Snow!! Snow!!! mourns our tennis enthusiast, Carolyn Lenz. But spring will come soon! Y' Cooperation! Friendship! M1ss Spencer and Captains Mary Skidmore and Sue Bollinger pose as a hockey trio. The Executive Board of the Athletic Associa- tion estahlishes and co-ordinates various intranuiral and intercollegiate programs on campus. Through the athletic program the individual discovers and develops skills, which ripen into an innate competitive spirit, and nurtures principles of functioning with her peers, for g'Upon the principles of their cooperation all life depends . . . D Apart from the development of skills and the growth of human relations, the Innnaculata athlete encounters new associates . . . new friends . . . never to he forgotten, This close- ness of team memhers is observed not only during the game, hut in chapel as Well, as they pray, 6011, God of players, hear our prayer To play this game ana' play it fair, To conquer, win, but if to lose Not to facile or fa abuse. Hut with understanding start again, Give us the strength, O Lord. Amcnf, 'l U