Academy of the Immaculate Conception - Pax Yearbook (Ferdinand, IN)

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vlHO's WHO IN W 4YV 0 Really, it was quite a day! lf you'll turn your calender back to November 13, 1946, you'll know what l'm talking about. Of course! That was the day the Volleyball tournaments were held. The competing teams were the Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Talk about hard work! Anyone who witnessed the games can verify my statement. Everyone tried her best. There were several games in which the competition was very sharp, but in the end the Sophomores won. Now wait a minute! Don't think they ran right oFf 09 V V' O ,Q tQ,5,Qv W Q M? with the laurel wreaths! Goodness no! Be- fore they deserve them, they had to put up a terrific battle with the Seniors, since the deciding game was between the Seniors and Sophomores. But toward the end of the sec- ond half it was pretty evident that the Soph- omores would come out victorious. They won their honors fairly and squarely and we con- gratulate them. The captain of the winning team was Imelda Meny. The referees for the games were Sister Mary Regis and Sister Mary Kathleen. Page Forty-four

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0 First Row Hollywood specialty . . . You and I . . . Smiles and dimples . . . Does this mean us? . . . Our Senorita 0 Second Row Umm! it's good . . . The wayside shrine . . . Taking it easy . . . Ready for dictation 0 Third Row Life is fun . . . Posing among flowers . . . The younger generation . . . No lpana smile . . . Glamour 0 Fourth Row Our Prefect . . . Freshies . . . Snow pals . . . Looking pretty X he N Rs, .N--M1 ,sw--Q-'- ' iz T ,- v4

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l 0 Although the volleyball tournament other, took part in some sport. Many played soft-ball others enloyed games of tennus and badminton I I l A ,giggling fl x- ,, ' ,fr 41 J r 1 I was the only one held this year almost all of the girls, at some time or , W3 N X q. . y N ' l l f -11 '-M l gl l X gl. f ,4 I