Immaculate Conception High School - Marian Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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I ACTIVITIES I Student Director, Viclfi Palumbo shows Ann Dryden, Susan Puryear, Lisa Ribbeclf, and Lillian Byrd, cast of Good'Bye Lizzy Borden, zz funrlarnental trick of the trafic. Frankie Uficlfie Palumboj draws a knife in anger on Mary O'Connor in the one-act Member of the Wedding. Dolly Cergeul Claire Orman, Mary Walsh, and Lynn Guifli run through one of scenes in the one act Ladies in Reiirementfl

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M Miss Silver Bells Mary .lane Dugan stands among her court: Betlz Corcoran, Ann Pierini, 2nd alternate, Susan Orians, Ist alternate, Miriam Brooks, and Donna Leone. SILVER BELLS proved to he a success through the support and hard Work of the Student Council. The Peabody Skyway was filled with the music of the Heat Waves, laughing voices, and secret announcements from nine ,til one on December 21. At eleven o'clock Student Council members and their escorts participated in a leadout dance. After the leadout, candidates for Miss Silver Dells, juniors Beth Corcoran and Mary lane Dugan, sophomores Susan Orians and Ann Pierini, and freshmen Miriam Brooks and Donna leono were presented. Highlighting the -event was the midnight crowning of Miss Silver Bells lVlary Jane Dugan by Student Council president, Sandra Galtelli. Susan Orians placed first alternate and Ann Pierini placed second alternate. 'Enjoying tlie benefits of a job well done, Student Council members and their dates, Sandra Caltelli, Bobby Trautman, Paula Perkins, Larry Inter- bentzen, Mary Ann Westcnberger, and Billy Crieslieck dance to the tune of Silver Bells. xMimi Crosby creates a comical dilemma for candidate Beth Corcoran wlzile Mary jane Dugan awaits her turn.

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HBORN A KING7' was the theme of the Christmas Cantata held in Marian Hall on December 20. Taking part in the production were the Glee Club members and Freshman dramatic class who generated the spirit of the season by their repro- duction of the Nativity Scene. Shrieks and groans could be heard from Marian Hall, March 1 and 2 as the dramatic department presented three one-act productions. The story of a woman who killed her employer in order to keep her promise to her father to support her sisters was successfully portrayed by the cast of Ladies in Retirementf' 4'Cood-by Lizzy Bordenl' was a psychological drama showng the ill effects of a guilty conscience. The third one-act, Member of the Wedding, depicted the story of an oversensi- tive girl, Frankie, who desperately needed to belong. Lisa Ribbeck and Ann Dryden try to prevent Lilllkln Byrd from killing Susan Puryear in a scene from What- ever Happened to Lizzie Bordenfl Actresses Encounter Drama in 1968 Contest First year dramatic students, Pam Lagvenec, Gayle Murchison, Katy Kissel, Margaret Wess, and Kathleen Zanone depict a Nativity seene'in the Christmas Cantata. ,xltgx V .. . ' fi- t 5 Y' i -4- .Y .Ar H 97