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

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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

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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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Senior Patty O'Connell dances to Anchors Aweiglf' accompanied by the Clee Club Chorus, for Monsignoris Feast Day. Only One S.A.D. Day Marks Activities at I.C. Student Council members M. L. Pendergrast, S. Clziozza, M. J. Dugan, N. Wallace, C. Moody, D. Davis, L. Clziozza, G. L. DcZonia line up for T.A.D. skit. I.C. GIRLS have more than books to occupy their time at school. Extracurricular activities give students an opportunity to organize a variety of assemblies ranging from rollicking sing out pro- ductions on Monsignorls Feast Day to the religious program by the lVlcAuley Club relating the history of the Sisters of Mercy. Following in the steps of their Big Sisters, the Freshmen brought back the Box Lunch Social as their class project. They appeared in various anti-bellum styles, furthering their theme of Southern Hospitality. ln February the students honored their instructors with an as- sembly ancl skit depicting a faculty-student football skirmish, Turn about was fair play as the teachers surprised the students with a movie and refresh- ments on S.A.D. day, February 26. I ACTIVITIES I Miss Puslzlrarsky and Mrs. Migliaru serve Susan Puryear on Student Appreciation Day. 1