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

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SISTER MARY CATHERINE, R.S.M. A NEW NAME HAS BEEN ADDED to the roster of faculty members at I.C., but the familiar face of Sister Mary Catherine remains. Formerly known as Sister Januarius, she still portrays a picture of sincerity and dedication. Assuming the role of Freshman homeroom teacher for Room 16, she lays for her students the foundations for a prosperous four years at l.C. As a teacher of Advanced Math and Geometry, students have come to know and appreciate her everlasting energy and willingness to help solve the simplest of problems. Co-moderator of the newly formed Math Club, Sister Catherine has given another helpful advantage to top math students. Freshman and Junior Religion and two study halls are added to the already full list of Sister's activities. No matter what the name, the delightful character of Sister Catherine is displayed in everything she undertakes. MRS. THOMAS WEEMS A QUICK PACE AND A BRIGHT SMILE can always be seen with Mrs. Thomas Weems. Joining the I.C. faculty in December of the '66-767 school year, she is already a popular member of the teaching staff. Well versed in the study of Psychology, Mrs. Weems was delighted to add a second class to her schedule. Eager to acquaint her students with professionals in the field, she often invites guest lecturers to speak to anxious stu- dents. With her special touch, Sophomore American Literature students achieve a better understanding of their country's development. Young and vivacious, Mrs. Thomas Weems has proven to be an asset to the faculty and a capable advisor for the student body. SISTER MARY JEANNINE, R.S.M. A BEARER OF MANY TALENTS, Sister Mary Jean- nine shows her varied interests in a host of activities. As moderator of the McAuley Club, Homeroom 8 and a teacher of Religion, Sister has brought to the Sopho- more department an air of friendliness and co-opera- tion. Upperclassmen also benefit from Sister ,leannine's knowledge and guidance. Junior and Senior Chemistry students have found, under her instruction, the study of chemicals a new and enlightening experience. In addi- tion, two study halls and Secondary Math classes bring other students in contact with Sister's aspiring per- sonality. A symbol of dedication, Sister Jeannine is re- spected by all.

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THQ! 'ww W 1 A MRS. J. F. MITCHELL THEOREMS AND EQUATIONS occupy most of the time of Mrs. J. F. Mitchell. An outstanding member of the math department, she devotes her day to the study of the number of the system. Now in her third year at LC., Mrs. Mitchell teaches classes in Secondary Math I and ll, while all Algebra students benefit from her knowledge and experience. As co-moderator of the newly formed Math Club, she has brought another helpful aid to avid math students. ln charge of Sopho- more Homeroom 9, Mrs. Mitchell is always on hand to help her girls with their problems. Also a moderator of a study hall, she comes in contact with almost all the students. Eager and willing, kind and capable, Mrs. Mitchell serves as a model to every student at l,C. MISS MARY ALICE PUSHKARSKY THROUGH HER BUSY SCHEDULE, Mass Mary Alice Pushkarsky touches on a variety of subjects. A compe- tent member of the English department, she teaches Freshman and Senior English. ln its second year, a combined Psychology-Logic course keeps up with the rapid pace of the growing curriculum. She also teaches Psychology and World History. Present at all sports events, Miss Pushkarsky encourages student participa- tion in all school-sponsored activities. Co-moderator of the Pep Club, she spends much time on the annual Junior Miss Pageant. Her sixth year at l.C., Miss Pushkarsky remains an important part of l.C. life. MRS. LAWRENCE MIGLIARA HISTORY MAY REPEAT ITSELF, but a World His- tory class with Mrs. Migliara is an everchanging ex- perience. Taking her students through the discovery of America, she stresses not only the past, but also the importance of knowledge of current events,and world affairs. Discussing the relationships of labor and man- agement, Mrs. Migliara impresses the essentials of sound economy to her Economics students. lnitiator of l.C.'s first Insight program, she helps to bring a broader cultural outlook to the school. Besides her duties as moderator of Homeroom 7, Mrs. Migliara gives gener- ously of her time to the Pep Club. From study of the constitution to the newest style of daily dress, Mrs. Migliara generates a unique interest among her students.

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HAZWHYS 'Cad the labels, S4175 Si-Sief Jeannine tv Chemmft' Sister Catherine explains graph procedure to Advanced student Michele 0'Leary, Math student Jeanette Freyaldenhouen. '63 Schedule Hosts a Variety of Subjects FACULTY Mrs. Weems discusses the possible interpreta- A Xi m tions of an ink blot with her Psychology is class. I M.--.X A