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

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ii, . SISTER MARY GABRIELLA, R.S.M. ALWAYS ON THE G0 is Sister Mary Gabriella. Upper- classmen know her as an enthusiastic guidance coun- sellor, while underclassmen benefit from her English classes. Moderator of Homeroom 5, Sister Gabriella lays for her students a solid foundation for the future. Her co-curricular activities include the moderation of the National Honor Society and the C.S.M.C. One of the most active organizations of the school, the Camera Club enters its second year under her supervision. Career Day and College Night were again successful projects of Sister Gabriella. Three years at I.C., Sister Mary Gabriella is a popular member of the faculty. MRS. JEROME HERBERS UTILIZING HER LOVE for Latin, Mrs. Jerome Herbers makes the words of this language come alive to her students. Outside the 'cad-hocsn of the class- room, Mrs. Herbers broadens the girls' interest of Latin through the activities of the Junior Classical League. One day a year I.C.'ers are called upon to Udo as the Romans dow when the ,l.C.L. sponsors Latin Day. Accompanying her teaching of Religion ll, Mrs. Herbers brings deeper meaning to religion through her moderation of the Legion Of Mary. She also introduces the Freshmen to the riches of the world through a history course highlighting World Culture. SISTER MARY ADRIAN, R.S.M. FOURTEEN YEARS A MEMBER of Leis faculty, Sister Mary Adrian has been an integral part of the growth of the school. Taking on the roles of teacher, counsellor, and principal, she has become a model of leadership and dedication. In her years as principal, Sister can take pride in her many activities and accom- plishments. Improvements in the language, science, dramatic and art departments were fostered by Sister Mary Adrian. Her excellence in administration merited her the promotion of councilor to the Mother Provincial of the Sisters of Mercy in Cincinnati. Behind that smile was the wisdom and love that all who knew her shall treasure.

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New 2 ,,,...f - , Professional letters require much of Sister Adrian's time. Faculty Initiates Extensive Guidance Plan Mrs. Herbers prepares the Spiritual Reading for the Legion Regularly scheduled films provide Sister Gabriella with a of Mary meeting. means of group guidance.

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MISS MICKEY POOLEY A PACKAGE OF VARIED INTERESTS and talents is the petite Miss Mickey Pooley. With her vast knowledge of history, Miss Pooley brings deep meaning to our heritage through her teaching of American History. To her classes of Freshman and Sophomore English, Miss Pooley adds the spark of enthusiasm that makes a traditionally difficult subject both comprehendible and enjoyable for her students. A class in Psychology completes a typical day at I.C. for Miss Pooley. On January 27, wedding bells chimed for Miss Pooley as she became Mrs. Charles Schaffler. The faculty and student body of l.C. extend best' wishes to the new Mrs. Schaffler. MISS VIVIAN HACKNEY IN CHARGE or THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes this year is Miss Vivian Hackney. As a new member of the faculty she has also initiated ne-W methods in her classes. For six weeks her P.E. stu- dents followed the Royal Canadian Air Force method of exercise, partly to fulfill their class requirements and partly to lose a few unwanted inches. Acquainting her students with the basic principles of First Aid, she teaches various methods of handling emergency situ- ations. Coach of the Varsity and Freshman A volley- ball team, Miss Hackney shows her enthusiasm for anything concerning sports. Quick witted and ener- getic, Miss Hackney is a welcomed addition to l.C.,s faculty. MRS. WILLIAM STRUBEL HEAD or THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT, Mrs. William Strubel brings the latest courses and equip- ment to her students. Her busy curriculum includes all Typing classes, Notehand and Data Processing. In addition to her teaching schedule, she coaches the Varsity A basketball. As moderator of the Business Club, she gives those girls interested in commercial careers first hand advice on the problems of the busi- ness world. Under her guidance the I.C. All has become a familiar six week publication. Students and faculty alike benefit from the experience of Mrs. William Strubel.