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

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An efficient librarian, Sister Demetrius pro- vides material on a variety of subjects for all I.C. students. Former Faculty and Alumna Return to LC. Souvenirs give Mrs, Heros' Spanish classes a glimpse at the culture of foreign countries. ,sl ,QWLEM 355, ' W mich , ,. 'i H X xg., A ,.., I An accomplished pianist, Sister Stephanie accompanies Ruth Allen. Kittv Allen and Mimi Barruel at Glee Club practice. QQ'

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SISTER MARY DEMETRIUS, R.S.M. FOUR YEARS absent from I.C., Sister Mary Demetrius again assumes a position on the faculty. Cataloging new books, assorting magazines and keeping silence in the library are only a few of the many tasks she must face as new librarian. As moderator of the Li- brary Club, she orientates students with the methods and use of library materials. The Dewey Decimal System no longer confuses Freshmen who have studied Library Science under Sister Mary Demetrius. To her Religion I students, she impresses the importance of Church history. Homeroom 17 students find in Sister Mary Demetrius a friend and confident during their first trying year of high school. MRS. RICARDO HEROS MHOLAN AND BONJOUR7, greeted Mrs. Ricardo Heros as she returned this year to her alma mater. Joining I.C.,s modern language department, Mrs. Heros lin- guistic talents shine in her Spanish I and French I classes. A former graduate of I.C., she moderates Homeroom 15. Freshman Religion students have come to know her through her teaching skills. Vfith I.C. only through January, Mrs. Heros left to await the arrival of her first child. For the short time she was here, Mrs. Heros' cheerful smile brightened up the day for I.C. faculty and students. SISTER MARY STEPHANIE, R.S.M. A FORMER I.C. TEACHER, Sister Mary Stephanie re- turns as principal of the grade school. Succeeding Sister Mary Conrad as principal, she has also taken over the direction of the high school Glee Club. This clubis annual Christmas Cantata is anxiously awaited by the student body. Coordinating the musical score for I.C.7s dramatic production of My Fair Lady, Sister Stephanie again exemplifies her varied talents. While devoting much of her time to the high school, Sister also has a full teaching schedule in the grade school. Sister Mary Stephanie typifies a sincere and dedicated educator.

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