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

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J Representing IC in the World of Fashion are Michelle 0'Leary Mary Lu Pendergrast, and Kathy Waller for Leuy's Julius Lewis's and Goldsmitlzis respectively. Seniors Represent l.C. in Social Contacts Patricia Jane 0'Connell Judy Ann Pieri Michele Colleen O'Leary Rebecca Ann Pinkel Victoria Marie Palumbo Peggy Jean Priori Mary Lucille Pendergrast Mary Jane Pung

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Santa and Seniors Kathy Waller, Cathy Wilhelm, Janet Tribo, Diana Mathews, Marilyn Rich, Helen Brown, Judy Armburst, Marye Bibb, Mary Ann Westenberger, Joyce Mariencheck, Donna Mabry, Kathleen Cousins, Mary Walsh, Jennifer Rickert and Patty Rush lead the Student Body in Christmas carols. S3Ilt3,S Helpers Lead l.C. in Christmas Cheer JOLLY OLD SAINT NICK, Monsignor Merlin Francis Kearney and Mrs. Claus, Senior Marilyn Rich, bustled merrily into Marian Hall for the annual Christmas Party held December 21, the last day of school for 1967. Seniors donned their Yule-tide and story-book costumes adding tradi- tional fun and fantasy for grade school students and high school girls alike. Everything from hippies with mini skirts and iridescent beads, to a dress that lit up with Christmas tree lights displayed by its creator, Marla Micci, were part and parcel of the fashions modeled by the Class of ,68. Naturally, Monsignor was decked out in an appropriately styled red coat and trousers, black belt and white whiskers. Bubbling with Christmas cheer, Seniors lead all present in a variety of Christmas carols and antics while Santa Kearney and Mrs. Claus passed out gifts from Santa's big red bag. Waiting their turn to see Santa, lines of anxious, wide-eyed girls and boys filed past their favorite fairyland characters not knowing whether to ask for their autographs or turn and run. Distinguishing Santais Senior Helpers from the rest of l.C. became increasingly difficult as the festivities continued. Quoting a familiar source, all acclaim that l.C.'s Christmas Party without the Seniors would be like Aunt Jemima pancakes without her syrup, there's only one thing thatls Worse in this universe and that's no Christmas Party at allf' I sEN1oRsl

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Flora Maria Quaranta Delia Elizabeth Rea Marilyn Anne Rich Jennifer Marie Rickert Multiple Interests Promote Many BEHIND EVERY SLICK BASKETBALL TEAM there's either a sly scorekeeper or a shifty timer, but since Cheaters never win, the official scorer and timer for lC7s Varsity squad are two of the most thorough and precise girls in the business. The two lC7ers filling these requirements are Dorothy Trautman and Glenda Key. Present for every game this duo must keep an unbiased ac- count during the games, but during the heat of the battle when the action is tough and the score close, no two backers are more aware and excited than these two. Before every clash Dorothy and Glenda are busy preparing the score book and electric scoreboard. So whols to say a team is constituted solely of its players and coach. lC's Varsity would be incomplete without these two gems. Susan Elaine Reinhardt Leonora Bridget Ricci Linda Louise Robilio Patricia Ann Rush Encounters Keeping tabs on foul sltot percentages and final score are IC,s official scorer and timer, Dorothy Trautman and Glenda Key.