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

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A telephone call breaks up the monotony of a heavy homework assignment for Junior Carol Smith. Home-Life Aides Students in Their Studies Tomorrow will be happier . . . By what I do today . . . If I accomplish something else Besides a bit of play . . . If I pursue my daily task . . . And carry out my chore . . . And then on top of my routine Perhaps a little more . . . The joy of recreation good . . . Is not in fun itself . . . B ut also in the work that I . . . Have cleared from every shelf There is an inspiration true . . In every little spark . . . And every bullet that is aimed May hit a better mark . . . Tomorrow will be happier . . . And brighter than today . . . If I am conscientious as . . . I go along my way. ,Iames J. Metcalfe

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i ACADEMICST Drawing a map of Palestine, helps Religion I student Anna Thomas learn the location of many famous places in biblical history. Checking with Father Pugh on Religion test results is Sophomore Alice Winkler. Broadening her knowledge of the Bible, Re- ligion III student, Debbie Boyd, reads about the life of Christ. Broadening the Senior religion class's scope on outside curriculum is Glenda Eleogram. Teachers Stress Deeper Religious Knowled e MODERN TEACHING TECHNIQUES combined with a religious environment comprise the frame- work of learning at our school. For our Freshman students many hours of interesting discussion have been spent during the year tracing the early life of Christ in the historical city of Palestine. A better understanding of religious differences was under- taken as our Sophomores interviewed Protestant ministers, and also delved deeper into the meaning of the Mass. A better knowledge of the Old and New Testaments filled the hours for our Jilniorsl Chapters surmising the problems and elations of married, single, and religious lives are offered to our Senior Religion studentsl Throughout our four- year religion course our ultimate goal is to relate the religious truths learned in class to the situations of daily living. Interviewing Mr. Larry Mucellen, Youth Director of the First Evangelical Church, Kit Townsend completes her Re- ligion II assignment.