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

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Models Teresa Adamo, Susan Orians, and Donna Leone add final touches to their nzalre-up. I ACTIVITIES I .lunior Class iresident, Mary Jane Dugan puzgles over new fashion s ow complications. Senior Helen Brown decides which outfit to model.

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ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, the ,lunior Class proved that Anything Goes in their annual fashion show held in Marian Hall at 8:00 p.m. Amid posters of old movie stars and traffic signs assembled by Claire Orman, Decorations Chairman, three girls from each class accompanied by their escorts, modeled the newest styles for autumn and winter. Also dis- playing their flair for fashion were faculty members Mrs. Barbara Migliara, Miss Micky Pooley, Miss Mary Alice Pushkarsky, and Mrs. Edith Strubel. Clothes ranging from the most elegant evening gowns to an orange rain coat with matching um- brella were presented by Mrs. Alice Elliot, repre- sentingf?fMam7selle's Dress Shop. DURING THE INTERMISSION, refreshments were sold and Patricia Gallini and Elizabeth Gorgia, Door Prize Committee Chairman, presented prizes to audience members while The Charmsi' provided lively background music. Junior president Mary ,lane Dugan and veep Peggy Kiser assured the class that all proceeds would benefit the Junior-Senior Prom. ' x . gn , . E . 1 P Q as :-,girsm I V X , Q 9' ' A I .W I i .,,:,k V in g .. , I fig W ,A t I I K ,,,, . . irrarr Decorations Chairman, Claire Orman provides the back- ground of the theme Anything Goes. Junior Fashion Show Boasts Anything Goes Sisters and models for the Junior Fashion Show, Mary and Sally Klank wear the latest fashions from Mam'selle's Dress Shop. :em Q l

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l.C.,s MOTHERS CLUB made the Harvest Ball moon i shine on October 21, at the Mezzanine Room of Ellis Auditorium. This year, under the leadership of President Mrs. Ray Morton, the dance was planned in conjunc- tion with the student body. Students and their friends danced to the music of the uWolfpack,', formerly the Memphis nScepters from eight'to twelve. The room decorations, directed by Senior Cathy Wilhelm, were centered around the Halloween theme. The focal point was the bandstand backdrop which presented black cats, cornstalks, and a Harvest moon. This year for the first time the Camera Club took pictures of the girls and their dates. As midnight approached the Harvest dance Janet Tribo and Kathy Waller add the finishing touch ended, but memories of a successful evening for the tothe HHfv6StBHCltdf0P- students of l.C. were just beginning. Harvest Dance Entertains Halloween Scheme Seniors and their dates taking a break between dances are Steve Cox, Cathy Wilhelm, Joyce Mariencheck, Richard Wern, Paul Jennings, Pat Sides, Jack Finneran, Mary Walsh, Helen Brown, and Richard Brezherick. ki Jy, . I 1 I .K I X' tg, . , . I K J A If .- Q , 535' L ' ' 88