Academy of the Immaculate Conception - Pax Yearbook (Ferdinand, IN)

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A. I. C. ACTIVITIES March 30. Margaret Wissel at the violin, Ann Wis- sel at the cello, and Betty Braun at the piano won for themselves hrst place in the trio ensemble play- ing C Minor Trio by Beethoven. They were each awarded a gold medal. Margaret Wissel in a piano solo selection, playing Verdi-Liszt's Riggoletto, also won first place and was awarded a gold medal. Ann Wissel, in a cello solo, playing Allegro-Apasio- nata by Saint Saens won second place and was awarded a silver medal. The Alma Mater was truly proud of the achieve- ments of the three contestants for after all is said and done to have three students bring home tive medals in one contest is no small thing. National Music Contest The winners of the State Music Contest were eligible to compete in the National Music Contest held at Indianapolis May 18-20. The trio was awarded second place and earned for itself a silver medal. Margaret Wissel again won first place in the honor rating and carried away the gold medal. Ann Wis- sel won second place and was awarded a silver medal. Again the Alma Mater extends to the three music students her sincerest and best congratulations for the honors bestowed upon the school through the good showing made at the Regional National School Music Competition Festival, 1939. A Robe for the King On Sunday, March 19, Sister Cyrilla staged a Len- ten play, A Robe for the King. It was also called Veronica's Veil, which gives one an idea of the cen- tral theme. The girls taking part in the play were: Angeline Arvin, Betty Braun, Betty Wagner, Mar- garet Rose Walsh, Mary Louise Pirnat, and Frances Market. The orchestra played, too. The harp was used to accompany the singing in the play. There seemed one thing wrong-it did not last long enough. Art Department The students in the Art Department accorded a vote of thanks to Sister Claudia for her patient, careful, and cheerful guidance throughout the year. The display of placques, charcoal drawings, and oil paint- ings is certain proof of the honest and earnest en- deavors of the Art Class. Appreciation To Martha Hentz, Mary Schnur, Billy Ruth Alvey, Mary Vittitow, and Roberta Beyersdorfer thank are due for the collection of poster made throughout the year. The Sodality is especially grateful for the interesting, artistic and meaningful posters made for Vocation Week. sway 1-1.11 Restless girls, watching the clock, Banging drawers, giving books a sock. Whispering and giggling, ohl what is it all? It's nearly 8:15 in the Study Hall. Some of them studying, cramming for exams Some of them just trying to keep out of jams. There's passing of notes behind Sister's back. There are idle thoughts of Jim and of Jack. The hands of the clock move slowly on While many a girl stifles a yawn. They bend o'er their books, pretending to work When really their duties, they're trying to shirk. The hand hits the quarter-mark, the stampede begins. The chairs are pushed back, up come those chins. And to the lavs all the girls start to run To iight for a tub, which shouldn't be done. The baths are all taken. It's time for bed And by now surely all prayers have been said. Has a miracle happened? No, not at all But finally it's quiet in the STUDY HALL!! -Doris Gallagher

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