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

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fwwtgega , , ff 2 Working steadily to meet the deadline of the Immaculate-1 are fbaclfgroundj Kay McGee, Rebecca Hague, Page Editors Sandra Galtelli and Becky Pin!-cle, Kforegroundj Headline Editor Marilyn Marr, Editor-in-Chief Diana Hodges, Copy Editor Patty Kiser, Page Editor Ruthanna Suter and Linda Robilio. Mickey Morton, in charge of photography, crops H v-f Jfi1-V54 pictures as Hallie Brooks tries them out for size.

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i , ..: s QQ Business Manager Carol Moody begins early calling for ads while Circulation Manager Doris Donati finishes up by mailing papers to other schools. Immaculata Portrays News in the Makin Editor-in-Chief Diana Hodges reviews the award- winning Immaculata with moderator Sister Mary Loyola. THE IMMACULATA EARNED an All Ameri- canv rating for the sixth consecutive year from the National Scholastic Press Association and merited the title of L'All Catholic with the addi- tional honor of a paper' of distinction from the Catholic Press Association. It also holds the title of Columbia Medalist. With a current staff of 31, the lmmaculata covers an area ranging from fea- tures to sports, from editorials to fashion. Sister Mary Loyola is the Immaculata moderator and through her journalistic knowledge she guides the staff members who use the best techniques in publishing an award-winning paper. The Immacu- lata is published six times yearly and is an asset to the journalism department at l.C.

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5.2-1 ' frzfssgs 1, 17 CLUB Quill ond Scroll officers Peggy Kiser, Carol Moody and Patty Kiser total their profits from their bake sales and prepare it for the bank. akes Yield Profits for Annual Banquet ALL QUILL AND SCROLL members who have achieved such rewarded status and qualification of membership are guaranteed to be excellent in the field of writing. Under the moderator Sister Mary Loyola, the staff of the Immaculata have gained such excellence in writing ability. The Immaculaza is one of the most renowned high school publi- cations in the country, thanks to the efforts of their moderator, who is now identified as l.C.'s official author. Activities of the Quill and Scroll include money-making projects such as bake sales at Sun- day Masses at various parishes and the annual Banquet given to the outgoing seniors as a token of thanks from the incoming staffers. Through such efforts and activity, valuable knowledge and experience is gained by all of l.C.'s future journ- alists. Cind Suter uts the finishin touches on her cake for the Y P E Quill and Scroll bake sale. .X V j',:'., .--ff' H2