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

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Glee Club officers .ludy yy ' Dietz Martha Sweeney and Jackie Jackson practice the Mass whzch they have the opportunity of singing many times throughout the school year 'Y Taking an active part in the - Cantata are the Clee Club members Beth Bishop, Rhonda Williams Mary Ann 0'Hearn, Lovette Henderson, Lillian Byrd Anna Kirchner, Janet Heckman and Natalie Wal- tr' A NEW FACE BROUGHT NEW ROUTINES and ideas to this year,s Glee Club now directed by Sister Mary Stephanie. The annual Cantata held Dec. 20 along with Monsignor Kearney's Feast Day Program presented Dec. 14, kept with tra- dition though a new twist was added to Mon- signorls program by singing songs taken from the 'Sing-out America groups. Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve is another of the annual undertak- ings presented by this club. Their interest can be verified by every member as they are called upon on many unexpected occasions on short notices. The musical, My Fair Ladyn held in the early spring presented ample proof of interest by the Glee Club. This year has been no exception to the many activities and programs performed so well by the members of the Clee Club. QQS -0 99 Besides being President of the Glee Club Kitty Allen plays the organ for daily Mass in ut Is Demonstration of Versatilit .jav- rc P f .t Ti ft 5, 'aim ,. S gy isyyey W' sq grst lir A 2 5 X - Qiiismgi ff 'K ,,fz5?i?i H f' Wi' W . X i E V if ' 32 ff' ' Q, I fig H I ty W 3 ' ' ' 1 V A: gi? 'f f 1 , S 3 vt :Q A A Q F ' . . . . ,- ' 't 21. r 1 X, A 7 . tey, y Z.. ' yt,y, , S - 75 1 ti F - ii -, Arr ' V fu 5 F N ,. Q V V sttt tttt 1 ' Q f ef' f ' ' ' Tix' r1 6' ' gig' me VV,: , 5-jfp . , f I f' I i i 4 I1 f LVTI T i f gsvgll X 2 A 54 c y r ,ff J at f it '-tttti l A C ,tt ' l si ii , I W E -,-.11, ' ff ' if' ' ' ii-i llt A J' ' ri' L5 B if I .

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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

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st? ,ox Practicing French Christmas Carols for the Ave Maria Home under the direction of President Patty Kiser are Carol Scltwem berger, Margaret Wess, Ellen Rudd, Scarlett Bennett, Lisa Heines, Marsha Durso and Mary Ann Tyrell. Planning the agenda for the next French Club meeting are officers Ann 0'Donnell, Patty Kiser and Rosalyn Harty. Absent from picture is Claire Orman. Junior Classical League officers are fkneel- ing! Terry Starr and Carol Tata lstarzrlingl Ann 0,DOHl18ll, Donna Leone, Marsha Darso, Carol Davis and .llary Wilclzeclr. II4 ONCE AGAIN, under moderator Sister lVlary Loyola, the French students are able. to become better acquainted with the customs of France. This year members of the French Club cheered the residents of the Ava Maria Home, a home for the aged, with Christmas Carols. The members also presented them with little favors of gaily wrapped candy canes. l.C.'S JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE, under the guiding influence of lVlrs. Jerome l-lerbers, brought to l.C. the gods and temples of Rome. For the first time in several years, the Latin l and II students attended the statewide Latin Convention March 29 and 30 at Memphis State. mm! Q'