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

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X W? wfA,, M' , R.S.M., Principal of Immaculate Sister Mary Lounlette, Conception High School, 1968. Sister Mary Adrain, R.S.M., Principal of Immaculate Con- ception High School, 1967. 1963 akes Histor for I.C.'s Administration Most Reverend William L. Adrian, D.D., Bishop of Most Reverend Joseph A. Durick, D.D., Apostolic the Diocese of Nashville. Administrator of the Diocese of Nashville. 6

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A year long encounter with the 1967-68 Marian is forecast by the staff, Peggy Thomas, Joyce Mariencheck, Donna Delanizi ?mZlzaHGzannini, Marlene Douglas, Cathy Wilhelm, Janet Luibel, Jeanette Freyaldenhoven, Kathleen Cousins, Lynn Guidi, and .at y azen. Marian Staff Decides Theme of Volume X FOREWORD l.C.,S MINI WORLD involves daily encounters with maxi people in a Hmodw worldworld. From Septem- berls bright hot days, through the southern winter and the cool spring, life at l.C. revolves around the persons who people our campus. Encounters are of the essence of life and we found ample inspiration from that word ENCOUNTER to make the theme of the l968 Marian. Academic involvements give Wit- ness to what is happening in Religion, Science and History, for through knowledge we shape our answer to the flower children of the world. Flower power is generated on a Christian level as'the student body works together on projects ranging from dances to Honor Society assemblies-it is through these ex- periences that the girls at l.C. find that glove is ever theref, THE YEAR ECHOES with countless memories of school days full of Work, play and pathos. As the memories crowd one upon the other some remain in sharper focus than others. The Marian staff has endeavored to keep the focus sharp on highlights of the 1967-68 school year. As you read these pages now, when you read them tomorrow or in years to come you will discover a cross section of your school life-your mindls eye will encounter persons, places and things here at l.C. lt is a mini sphere but when it comes to encounters it is a maxi-place of HAPPENINCS.

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The Right Reverend Monsignor Merlin F. Kearney, Protonotary Apostolic, lficar General of the Diocese of Nashville and devoted Pastor of Immaculate Conception Parish and High School for Girls. Monsignor M. F. Kearney Merits Papal Honors SEPTEMBER 1967, brought many surprises for the students at Immaculate Conception High School. On September 18, the entire student body assembled in the church for the investiture ceremonies honor- ing Monsignor M. F. Kearney as Protonotary Apostolic. The appointment was solemnized by the Most Reverend Joseph A. Durick, DD., at a Ponti- fical High Mass at 11:00 a.m. Attending were na- tional, state, and local dignitaries of both Church and state. Hundreds of Monsignor's friends were received by him at a formal reception at the River- mont on September 17. AFTER THE LITURGICAL CELEBRATION Mon- signor was honored at a banquet in the Pilot Room at the Rivermont. Earlier Monsignor was appointed Vicar General of the Diocese of Nashville. A very special guest for the affair was Monsignor's own sister, Sister Elizabeth. The Marian Staff and the Student Body at l.C. echo Sister Elizabeth's com- ment, c'lt's a great day for the church! We at l.C. think it's a great year for the church in Tennessee and for the Garden Spot of the World, Memphis. I iNTRonUcT1oN