Incarnate Word Academy - Aurora Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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dn -.-.-.....--. ... , ., . .. -.-- Nyc Circulation Manager Joella Fey showed Sister Couuoco ' 9 2 til-1i.1I ,T' N M y gm A Mary Anne, Mary Lindsay Coons, and La Delle FR 13 5 iff' lf V Solomon the first issue, volume four, of The 5 rotcn lncarnate Word Academy's monthly newspaper written and edited by senior journal- ists under the sponsorship of Sister Jeanne Francis. Ike Crown has consistently won All-Catholic and top ratings from national organizations. As business manager of The Aurora, J o h a n n a Blossman's duties were to write out and sign checlgs, balance the budget, and to enter the daily incoming checks.

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The Student Councxl was organlzed ln the fall of 1951 but even for so young a group they have accomplxshed a great deal rn the past four years To fulfxll the purposes for whlch If was establlshed namely provxdmg students wrth opportunltxes to develop leadershlp a sense of responslbrlrty rmtratrve and a spmt of cooperatxon Councnl projects for thxs year mcluded a Thanksgrvmg dance the merxt pomt system sponsorslup of Chrxstmas classroom decoratxons and party plannmg the December Mexrcan Supper Belle of the Ball dance ln February school p1cn1c and Future Freshman Day Slster Agnes Marxe acted as sponsor and lent practical a sxstance to Nancy Brown Preszdem Gent Kenny V1cePreszdent Ella Vlllareal Secretary Shxrlene Skrobarcek Treasurer Glorxa Walters Parlxa Whlle on a fund rarsmg Fm9 'M tour of U S clues The Boy s Crty ChOlf of Mon Z terrey Mexrco stopped nn h Corpus Chrlstx long enough to present an en joyable assembly program 1n the thxrd floor socxal 4 a ' V vu 1 1:- Q X . , , mentarian: Roberta Smith, Hfstoriarzg and Sylvia Riebel, Reporter. A g v., g ako , I ' lL',ffi',,+ay' ,M . . V 'Z 4 ' V I PX 1 h ll. t ,,.,,fJ J H 1 F 2 .. fb

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YV. Mug lik Afterwards, at a break- fast enjoyed in the Nix- on Cafe, hands were displayed everywhere as those ecstatic s e n i o r s p o s e d proudly with their newly - acquired rings. yur'-F' 'L' 44 Loraine Yaklin's happiest mo- ment arrived when Rt. Rev. Monsignor Adolph Marx placed a beautiful red and gold band on her finger during the ring cere- mony enacted in the convent chapel. Ui Q A Ad-DEW' A A fig, 'mm , cody 'A a Although the line seemed a block-long, no one minded waiting .ff 1 a few minutes for the delicious dinner served at the annual Sister's Barbecue. Proceeds helped bolster the new school's building- fund. . l .Q x ig