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

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Government class was a constant source of active student partici- pation. Constitutions, the Bill of Rights, and congressional procedure weren't so perplex- ing, after all, thanks to Sister Mary Stanislaus. 'SX Before school, . each day at f A, 9:45, and after - lunch, we'd make a beelinc for the lounge, . U l where we'd 1 . ,, .. i dance, play ' --- 'A records, or just plain relax. Chemistry e x p e ri- ments lent many tense moments to Johanna Blossman and Becky Baskett, as they ex- amined the outcome of their latest form- ula combinations.

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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

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We quickly became enthusiastic spectators, watching the shape- less pile of bricks, tile, and steel take on the form of a brilliant- ly-designed school building right before our very eyesf at The lncarnate Word Academy girls always add color Cand soundfl to the Cavalier football games. The Pep Squad and Bands, with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McCready, band director and wife, were focal points of interest at the C.C.C.A.-St. Josephs game. Rose Marie Kuntscher, senior, listened with interest to Fresh- man Vickie Melder's explana- tion of the bumper stickers sold by the Catholic High Band Fans to help pay for uniforms pur- chased last year by lncarnate Word and College - Academy bands. - G X- N u 1'qn 3 lil N I! A