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

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Rose Marie Kuntscher, newly-enrolled in the Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine this year, received her membership card from Reverend Father M. J. Adams. at the reception performed after Mass in Corpus Christi Cathedral. The Qnnfraternitp of Qibristian Buttrine This is to certify that . , . R ,LJ .fi fo, JA tg it V' 1 w 2 It .J 7. I . - L e f.-111 . -4,uf- ','fl'A'i1x -fl , wg' -wg, u, fv is inscribed in the Confraternity Register and is entitled to all the privileges of mei'nbership, 1 1 fi' 'Y Q J ffsff .1 1 we 1 .'1.... .. ?.1 Tl QI 'F There wasn't a bare pane of glass to be seen when these girls finished p a i n t i n g Christmas themes on the s c i e n c e room windows. Each homeroom assumed a fairy- land atmosphere after b e i n g dressed up with holiday decora- tions only two weeks before Christmas arrived. Sister Joan, music in- structor, demonstrated L., K various keyboard fun- damentals and playing techniques to one of her many piano students.

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Sister Agnes Marie, Sister Mary l.uke, and Sister Mary A n n e w e re faculty delegates to the second lnter-American Congress of the Eighth Regional District lN'i 2: Q L is es Rs . SISTER AGNES MARIE, I.W.E LNCAHNATE WORD CGNVE'Xl'I' CGRPUS CHRISTI, 'I'E'iAS Typing l class found Sister Mary Anne ex- plaining w o r lc b o o k speed builders and rhythm drills to Diane Fawcett. .. ,Q wg ,.F:'- -M of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine in San Antonio, while Carol Brown, Johanna Blossman and Patsy Kusenberger represented the students. They attended sessions directed to the clergy and religious Sisters, and topics of interest to tenagers were also discussed. Sophomores took time out from regular studies to participate in Career Day ac- tivities. which began with a general assembly in the W. B. Ray High School gymnasium. T h i s program's purpose was to aid students in selecting the career in which they would be most capable. 3