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

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. RECEIPT F Datex Ja OR YEARBQC ,- U08 N ix 17 3, am? of pu K These girls were some of the first in line to pay for their copy of THE AURORA. Chairmen Johanna Blossman and Joan Hetherington took subscriptions for the yearbook. rcbaset sue R11 Addressxggarna Gyms Xxdxggxword A No, Co . XSLXXX-Q3,Qm! P193 1 -..C . X is -A Balance Duex non mount Paidx ,trY NQQQAQQ Salesman Xu--- I2 ff Mrs. Ervin C. Peterson, Co-chair- man of the Benefit committee. Mrs. Roy C. Rodriguez, chairman of the committee, and Mrs. John G. Walk- er, Alumnae Association president, talked over details for the ham din- nerj Proceeds were used to purchase tables and chairs for our new school cafeteria. Look at me! cried Alice Ciold as she and other helpers packed the costumes to take over to the new school. All the moving took place on the two days preceding the dedication. Classes were recessed and students donned old clothes, borrowed the family car, and helped out during the long-awaited event.

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Q r f Traditional holidays greetings were expressed to all at the close ofthe year 1954. Then, January was ushered in. and with it was the anticipation of great things to come. Faculty and students of Incarnate Word Acad- emy, as symbolized by Mrs. Tom Boyd, Jr., a nd students Sharon Scott and Lorene Foyt, extended to all their very best wishes for a Holy and Merry Christ- mas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year! Q full ti rx f .. fiffflfltf 3:9 Zewfyga 7 E H I I A group of hungry seniors were caught by the camera as they enjoyed Cokes and cookies be- fore opening presents exchanged at the student body Christmas party. After the party the stu- dents were dismisscd for their holiday vacation.

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At mid-term lncarnate Word Academy acquired eight new students, They wers Evelyn Brussard, Diane Forde, Mary Martin, Maria Peredo, Christine Montemayor, Esperanza Rod- riguez, and two who were not present for the picturel Louise Robinson and Priscilla Slosson. , . isngg' .mx Ne J 1 l ...I 1' if , ve! 3 , -4- UT EQSAFFLI TICKET! , 1'-PH'ANii5 I After seeing the impressive display of roasters and other appliances to be giv- en away at the ham dinner, Mr. Paul Macaione reached in his pocket for money to buy a ticket from Sister Jeanne Francis and Sister Mary Luke. ' , U WMMNH M Ram A U D X T O R 1 L 935 N C pt 'Y H E- SundaYy1:x1a??z pn rn. Yrom G- QLPJYE5 A M gponsoxe Socugfflqsox E at ' sc pil-'UNxNaPgqui9 'aU N ' W C qlOt.1i Bonglni What could be more fun on a Sunday afternoon than enjoying a wonderful dinner with your friends and knowing that you are contributing toward the purchase of cafeteria tables and chairs at the same time?