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

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This group of girls tried out for student con- ductor of the Cilee Club. During Mrs, Boyds absence, the student conductor assumes leader- ship for warm-ups and sometimes directs the Lilee Club at concerts. P ff! - Wi Principal Sister Mary George paused to explain to a group of visitors the func- tions of the various offices in the ad- ministrative area. After the try-outs, Gloria Wa ters was named student conduc- tor with Mary Lindsay Coons as her assistant. The girls were rated by points on posture, di- rection, interpretation, and com- mand. v -.. l The St. Patriclcs School Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Clarence Pate, visited our Glee Club in the Music Department and presented a program of selections, which included Schubert's Ave Maria. The purpose of this visit was to arouse interest among eighth grade students in either our Glee Club or Mixed Choir.

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Mr. Dwight lVlcCready and the combined C. C. C.-A. and I. W. A. Band prepare to board the busses which took them to Cliff Maus Airport to welcome Archbishop William J. O'Brien. Chancellor of the Extension Society. How much am I bid for Mary Lind say Coonsf' cried auctioneer Catherine D'Unger at the slave auction sponsored by the Sophomore Class in the cafeteria Proceeds were used to help purchase new desks. .Fi 9 s ,. - 9 W h 1 Mrs. Betty Garrett visited the homemaking classes to demon- strate the preparing of many varieties of meals and gave pointers on kitchen short-cuts and efficiency. various classes. ,Ill '9'Q:r1i i Sister Anna Maria and two other faculty mem- bers made good use of the library's reference books by gathering material to be used in their J-.,,- I L

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