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

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This is the view you would see of our front lobby from the visitors lounge. Cnc of its most attractive fea- tures was the brick planter lof cated next to the registration counter. jlf NIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE ,gf Clgis Qierfifies that fi5'f4f'??l W Ll I 77a ' '7 Is a im-iiiliffi' tif THR Ji FQIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE. 'pmi-.nrul Irv I! t- . :Y1?'?tlt'.'XN CLASSICAL LEAGUE. :md 1?i:..n1gl, ltr- vi.fn.:ur-trip. covenants to hand on .wt :mm -if ti.. ,ral ef.'imzt4.on in the modem world. fi of fi' r fate ff 1115014 ,WRC Vi es : df-i fi Secretary-Treasurer Sister Mary Luke gives last minute instructions to these six freshmen be- fore they were initiated into the Latin Club during festivities at the Roman Vv'ay banquet. -s lt C '- x 'fx 'tv t' - ... 1 fi . . l. r ' :gigs 'ti , ff 1 . 'l y -. 1 Q'-?JJ f': 4 ' vf- , The State Board of the Interna- tional Federation of Catholic Alumnae combined b u s i n e s s with recreation at Padre Island while they were in Corpus Christi to make plans for a Fall convention in San Antonio. I. W. A. was proud to play hostess to this group. 55

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e. fe mmcnu surfrfgn Incaxaate Word Academy 2930 South Alameda e Friday, nat-en 3. ' Adults S1506 Al 'Q ' 500-SGOPM. Doorifri ...tm Sharon Seott and Mary lu I xnk be eamc 'I V personahtles when they appeared on a loeal televxslon program to help publxcxle the Mexxean Supper Proeeeds from thxs event were placed ln the I W A bulldmg fund wo- l E...-em... D! Myrna Stalter 1954 graduate of our sehool returned durxng Vocatxon Week assembly to ex plum the daily lxfe and eytpe rxences of a student nurse at the J1mesR Dougherty Jr Sehool of Nurslng where she IS ln trammg rlhere was 1 xartety of 1 sem bhes durxng, Nocatxon Vkfeek whxch were 1 great help IH de choose after graduatxon Sister Mary Xauer dxctated the fundamentals of short hand to the class as Rosemary XX7lllllI11S and Kay Vetters keep up venth her at the board C 'I 9 I . t ' t X ,U I fees' I Q 4 . W' l.A f r ' i 4' X H V! V - ' I - M X ' 1 'O-N , 0 se N - .E , ' a I 7 v ag ' , , - ' .A 'AM ' 1 tl I I '- rx JK .'u ', , , l A x Q W -K Y 'La - L e . . ' 4' . 4 X 4 ' VA ' 1 ' ' i cyl V ' ' gl, 4 eel ' . V ,VY 1 y ' 1 s L , s s ' - 5 A . . . ',,,...a- cxdmg the vocatlon we would ew- e so ' t ' , , jfs ' Af '7 ' 1 e f . ,, ,, 'Z , ' , -- 'wif I 2 ' ' - ' ' ' 1- , Y - ......r......- W... , ,,,x l r A' v., ' s f' I I- 1 ' ' l 9 J f s v Q. x y' ' , te . if , . . V 'T A

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56 Now Sister Stanislaus had plenty of room for her filing cabinets and other reference material that she needed to carry out her responsible duties as Registrar. The Registrars and Principals offices, the waiting room, conference room, and first aid rooms were all conveniently located in the first floor administrative area adjacent to the lobby. Kfsz NJ What would The Aurora staff have done without Becky Bas- kett to help us type up copy around deadline time! , Tv' The All-City Student Council. with representatives from every school in the city, conducted their March business meeting in our library. Afterwards, they all made a tour of the building and A'ohs and 'Aahs of surprised wonderment could be heard as they examined each classroom and closet.