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

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A sense of accomplishment of a job well done was felt by Editor-in-Chief of The Aurora, Gene Kenny, and her layeout assistants Carolyn Slover and Gloria Castello, as they looked over the completed pages in the yearbook dummy before meeting the final copy deadline. I Z2 x .x ': 0: - o gf 'I 5 0 What an im- pressive s i g h t these spotlessly gleaming halls were to every- one who s a w them. But f o r t h e graduating s e - niors i t w a s something even more special, for they had only f o u r s h o r t months to en- joy the building t h e y w o u l d ' soon be leaving forever. 29 A A I1 Ml

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Pc Members of the faculty met to decide on questions and sched- ules in preparation for our final exams, VVhewf What a relief it was to get these tests over with! Studying the many kinds of page layouts and story forms was almost a weekly rou- tine for the journalism class. Sponsor Sister Jeanne Francis lent advice on improving news stories, selling adverf tiscments, and gave other pointers on how to improve student publications. Vocation Day is another annual event looked forward to by all of us. The dio- cesan-wide field day is held on the Col- lege-Academy grounds and teams from surrounding schools participate in a va- riety of sports competitions. Trophies are awarded the teams amass- ing the highest number of points. l -Q Y. .-f l S :fi x J., I Y .1 .tg A i t s fs tiff f - -

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