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

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ismnu uuss ni mann NN 'WV E 11 Beaker Breakers Officers are: Frances Pons, Secretaryg Karon Walker, Treasurer: Louise Robinson. President: Patricia Linney, Rcportcrg and Pat Haven, Parliamentarian. Absent is Nancy Skelton, Vice-President. Mrs. F. L. Floyd gave an illustra- ted lecture on sea s h e 1 1 s t o t h e Beaker Breakers during o n e of their regular meetings. BEAKER BREAKER The Beaker Breakers is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and the Texas Academy of Science and is devoted to drawing interest to scientific and nursing pro- fessions. Most of the members are now taking some science training while others have had previous training. Included in the many activities this year were group socials, talks by members of scientific professions, and cooperation with the Third Annual South Texas Science Fair. in Q' , , 2 R tw ps .:E?.L:'. . sy. -f..,Qb-

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w . 4 .. ,., M ii ll a t L f 3, fi, ,Q-,.l . g 'E L-li Lula' .qv L 'I , . I IL i. 'N 'L4u 'LV' 59 1 L D IJ N ! Ln, 2 ka mf Q N. .E 1 'TQ 15' bv HU hi' r -li J if-Q ,J -'41 1 LH -.Hr -' ie .5 -H '34 vlggflia-B15 A 4 5 ,. -Y'! 574 5 dig, msus ssr. The Chairmen for the Junior Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine are: Norma Leal, Judy Serna, Sister Luke, Sis- ter Ann, Sister Agnes Marie, and Emily Vesely. Al- though this is only its fifth year, the organi- -zation has done much to fulfill its purpose, win- ning souls for Christ. This year's projects were: in- struction of chil- dren by the teachers, the dis- tribution of Cath- olic literature. filling baskets of food for the needy, sponsor- ing Easter Egg Hunts, making holy cards and other articles. Funds are raised by the weekly Pot of ternity meets in seperate rooms for the three different groups and their individual sponsors. Gold. The Confra- JU IUR CONFRATER ITY OF CHRISTIA DOCTRI E Marcia Chamber- lain, Reporter, M a r y Frances Hatch, Seeretaryg Laura Mae Grib- b i n , Presidentg M a r y A. Ber- langa, Viee-Presi- dentg and Walieta Gold, Treasurer. x. Q -- .. - ' gf., fi, fl--E-I, -H! 'l' 'F ' I5 i eff z Z' t r. ? r-J' . rw F S5 W P 3' 4 'V . J V, yf N-its 4 , 'M' 5, -nl 'gi .ln i. .-all -243 TI- ,x ! ' 'J 3 3 Y? W ,, i-Q :PE ., ,L gr . ff '! -,, ' A P- A gx -i 'iff . E iv Q :W ii H tt. 1 E' if 'rp ' L A Q' ,Ir - N ' Q - , H I lx X, - r I Q? J. -ff' X xi N C 'A L ibut