Incarnate Word Academy - The Light Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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CM Cfwttfw WRITERS CLUB The spotlrght has often centered on the newest club on our campus the Wrrters Club At present the club IS composed ot senrors and sopho rnores who are wrllrng to devote extra trme above and beyond the call of assrgnments to creatrve wr1t1ng for varrous contests Several ot the clubs poets had therr works publrshed rn Young Amenccr Smgs The short story wrrters and essayrsts entered SChO1CISflC Wntmg and Atlantlc Monthly contests FRESHMAN CIVICS CLUB Every week the Good Crtrzens Club ot the freshman class reports on world local sports relrgtous cultural and CIVICS news from whrch mem bers get a better understandrng ot the srtuatrons that surround us These meetrngs are conducted by a charrman and secretary elected each month rn order that every grrl may have a chance at leadershrp One of therr maror prorects was the frllrng ot boxes and Chrlstmas stockrngs plus many other worthwh1le protects NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Natronal Honor Soctety IS an organlzatron whlch has as tts purpose the encouragement ot students to develop character scholarshrp servrce and leadershrp The socrety was trrst rntroduced by a delegate at the Chlcago conventron ot the Natronal Assocratror ot Secondary School Prrn crpals rn l9l9 and the lncarnate Word Chapter was organlzed rn l95U The requrrements tor membershrp are l All hrgh school average ot or senror class 4 Possesron ot hrgh characterrstrcs rn rel1g1on character scholarshrp leadershrp ana servrce YOUTH INCORPORATED A relatrvely new organrzatron IS undergorng tts second year wrth great progress Thts year as las year we have crusaded for decency rn dress entertarnm nt and ltteratur Our rncnn hrghlrght of the year was our very su c sstul tashron show soonsored by Castellrs Brrdal Shoppe and Brrx Fl rsts The grrls modeleo many 1G as rn modest dresses for formal ana party wear Thrs protect was pard tor by a calce sale rn the school cate terra Our members wrote to televrsron studros rn order to promote better programs plus many other worthwh1le products Page Forty three , I I I I I - , , , , . at least 85225 2.fConduct average of 9075 3.eMembership in the junior 7 .ff ' ' ' T ' ' ' , , ' ' e. I e. . f' ' ' c e t ' , , . ' ' t , , . , . . .or . . . . e J . 4 A lv I ' -

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Ulm Cligkf Marie Warner, Senior Editor, worked her way up to the top. The Light reporters: Anna Ma- rie Eska, Carol Carafta, Iudy Gelrni, loan Schaiers, Marie Warner, co-editor, lulie Sadow- ski, Sue McNulty, Pat Begley, Mary Io Aubuchon, lane Mc- Grail. Second row: Carolyn Fites, Pat Reilly, Mary Ann Urban, Eileen O'Keeite, Alice Foy, Sue Kribs, Ioan Ann Clarke, artist, Marilyn Teiber, Margie Schmidt, Ruth Steinbicker, Carol Peters, Noel Hackrnann, Kay Wester- heicle, Carol Iokerst, Becky lar- bce, and Kathleen Murphy. Their eager pens keep the school up to date on current news and features. The Light staff: Marie Warner, senior co-editor, Doris Trost, cir- culation manager, and Marilyn Scheer, junior co-editor, admire the Press Week display. Marie Warner, senior editor, and Marilyn Scheer, junior edit- or, leave for a press party at Pontbonne College. Complete Light staff look through papers for ideas. First row: Gloria Stieren, Doris Trost, Sue Ahearn, Pat Van Cou- tren, Marie Warner, Marilyn Scheer, Mary Pat Begley, Pat Gilliland. Second row: Donna Lampe, lean Ludewig, Becky larboe, Noel Hackrnann, Linda Reynolds, Delores Bright, Ther- esa Zitt, Beverly Porzel, Ruth Steinbicker, Iulie Schneider, Cis- sie Schack, Margie Ann Ger- lach, Mary Ann Gerlach. II OM Page Forty-twc jf' . R XXX viitl' if gbfl 0 CNQUQ tA8 in fAQ mulfu -1 :way

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