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

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IS CELEBRATED WITH TRUE CHRISTIAN SPIRIT As ot't'ici.1l nienibers ot' the 5 Cliristims Carols Association the Clee Cflu b divided into tvvo groups. one singing .it lizmous- B.irr, Norrhldnd, on December IS. .ind the other .it l:.11NOLlS-Btlff. TllllllL'lW.1f'. on December 19, -Gaim!!! GIVE A BOOK is the advice of these freshmen who never tire of browsing in the library. April Battisto, Ruth Overmann, janet Filla. Kathy Marco. :md Sue XY'hite know how to solve their gift giving problems, GOD REST YE MERRY. GENTLEMEN , . . A-c.iroling .it FAMOVS-BARR .irez Phyllis Vollnier. Kathleen Nnugliton. Beverly Kemp. .loyce XYYl!'lkllNOL'llC1', Mary Lee Morton, Karen Steinlnge. Dorothy Muehling. Mnrgot Mellies. B.irb.1r.1 Allhoff. Jo Ann Tongay. amd Rita Zorn. Here we come ii c.iroling , .

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TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS PARTY AT IWA Cf L.. As thc lust day ot' siluml hc- forc the Christmas liolirlays draws r1c.1r thu lioliiliy spirit pervades the .itinosplu-ru. This yciir the excitement lwrulaq loose on Dcmembcr 19. Altar su-ing the movie Tho Primm- XY',1r ol' Miior Bcnsciii' thu girls wr-lit to their rcspsriiw lioiiiwooiiis .mil cxulriiigul gifts. By noon tlir- Stlhvul W.ls LlL'sLflcal, 'l'l'lli CHRlF'lMAS STORY OLD AND 5X l'l7IfIl' is iuuvinlirl lu rlii imiitlwws iii' ilii Mxiili .mil Di'.im.i alms tu lu- l'l'L'NLUl'xl mir thu PA, systiiii. Sr-ttiiig thi iii!rwl.i Iwi' thi- ixiiisihil lmrl4igriviii1il .iw fNl.li'x lt. Uliiiiii .mil lx.ix fwiiiuliliii Nmniliiig .iii vliniiiii liirmr. xlurlx Fllllllklll. Nt4g'li.ii11u Krris. 'lush' lliissiy. liriilgat l..mlir. .mil Ciiwwl l7rillm.m i'l'xx.1s thu Nwnlx lur- furu Clii'isrm.1s .mil .ill th i' ii Ll g li thu sClwul Lxiitciiicnt WAS thu rule O XX'llA'l' lfl'X owning Cliristiiiis Virsr-rits, 'lhuu iuriuis wulx rifm our in the miilst uf gint LXClIQ.lllCl'1l to l . UIUKl'.llNllL'I'. Swain .irtrr PM Comm-llxp lill.n Dimssyl. Di-rliw liiucr. lxI.lI'lll'I1 Dclliougnc, C.11'ul liccli- iwsr lui' viii' Ili k .ur ll.ll'lW.ll'.l Dursw. Blilfj' V, Dxvyrii Ciwlyri DL-llwiigic, Rit.i C.11'1'Oll, .mil Cl.ii'.i Dulle .if imiry Ill.lliL'I'9 l, xxcic lost in thc crawl 317 ,,,. T

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JUNIOR RED CROSS AND CIVICS CLU In order to do a better job the Civics Club and the junior Red Cross joined forces, and thus formed the businest or- ganization at Incarnate Wford Academy. The girls that belong to one or other of these clubs never let a chance go by that offers them an opportunity to help the less fortunate of the world. They find that there is great satisfaction in doing things for others for Christs sake, and without any hope of being rewarded in this life, Both the Civics Club and the junior Red Cross are com- posed mostly of freshmen. and they are under the able spon- sorship of Sister Regina. A SMALL XYORLD , . , Though it is in reality small it provides enough scope for Christians to prow themselves. Civics Club members shown here studying the globe are: Judy Koehne. joan Newton. Barbara Little- field. and jackie Meyer. J R C B O X E S READY. and hop- ing that the recip- ients will like them are: Joan Ohler, Mary Lewis, Mary Ann Spurlock. and Ruth Knopf. no RN im Q