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

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CHAPTER OF JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Milton Millhguser in his .irticle 'Adxite to My Son st.ites thu the only one sound re.1son for study- ing .1 dead linguage is to grin .ittess to litemture, L.itin has ti tremendous literature that loses in transl.1- tion .md it is the .tim ot' the Latin deplrtment to instill .1 lose ot this langurige in the students so th.1t they will do further studying ot' it when they finish their high school work, Sister Pdtriek Ioseph and Miss B.1rb.1r.1 Doering are the pilots in this department. 2. IIREPARIXG A SKIT for their I..itin Cluh meeting .irei Mary I,owery. I5.irb.ir.i Lung. Patricia McDowell. .ind Sharon Hutson, 5. I.A'IiIN CI.I'I5 OFFICERS: Aliee Ifoy, ClIl.1I'lCHC Rowinslti. 'Linn EI4RlCl'iL'I', .ind Mary Ann Bluinentritt, VI. NOW' YOI' KNOW' XYHAT THE TRODIAN HORSE XYA9 I,IKE KI.iry Zintmerni.1nn. Ann Iiutheit, .tnd jdclcie Rohr treat this poster with tpire. S, A BREAK ITROBI THE TEXT BOOK ROIWIAINE , . . Interested in the magazine Lux L.itinuni only a few of these sophomores noticed the photogmpher. In the picture ure: Peggy I-Iill. Carol Collier. AliCi.i Chase. .Ianice XY'eg1xer, Sue Luechtefeld. Ann Kiefer. Mary Lowery. and Ingrid Polzin 'NILI ,I I, int e 11-.a Dum .v 4... s,..n. , ,X ,-v-S ,M I ljyilffl 4 mil. A

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SISTER PATRICK JOSEPH SPONSORS IW l. XYHAT IS IN THE BOOK? XXV: shall have to ask Theresa Steinager. It is apparent. however. that the fresh- man antl sopliomore Latin class members are highly amusetl, 2. THE ENTIRE CAST of a skit put on by Miss Doer- ing's class are: Catherine Michucla, Margaret Kemp, Carole Riggin. .loan Ohst. Margaret Eschhacher. Mary Ellen Nu- gent. Helen Perdue. Durothy Funk. aritl Sandra Eisenhart. Ri THE NOSE KNOVVS . . , Master of ceremonies is Dorothy Funk. and tlouhtless the Contents of the hottle is amhrusial -I. GODS AND GODESSES DANCE . . . Sandfra Eisen- hart. Helen Pertlue. Theresa Steinager. Betty Drzwutki. antl Margaret Kemp, S, HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY SHOE? . . . This coultl well be the prevailing question here when the shoes of the freshman Latin class were obligingly mixed up by the sophomores who were initiating new members into the jun- ior Classical League.

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Kathleen Kelley 2' AJQIU' f i Ajkfff-il I .. J ' ,, li' mv' f 0' ' . f ii If MM ,i A I 1 I V . . 1 4, ' I fi I fi - ' ru' l ,nl , ' t, vvwt ' I , , I if T , 1 I - I in x L, . I- , ,, n, . A ,. 1 , f. . . A - 4 gf., I . HM, V . A . ,V M . I fr , LQ IILJI 1 ,H JI! J 1 ' l FASHION IS THE SCI- ENCE OF APPEAR- ANCES . , . Mary -I. Ahearn. Gwen Way'man. Iwfargie S C h in i d t. janet Hearst. Gwen Boyd. Laurie Renner. D i a n e Campo. Mary B. Fink. Sharon Reinsmidt. Jenny Roe, and Sharon Vain Voorn make a very pretty picture. YOUTH INCORPORATE Q ..4 K x ff X Thirty IXVA girls delighted the whole stu- dent body und faculty with ai fashion show 'N on December 12. 1958. at 2:15 pm., in the school gym. The flowers for the occasion were provided through the courtesy of BRIX FLORIST. -E QQ V' NEW' AND MODEST . . . juniors and Sen- - - i I 3, iors get .1 prexiew of the 1ix.1il.1ble styles on A time for their Prom. Modeling here are: Rose . Q 'QA' M Schenk. Kuthleen Kelley. Ann Stan. julie Percy. Joyce Ducpner. -Ioan Hoffman. Virginia Soisson. and Rosalie Polini.