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

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ETS S144 FOR SENIOR CHARITY PROJECT This was the most fun ever! XVC earned. by the sweat of our brows, S144 which we used to say Merry Christmas to the pa- tients at Shamrock and Er. Dempseys Rest I-Iome for the aged. We think that the Seniors should be voted The Best Car-XVashers of the Year. POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS ARE MISSOIQRIANS. YOIWVE GOT TO SHOVU THEM , . . The Missourians that came by to have their cars washed were so kind and understanding that the whole day was one of pleasant contacts. To make sure that the project would he a huge success Mary Ann Eallert and janet Elias kept the passing motorists informed of what was going: on. VOLUNTARY SERVICE OE LITTLE SISTERS IS VUELCOMED . . . Mary Ann Rouse's little sister helps Kay Coughlin, Mary Martin. Beverly Kemp. and Kathy Murphy.

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LSE PLENTY OF SOAP . 4 . Sharon XY'endeln makes sure that the customer gets his moneys 'nw g,,w.,-w-.,,..'.wh ON well your Mar- Mary and satis- CAR WASH A LITTLE PLAY HELPS . , . Someone forgot that it was the cars that needed washing and turned the hose on M. Ann Proost. Gwen Boyd and Mary Ann Rouse fail to be symp.1thet- ic.

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FUN AND FROLIC AND A FAREWELL-TO-CARES LOOKIT . , . XX'ay down there are some pygmiesf' says Judy Sullivan to her friend Pat O'Keefe as they ride the ferris wheel on homecoming day. Every year the Fathers' Club of IXVA sponsors the annual Home- coming. This year the Homecoming was in the form of Z1 giant Carnival. Everybody had fun and there was something to attract people of all ages and tastes, This years Home- coming will forever be a cherished memory to all who attended. GOLDFISH! HOW' CUTE! . . , Mary Solari lets the world know that she citvcmct like goldfish. but Barbara Heckcl con- gratulates the lady for her taste in making purchases.