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

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THREE YEARS OF SPANISH 'MA' FLASH CARDS ARE USED BY FRESHMEN . . . jane Schmitt, Pat Rodgers, Nancy Hortenergebr, and Mau- reen Martin study their verbs. AND THEN THERE- WERE NONE . . . We hope these fresh- men will not meet with the fate of the little Indians of the rhyme. Sue Jaeger, Pat Bohannen, Palla DeClue, and Jackie Lonigro learn vocabulary in an interesting man- ner. LLAMA SKIN RUG, Real too! Eileen Brackmann shows a sou- venir of her years spent in Peru.

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AMONG IWA STUDENTS' FAVORITES fin... IIIIHIHH S 5 , U Cgs w 5, ., Mali haron O'Neill gives a COOKERY, A NOBI.E SCIENCE . . . Mastering that science are Mary Frances Wliitelaw Donm elping hand to her Zimmermann, Judy Mike, and Mary Wieck. Here they are getting ready to make some delicious lassmates, Christmas cookies. DECEMBER 9 , , . Paula Picco counters NOW WE SHALL BE ABLE TO READ THE IVIENU when we C'lt out with the Correct English. word in a vocab- Judy Joyce and Peggy Hill may never have had such 1 motive in taking french ulary practice. 'J ll as - N Jo 1 R Q 16 .U H .. .sl but it does help.

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STUDIED AT INCARNATE WORD ACADEMY GETTING READY FOR THE FEAST OF THE VIRGIN OF GUADALUPE . . . Judy Fistcr and Marilyn XValsh are third year Spanish students. CUBA IS MUCH IN THE NEXVS THESE DAYS and so the second year Spanish class take up the study of its customs and culture. joan Klein, Mary Ann Giessmann, janet Filla, Judy Frankowski, Glenda Hudson, and Carol Drescher are sophomore Spanish students. rata lrlwsfl Q f 53:15 I S Q E m 11:2 :mm .,,... . , , 'I P - ' s THE SCHOOLMARM is Mary Ann Olsen. , I :fl nos