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

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..,....... -up-nn...'-vw THINKING SOLILSH - CARLYLE Sister M. Edwin, Sister Marietta, Sis- ter joseph Al- phonsus, and Mrs. C. Paul- son are the teachers in the English de- P!lI'tlNCI1f. 'Y' FUTURE PROMISE . . . Their alma mater will keep her eyes on these Freshmen. Mary Grassmuclr, Cathy Marischen, Donna Wfilliams, Barbara Klump, Mary Ann Baumann and Mary Lou O'Connell had their essays published in a national anthology. CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION are held by Mary Hildebrant, Ingrid Polzin, and Tina Tucker for entries in an essay contest. their winning More Essay Experts l

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THE STUDY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE is one of the favorite exercises of these Seniors. Some of the class members are: Carol Doerr, Pat Connelly, Virginia Langhorst, Dot Huelsman, Barb Allhoff, Lois Ernest, Jean Connelly, Mimi- Cantwell, Maureen Cleary, Judy Elder, Jackie Julius, Carol Becherer, Judy Brncic, Earlene Chott, Rosalie DiNoto. Jeanne Hahn and Dolores Gessner get ready to give class reports. I08 LITERATURE IS THE THOUGHT OF F o u r y e a r s o f English are necessary for a girl to graduate from Incar- nate Word Academy.

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-up '37 -l-3Y:8 y 5 TIS' ULACKBOARD PRACTICE . . . Betty Pallxlfdy, Susan Keim. june Perry, Marian Busch, and Vera Borg- meyer like a little standing practice oc- casionally. IIO WORDS LIKE SINE , Four years of mathematics are of- fered at IXVA. Anyone with the necessary intelligence and will to work hard is eli- gible to try her luck. The rewards? A great sense of accomplishment--to men- tion only one. For the girl who has this rare gift of an ability to understand mathematics it is a wise move to get all she can of this subject while she is in high school. POSING XVITH BOOKS AND PROBLEMS . . . Irma Koropecky, Sue Bewig, Tina Tucker. and Joanne Trost are students of second year algebra. aww ,,..a+m . -- ,..a,g,1::'a ,,,...vwk fx- W..-W . M-f WM. A W w-Q9