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

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SCARE PENSIVE . . . Sue Ste- RECORDED FOR POSTERITY . . . This is Kathy Costell0's entry in the parade! She won wart ponders her chances a transistor radio-and she must surely have had a lot of fun decorating this Ford. CNote: The of ringing a bottle. Secret Order of Scare Crows is NOT a campus organizationj ' SW m f y , 5 f 1 TU S 1:2-4 WE HAVE KOOKIE HERE! His face is hidden but the comb is in evidence. THE END OF A PERFECT DAY . . . Many of the girls stayed with their The girls present are Donna Willianis dates to enjoy the dance that lasted until midnight. This is Joyce Windmoeller and and Leslie Smith. her date. The others we are unable to identify.

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Early in September, eager and en- thusiastic Seniors assembled in the Gym to receive their treasured class rings. This was the first activity of the school year, but in quick succession came many more opportunities to relax from the daily grind of studies. The Junior Silver Tea was one such oasis, and the Style Show sponsored by Youth In- corporated was another. Wie know that we are in school primarily to study, but we do welcome these opportunities to relax and enjoy social events with our fellow students. PRETTILY POSING before the Style Show are Judy Brncic, Donna Mitulski and Virginia Langhorst. HARD WORKERS ENJOY HOURS OF FUN MORE RINGS . . . Mary Barbara Durso, and Patricia Abeln are eager to show off their newly acquired jewelry. MORE PUNCH . . . Georgian Taucher, Judy Costello, Carol Becherer, Judy Klaus, Marilyn Gardner, Irma Koropecky, Mary Ann Proost and other friends of IWA enjoy a spot of tea.