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

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DELIGHTFULLY ENTERTAINING txt. FRESHMEN DO A PLAY ABOUT THE FIRST THANKSGIVING . . . Dot Cusick, Sherrill Savin, Mary Ann Borsch, and Elaine Everett kept us entertained in this very interesting play. RECIPIENTS OF COURTESY AWARDS, Sharyn Larkin, Margaret Mudd, Carole Knoll, and Rita Mulligan most graciously let us get their picture after they had been voted the most courteous girls in their respective classes. SONGBIRD . . . Miss Candida Pilla, a talented American voca- list, gave a concert that will long he remembered by those fortunate enough to have heard her. 27

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26 I57 ' 1 ffm.- NARRATOR . . . Jackie Du- Mont did an excellent job as narrator for K n 0 W Y 0 u r America. ASSEMBLIES WERE INSTRLLCTIVE AND KNOW YOUR AMERICA directed b Sister Re ina and staged by the American History Y 8 classes was one of the treats of the year. These characters fro portrayed by: Judy Hermann, Mary Alice Weber, Jackie Roby, Fienup, and Barbara Hartmann. I SIGNING THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE . . . tr roth, and Theresa Kickham portrayed in a very convincing mann 44244 tion of Independence in a play presented for general assembly 'arf : N ' nm out of America's past are Virginia Weidner, Mary A. Eat McGauley, Micki Icken e the signers of the Declara- in November.

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WHILE SHEPHERDS WATCHED THEIR FLGCKS A OOK OF CONTENT- ME T . . . Mary Jo Quinn see happy with her thoughts of te Christ Child. Sandy Geo e and Sharon Layton lis- ten agerly to her words. THE NATIVITY . . . All the shepherds and their wives have come to pay their sincere homage :o the Christ Child. Mary jo Quinn, Ginny Dwyer, Peggy Wahby, Helen Perdue, QMaryj, Sue Kohler, Penny Neumann, Marilyn janning, Florence Bues Cher, Sandy George, and Joanne Pohlmann. l F 3 2 s 1 Q