Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Literatu re English . . . our native language . . . a field Without limit Q I . . . four years far too short a time to learn all the grammar, Macbeth acclaimed at IWC Drama Festival. Winning cast poses after pre- sentation of scenes from Shake- speare's great drama: Sylvia Na- varro, narrator: Alma Lopez, mes- senger: Mary Ioe Diegel, Lady Mac- beth: ludy Neitzel, Macbeth: Toni Kunz, physician: Rosemary Morris, lady-in-waiting. Whan that aprille with his shoures sote . . . Chaucer's creations come in for live- ly discussion in Sister Mary Clima- cus' English class. Dorothy Kennell, Rosemarie Trevino, and Hope lim- enez are having a good time, and so is the teacher! 18 literature, and composition techniques . . . four years by far too short to exhaust the literary treasures of Shakespeare, Ten- nyson, Dickens, Longfellow, Scott, Emerson, etc., etc. lnto each life some rain must fall. It is actually pouring here at English IV, as Sister Mary Clima- cus supervises a sti ff test in English literature. we-:r-wer--.rr'.t--ftezulurgmtrwr r-'. 51. 1 -1 .immxxsns - 1 use wsm7s:sw-uuammww

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cl u bs and classes MEMORIES IN THE MAKlNG.f. . . f locked within the following pages are memories of four ,high school years. Still fresh and bright and new, still linked with things which seem the same. they are scarcely memories et. Y But give them a chance. Let Time touch them with its magic, and they will come back to us in the long, flat years that are to come, gilding with their luster the dullness of monotony, the humdrum routine, of life as we are bound to know it in later years. Here, then, are our memories, caught fast as they hur- ried across the threshold of the present into the twilight coun- try of they past. Undoubtedly some will be inexpressibly sweet, some bitter, but all part of the pattern that was our ,thigh cschaalflife. t i e 1 y Takes them, as they area Time and patience will dull sharp edgesjlrejectecl friendship will be recalled without bitterness: names, yyyy once, cherished will scarcely be remembered: the kind- ness of friends will shine in primal beauty through the mist of years. Mays these memories bring us all a measure of hap- piness and may the galloping hoofs of Time never quite ob- literate lthemfrom our highway of life. 7 Blue Smock, Historian Grace Scheidt Parliamentarian

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In the department of English Sister Mary Cli- macus, Sister Brendan Marie, Sister Ieanne de Matel, and Sister Mary Stephen help us to acquire a love of good books and to improve our skill in oral and written discourse. Grammar is an indispensable tool in the mastery of correct English. Here Sister Brendan Marie checks the board work of Marguerite Panza and Hilda Cavazos. How to study...Carolyn Taranto and Mary Ann Weiss learn the secret of correct study habits. Seeing is believing . . . Sister Brendan Marie here supple- ments a unit on The Tale of Two Cities with a showing of the film. These attentive sopho- mores follow with interest the fate of their hero, Sydney Car- ton. 19