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

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1716 Annua! ffaff ,ofesenfs Aybhybfs of 1.957-IH56' This Volume of 'The Star is com- pletely new from cover to cover. This does not imply that this is the best year- book ever. It's merely different and we hope you'l1 like it. All who have work- ed on this annual have derived a great deal of satisfaction in the production of it. Serious consideration was given to the selection of a theme. In this as in all other aspects of the book, time will tell in what we have failed. Meanwhile we present it to you, students and friends, trusting you will find our attempts to portray every phase of school life here both inter- esting and rewarding. Above: Iaycie Ingersoll and Carolyn Sue Glass seem relaxed and pleased. Iustly so. It's only October and as yet they have no idea of the mountains of work ahead. Lett: Ellen Luedemann, Sandi Ioseph and Car- men Novoa crop one of hundreds of pictures for annual. Put it up against the light and you won't cut their ears or give them crew cuts . warns a voice from somewhere. Gigi Clancy, Marci Ducote and Sandra Mc- Lellan lall in for more than their share of work- ing on layouts. They happen to be boarders and are within calling distance of the press room. Gigi comes from Falfurrias, Marci from San Angelo and Sandra from Venezuela. Much of their work was done before they visited their homes for the Christmas vacation.

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bf progress 177 saliva! sysfefn The present building, erected in 1950 on the southwest section of a 230 acre tract of natural wooded park over- looking San Antonio, accommodates about 700 students. The, east wing, Madeleine Hall, provides residence tor about 130 girls. Several new class- rooms have been added in recent years, and present more-than-capacity enrollment necessitates further expan- sion. Right: Most Rev. Stephen Aloysius Leven. Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio, breaks ground lor the new student chapel top be dedicated prior to the opening of school in September. With his Excellency are Rev. Lawrence I. Stuebben, zhaplain, Mr. E. G. Walsh, contractor, Rev. A. R. Schunict and Rev. Robert Walden. lf li' .Y 'em Agra' V rm T , Sgt, .Sn Jrfxfflr ,, . . .AND THE LONELY W 'ge-MQ, z U-qhiw'-X-... I'---.l BUSES ON Y

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177 Hyflfi V0 me of yeafboa. 76,9 .War This is what I call neat . Linda lane Cheviot calls Kay Measels' attention to an attractive arrangement of pictures and editorial comment in some other yearbook. Girls also get ideas from current magazines. Right: The annual staff meets the last of three deadlines Feb. 20. Here Mary lean Haggard strikes the keys of a Royal while .Irma Mon- talbo lleitl and Sylvia Leal stand by for possible emergencies. Girls who have completed typing courses are more than useful here. It's an incomplete book that doesn't show everybody at least once. Names misspelled can be a source of annoyance too. Here Anne Marie Engels and Sister Mary Iulia check and double check before submitting final copy to the publishers. The chances are that mistakes will be made. All annual members are amateurs. present ones not excepted. The fourteen girls in the journalism class comprise the annual staff: Editor-in-chief ,...,.,.,..,.. Iaycie Ingersoll Iunior Editor .,..i..,.,...,. Carolyn Sue Glass Associate Editors ...,.....,..... Sandi loseph Ellen Luedemann Carmen Novoa Religion Editor ...,,. Anne Marie Engels Sports Editor ...,..., ...... S andra McLellan Typists .................... .................... S ylvia Leal Irma Montalbo Mary lean Haggard Layouts ...... ..., L inda I. Cheviot Kay Measels Gigi Clancy Marci Ducote Moderator ........ ........ S ister Mary Iulia 5 4' :ld n,n..s.Lv p -V, irq.