St Marys Episcopal School - Carillon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Why, this is the last Friday ofthe month, isn't it? BOTTOM RIGHT: Madame Halloweeny and her gang. THIS PAGE: TOP LEFT: Mrs. Stevens dresses for the occasion. TOP RIGHT: Sleeping Beauty. BOTTOM: Rabbi Sloane.

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Cctober October was the month for strange happenings. The Halloween Bazaar, weird as it was, was not nearly so strange as Mr. Leech's appearance in chapel in a Scottish kilt, or the debut of Sharon Ban- anna and The Bunch. When speaking of strange happenings, one recalls the time The Chess Master played twenty people simultaneously and lVl.U.S. battled The Allstars of St. Mary's, St. Agnes, Hutchi- son, and Lausanne in soc- cer. One event that was not strange, but exciting was Marge Thrasher's appear- ance in Shadt Hall to give us some straight talk about a vvoman's place in the tele- vision industry. f

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November November was a month in which tired St. Mary's students found relief in activities such as the moving movie, Henry the Fifth, the glorious victory against MUS in volleyball, the chemistry class's field trip to Plough, Inc., stimulating assemblies by Tallie Lipscomb and Mr. Robert Love, and ever inspiring Beta Club tapping, and the enthralling Ninth- Grade joust. St. Mary's students also helped many needy families when they brought food disguised as white gifts.