St Vincents Academy - Vincentian Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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September bring fill! swing part ic ip at ion in activities rang¬ ing from class politicians £tffmnig their soap-box speeches to the Sophomores decorating for their annual tall social. From eight in me morning till the late evening hours, the school •limbs with the challenges offered to all its students and promotes talent, initiative, and intelligence. May brings to an end the endeavors of the year. With trophy cases filled and with minds and hearts overflowing, we look back over our accomplishments with pride and satisfaction, and look ahead to the future to see the advance¬ ments made, the tournaments won, the trophies gathered, and the school tradition upheld in the halls of the New Saint Vincent s. O GANIZ moNQ

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TREASURED MEMORIES ARE OUR HERHASE 14

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Let’s get into the Swing of Things is the Student Council Theme for this year. President, Martha Mabry; Vice-Presi¬ dent, Barbara McMil- lian; Secretary, Peggy Moffatt; and Treas¬ urer, Frances Cap!is, render service to the student body and help carry out the theme established. Co-ordinating club activities is the job of the Club Board. Bernadette Zimmer, Delores Tiller, Dolores Bott, Toni Messmer, Jann Folsom, Pat Dwyer, Pat Candilora, Betty Marks, Mary Uffelman, Nina Broyles, Bitsy Patrick, Anne Napughton, Mary Momeau, Sec¬ retary, and Ann Braswell, President, see that all runs smoothly. Atholyn Ligon, Grace Proven- zana, Nancy May, Ramona Bott, and Flor- e n c e McGill, class presidents, plan projects for the har¬ mony of the classes.