Academy of Mary Immaculate - Immaculata Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)
- Class of 1953
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Academy of Mary Immaculate
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THE IMMACULATA
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His Excellency
THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS KIELY GORMAN, D.D
Titular Bishop of Rhasus
Coadjutor to the Bishop of Dallas
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DEDICATION
We the Semor Class of 1953 devotedly
dedlcate our annual THE IMIVIACULATA
to the Very Reverend Anthony E Daly
pastor of Sacred Heart Church ln apprecla
txon for the guldance and counsel he has glven
us dun-mg our academxc years We pray that
we shall always remaln falthful to th
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ards lnstxlled mto our hearts
Dear Graduates
Everyone has goods assets resources and talents of some ktnd No one
cantruthfully and honestly lament That God has neolected htm tn Hts dxstrtbutton
oftalents The fact ofthe matter may be that the most tnstgmftcant thtng one
possesses may be that whtch God constders most worthwhtle that whtch one should
releaseto serve manktnd The questlonts not W hat you don thave but rather
What you do have
The songfulbtrd cannot keep tts song Its very breast would burst tf tt dtd
The flower cannot keep tts fragrance and beauty the heart of the flower would
spoxl tf tt refused to releasethese The fountatn of pure water cannot cut off the
streams flowtng from tt tt would become a stagnant pool lf tt dtd The Jewel can
not keep tts brtlltance from reflecttng and shtntng out Its value would come to
l1ve to yourself nor for yourself wtthout harmmg your own tmmortal soul
All of us have certatntalents and we are unconsctously releastng them The
tmportant thtng to remember IS that you must release them rxghtly and tn the
proper channels
The prodtgal sonwas releasxng hts resources when he was Wasttng hts sub
stance tn rtotous ltvlng ' However he made the most of the rest of hts ltfe when
he arose and came to hts father He dtd not come to Ltve hrs wasted ltfe anew
There IS no suchposstbtltty 'lhat whtchts wasted ts gone forever Rtghtly re
lease what resources and talents you have or have left for the honor and glory of
God forthe spxrltual edtflcatton of others and last but certatnly not least for your
own temporal and sptrttual happtness
May thatwhtchyou have learned under the tutorage of the good Ststers of St
Mary be a source of xnsptratton and happtness throughout your ltfe
God love you
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Leta Mae Hadley, '52 President,
Valedictorian, and Editor ofthe IMMAC-
ULATA, on February 14, enteredthe No-
vitiate ofthe Sisters ofSaint Mary, at our
Lady of Victory College, Fort Worth.
THE BETTER PART
The roads of life, invitingly,
Beckoned to a youthful heart.
A future lay dark, uncertain--
To fulfill its destined part.
The sheen of worldly pleasure
Cast a glow entrancingly,
Yet somehow died in the dimness
of an eye that failed to see.
For a sudden peace had stolen
Into the silence of that heart,
A peace that made a youthful mind
Long for "a better part. "
No din of earthly glamour,
No false sheen of passing time,
Could satisfy a pain that longed
To possess that peace sublime.
For the King of Kings invitingly
Had beckoned to that heart--
And an eager soul enrantured
Had found "the better part. "
Sister Mary Vincent Otto, S.S.M
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IMMACUL TA STAFF
Seated Phylhs Martin Carolyn Garvey Joann Constandlne
Rlta Jacobl Ceha Rellly
Standing Eva Marla Steiner Jo Ann Perry
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Art Edltor
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Busmess Manager-
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Joann Constandme
Jo Ann Perry
Eva Marla Stelner
Carolyn Garvey
Phylhs Martln
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JOANN CONSTANDINE
Joannwas born ln Wxchlta Falls on February 1 1935 She has gone
to school at A M I for twelve years By unammous vote she was elected
Presldent of her class and Edltor of the IMIVIACULATA After grad
uatlon she plans to attend college and major ln Educatlon
CAROLYN GARVEY
Carolyn came to A M I IH the slxth grade As senior she leads
her class She IS Valedlctorxan of her class Cordxal slncere and
dependable Carolyn lS easlly aleader She plans to attend Mldwestern
Umverslty followlng graduatlon
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RITA JACOBI
Rlta the thlrd youngest ln a famlly ot eleven was born IH Electra
T November 24 1934 She enrolled at A M l this year as a
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Vocatlon essay contest Rlta has earned much recogmtnon as
t d nc ed typlst mthe class Her generous nature and her
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helpfulness to everyone has conquered many hearts here at A M I
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She plans to attend college at Our Lady of Vlctory m or or
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PHYLLIS MARTIN
Phyllls born 1n Wlchxta Falls on October 16 1934 attended the
Academy from the fu-stgradc through hugh school Her athlctlc ablllty
IS known far and wlde Phyllms holds thrcc vc ry Lmportant OfflCLS Sports
Edntorof the annual Secretary of her class and Vnce Presldent of the
Sodallty By anovcrwhelmlng majorxty she was chosen Immaculta
Glrl for 1953
JO ANN PERRY
JO Ann spent her earller school years ln Vernon Texas She af end
edthe Academy ln her Senior year Her wlnmng personallty pleaslng
volce and kxndly manner make her a deslrable compamon and one of
our dearest school pals Jo Ann's present plans Indicate a business
course IH Dallas
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CELIA REILLY
Cdma the sngond youngest cluld mn a fammly of mme was born m
New NILX1CO She has attended the Acaduny smcn tho fu-sl 0radL ar d
was elected Prefect ofthe oodalltx ln her beruor ynar By popular x otc
she was elecud banlor candldatc forthe 'Xlardl C ras qucun Comgst
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BETTY ANN SCHENK
Betty came from Scotlandtojoln the Semors thls year She took an
actlve part ln the schoolVo11ey Ballteam and was one of the maln factors
IH makmg the team a blg success Her complete unselflshness and
cheerful optlmlsm has won Betty many frlends
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KATHLEEN SCI-IREIBER
Kathleen, the flrst lnafamlly of flve, was bornon November 1, 1934
1nW1ndthorst, Texas. Her stay there was short however, for Kathleen
came to Wlchlta Falls and enrolled IH the fourth grade at A.M. I. She
IS always out front to take an actlve part ln sports and has made the "A"
team for three straight years.
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EVA MARIA STEINER
Eva whose home IS ln Austrla and whose enthuslasm amazes us
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loan Her dark glowlng eyes and perpetual smlle have won for Eva
many frlends at A M I
LUIELLA WACHSMANN
Lulella the elghth member of a famxly of fourteen was born ln
Wxndthorst She attended the Academy ln her .Tumor and Semor years
Pleasant wholesome and sweet empered Lulella IS 111-Qcd by all her
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Phylhs Martm Secretary, Cella Reilly Vlce Presldent, Joann
Constandlne P r e s x d e n t , Carolyn Garvey Reporter Jo Ann
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De1rdreHund Treasurer Rosemary Wllhams Presldent Jane
Remlly Vxce Presxdent, Joan Markey Secretary AudreyGr1ner
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BettyRussell becretary Mary Kathleenhumsden Vxce Presx
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Glenda Otto Reporter
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
Dlanne Derby Secretary Betty Jones Presxdent Jarnce Ro
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She IS the glrl from Austr1a" Everywhere I went ln A M I they whxspered thxs the Slsters as
well as the gxrls I was not supposed to hear lt but I could not help lt But that was only ln the be
glnnlng Now everybody knows me and I am an A M I glrl just llke all the others Stlll there are
many that do not really know how I happened to come all the way from Austrla to Texas And th1s IS
what I am go1ng to tell you here
A blt more than a year ago I was a llttle student 1n a llttle school ln a lxttle town Ihad lots of
frlends lots of fun but llttle excltement untll I heard about the scholarshlps to Amerlca They were
based on an exchange of students between Austrxa and the Unlted States and allowed the wlnners to
l1ve for a full year wlth an Amerncan fam1ly hke thelr own chxld, and to study at an Amerlcan hlgh
school Darlngly I applled for It never even dream1ng that I mlght be one of the lucky wlnners
Oulte some txme after I had fllled out the flrst applrcatxon blanks and sent a currlculum to the Ex
change Offmce xn Vlenna I was summoned to Vlenna for a httle examlnatxon It really was no exam
just a conversatlon about myself my lnterests and ablhtles Th1s was the flrst real step to Amerxca
Then came a long per1od of waxtlng, fllllng out further blanks, and walttng agaln In June I had
the greatest surprlse of my Ixfetlme It was a letter that told me that I and Z9 other young Austrxans
had been selected from a crowd of 600 to represent Austrla ln the States'
Then lt went fast, passport tram tlcket shlp txcket And off we went leavmg behmd all our loved
ones and our country but looklng forward to thls so promxsxng year The tmp was wonderful' Sw1tzer
land, France Parts the Queen Mary New York St I..ou1s and then Texas' You know the rest
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