Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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John Fuhrbach Carmen Gomez Lucy Gregory Carl Hodges Bill Manning A i:, ti i N ' £ II) A C C u B Ted Mellinger Tipton Miller Cecilia Poolos Heiuy Russo Jockey Weirick

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A, eumtOH eiu Robert P. Carter Sponsor Shirlene Fox President The Newman Club of Amarillo College is which is called the Newman Federation. This fed Newman, honors John Henry Cardinal Newman teenth century. The purpose of the club, as stated in the c the temporal lives of its members through a bal social activities. The organization of the Amarillo Colle process entailed the soliciting of Catholic student members, as well as the electing of officers and completed and a definite program of study and r the first semester. but a unit of the national Catholic organization eration has existed for fifty-two years. Its name, , a great Catholic convert who lived in the nine- onstitution, is to deepen the spiritual and enrich anced program of religious, intellectual, and ge Newman Club began in November, 1947. The s and those interested in the Catholic faith as the ratifying of the constitution. These steps were ecreation was established by the termination of -H s Florence Ledwig Vice-President Margaret Ann Banasik Secretary Jim Debbrecht »V

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Palo. 3 u The PALO DURO, official student annual of Amarillo Col- lege, pictures the various phases of life in the college. With the exception of one year, the yearbook has been published continu- ously since the first issue in 1930. Under the direction of a faculty sponsor, the annual is edited and published by the editor and the business manager and their staff. Both editor and business man- ager are appointed by the sponsor with the approval of the presi- dent of the college. William A. Potman Sponsor Billie Joyce Bird Editor Amelia Foster Assistant Editor Betty Joyce Seeds Business Manager Edwin Jaquet Art Editor Gene Tipps Assistant Art Editor Irvin Nelson Sports Editor Louise Daniel Composition Editor