Incarnate Word Academy - Aurora Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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' Mother Patricia, the newly elected Mother Superior of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament. . . The new high-school principal, Sister Mary Claude, whom we heartily Welcome! And finally, the conspicuous absence of the old buildings behind I.W.A. proper, in which the Sisters began their splendid work of educating the youth of Corpus Christi. 1 INCARNATE WORD HIGH SCHOOL M of W' F., V' I u WY! s Y as ,F c . + W . I me Q vs if ,w . . 1' 5 gin .JN H 'gil 5. L ' 3 ,A L If . B Q as ,gg ,tv Q ' R V ' r an . .. -1261 A JI . i ,jf .sn M n ' ig e .- ' me-' ' ., 4, V ' Q , , Y V, Q f. ' cf sclcaahori - 32 To Saint Maria Goretigig patron of youth innocent and most pure life .harder to preserve the virtue of we, the girls of the Incarnare A High School, dedicate the L. ,J 12 v K V F F' 4 pr ,:i1.,.:'T X ' ' .f , W I EM., , . 15, H , W ga! wiv i I, 5 X ,M . .mix 1. Ng! I A 1 X in L i M 1 , M 7 ' Q- 4 .fn , 4-. A Q- W A ir A c 0 R A Y' if ' lr e f K x . 'A ' 5 5+ Q 12. F 1 I . .32 , AA 1- - . 1- 1 .L ':. , R1 H sz nf V ' A , ly . W . ,W ' mf? si J 1, 4 u' A 2 -1: W ,K we Q4 A ., 4, W ,rw , Q f f ff li f ,W , fy X' . H1 ,WM,.m.-'44-m.,,,,,, W! M, W , M x , f,,, Q? WM: f L. ff-Q 'C ff MKXMNM7 N. ? MOST REVEREND MARIANO S. GARRIGA, D. D., LL. D. f : :v?:-Tw x 1 lnjiff gaiif . y . ikb if-A Hkgff? .Qs A 41,55 fx MOST REVEREND . EMMANUEL B. LEDVINI-Si D. D., LL. D. ' 1 I I Seniafzd JANE ANDERSON JEANNE PERRIS 5 4 MARGARET FRANKS CECELIA GALLAGHER X I JANE ANDERSON Uaniej A bundle of fun and energy-bubbling personality-that's Jane . . . Magnetic . . . marvelous dancer. . . and always willing to put in her two-bits.-. . Jane will just plain cheer her patients out of bed. Sodality, C. Y.O. JEANNE EERRIS Ueanniej She's a darling! A wonderful student and even better at horse-back riding. . . beautiful big brown eyes, plus the softest smile, add up to one adorable girl. 'iAurora Staff, Prefect of Sodality, Pep Squad, Glee Club, C. Y. O. MARGARET PRANKS CMaggiej A little on the quiet side but loaded with fun. . . a fascinating personality. . . poise, petiteness, and just plain sweetness are trade-marks of our Maggie. Secretary of Sodality, C. Y. O. CECELIA GALLAGHER CCecilj Rambunctious is the word for Cecelia. . . a jolly character... startlingly frank... and a true friend. . . talented in the sports field. . . She has always wanted to be a nurse and has every quality of a good one. Sodality, Cmlee Club, Co-editor of Marian Chimes. W' BERNADETTE GOLD n s V' f 5 8 SHIRLEE KENNEDY .-.,, SX ibn X MARY CHRISTINE GOLD J CORINNE KHOURY BERNADETTE GOLD Bernadette has a warm, sunny smile for everyone. . . charmingly shy. . . Cher secret ambition is to be hill-billy singerj. . . good luck to you, Bernadette, whatever you do! MARY CHRISTINE GOLD Sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice . . . that's Mary C. . . so sweet. . . a stitch in time. . . -her motto. . . plans to own a ranch in North Texas some day. . . an exciting career! SHIRLEE KENNEDY CShirlJ With just a dash of sophistication and loaded with poise, Shirlee is our gift to Mr. Powers. . . quiet, with common sense galore. . . a charming voice, singing or just plain talking. . . with her marvelous ideas Shirlee is bound to end up on top. Aurora Staff, Sodality Chairman, Glee Club, C. Y.O., Marian Chimes Staff. CORINNE KHOURY Miss Never-a-Dull-Moment of 1951. . . Music a major interest. . . wants to sing with Fred Waring some day. . . and with that voice just can't miss. . . an ardent sports spectator. . . make up a winning combination. Class Vice-President, Sodality, Marian Chimes Editor, Cwlee Club, C. Y. O. N PATRICIA MATTFELD , f n AGNES NEMEC DOLORES MINNICK MARIJEAN PARKS that pianol Glee Club, C. Y. O. C. Y.O. AGNES NEMEC . Lovely to look at and fun to be with. . . Agnes gives you the idea that the world is just the bestest place to live in. . . we think she'll always have smooth sailing with all of her quiet charm. Sodality. MARIJ EAN PARKS Fluttery as a butterfly. . . always ready for a quick chat. . . a tiny package of mis- chievousness and insatiable curiosity. . . never runs out of something to say. . . will talk her way through life. . . makes friends easily and is liked by everybody. Sodality, C. Y. O. PATRICIA MATTFELD CPatj Just as sweet and studious as she can bel. . . imagination plus. . . forever riding on a cloud. . . marvelous senseiof humor won derful conversationalist. . . and can she play Editor of Aurora, Sodality, Pep Squad DOLORES MINNICK CLorr1ej She'll soon be a Mrs.-this girl with the long blonde hair. . . she'll make as cute a little housewife as she has a schoolmate ardent Aggie Fan. . .We all love Lorrie' AJ-1 'N'-.., CARMEN PRADO ROSEANN REEB ROSEMARY RODRIGUEZ JOYCE MARIE SABLATURA CARMEN PRADO Has the manner of a princess. . . the av- pearance of a Castilian senorita. . . this quiet and sweet girl charms us. . . Just as neat as a pin and gets things done before you even know she's there. Sodality ROSEANN REEB Fair Roseann. . . super sense of humor. . bition is to get to heaven. Vice-president of Sodality, Cwlee Club c.Y.o. , . W QSTWV Our little Mexican rose. . . twinkling brown eyes and an impish grin. . . Rosemary is very quiet with the sweetest personality ever. . . a whiz-bang at typingl. . . Our Who's Who when it concerns boy-friends. JOYCE MARIE SABLATURA Just plain friendliness! That's Joyce. . .we can always depend on our laughing treasurer. . . no inhibitions when it comes to expressing her opinions. . . soon wedding bells will ring. . . we know Joyce will make the best of home- makers. Sodality, Class Treasurer. accomplishes much with a streamlined effort. . . moans about chemistry, but, oh, those wonder- ful gradesl. . . so well groomed. . . only am- Q v MARGARET SABLATURA MILDRED SI-IEPPARD VELMA LOUISE SEEGAR ROSAURA SOLITTO I fi 1 MARGARET SABLATURA CMarjiej Ever see a dream walking?. . . that's our Margaret. . . her unassuming beauty is de- lightful. . . always looks so fresh and cool. . . wish we knew her secretl. . . what a cute picture she'll make at that typewriter. Sodality, School Favorite. VELMA LOUISE SEEGAR CVelmaj Frenchy-that's just another name for Velma, who is as vivacious as she can be. . . a flair for languages-wants to be an interpreter -a swell sport and lots of fun. Sodality, Pep Squad, Cwlee Club, C. Y. O. MILDRED Sl-IEPPARD CMillieJ Fun on the menu-that's Millie. . . compe- tition for Webster with the daffynitions . . . Thrill a minute as a chauffeur. . . aims high Ceven in the bowling alleyj. . . has plans for a future of photography. Sodality Chairman, C. Y. O. ROSAURA SOLITTO CRosiej Many qualities, all of them good. . . al- ways knows what to say when. . . has a kind word for everybody. . . laughs and sobers up at the exact right time. . . C. Y. O. 'N GENEVIEVE SPARKS MARJORIE STUTH DIANE SULLIVAN EVELYN SWETLICK if I GENEVIEVE SPARKS Uennyj Sparkling! That's our Jen. . . as talk- ative as the day is long. . . with just a dash of sophistication. . . sbe'll try anything once feven twicej. . . unusually beautiful eyes. . . she wants to travel, travel, travel. C. Y. O. MARJORIE STUTH CMarjiej The class individualist. . . just loaded with ideals . . . wonderful at organizing and a hard worker, tool. . . Marjie keeps everything hoppin' and poppin' when she's around. . . one look from those big, blue eyes and you just naturally melt. Vice - Prefect of Sodality, Glee Club, Secretary of C. Y. O. DIANE SULLIVAN Diane has a yearnin' for learnin' and has to put in her two-bits everywhere. . . works like a Trojan for almost nothing. . . so en- thusiastic, our little California beauty. . . has more energy than a hot wire. Sodality Chairman, C. Y. O. EVELYN SWETLICK CCanovaj Texas describes Canova exactly . . . that darling drawl couldn't come from anywhere else . . . she'll soothe any patient's troubles when she cracks that crooked smile . . . and does she have fun at a dance . . . especially when the Polka Boys are there . . . loves Texas and everything in it. Sodality N W M , ,J . Q I f S'lf f f' I Q ff Q W I3 55.259 W '55 MARTHA TRAINOR JOAN URBANOVSKY JOAN VETTERS VIRGINIA VATZLAVICK l 1 MARTHA TRAINOR CDinkyj A veritable perpetual motion machinel. . . as vivacious as anyone could possibly be. . . Friendliness and wit personified. . . so very tactful. . . struggles bravely with that type- writer. Aurora Staff, Prefect of Sodality, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Football Duchess, School Favorite. JOAN URBANOVSKY Need help? Just call Joan. . . the Senior Class's handy-man. . . willing to help anybody, anytime, with anything. . . Just seems to get things done. . . loves ballet. . . a sweet girl. Pep Squad, C. Y. O. VIRGINIA VATZLAVICK fVivij The Good-Humor man of the Senior Class-commonly known as Vivi. . . good- natured and morale-building as can be. . . down in the dumps? See Vivi. . . she'll make a mighty jolly nurse. Treasurer of Sodality, Pep Squad, Glee Club, Class Goat. JOAN VETTERS Uoaniej She's a quiet little Miss who will soon be as Mrs. . . charmingly shy. . . with the biggest shoe-button eyes. . . Joanie's always confused about the how's and why's of short- hand. . . a wonderful dancer. . . a swell ad- dition to any class. C. Y. O. Q f, DOROTHY WALKER BARBARA WENDLAND NOLA MAE WEST GRACE WHELAN DOROTHY WALKER CD00 They say the best things come in little packages. . . well, here's proof positive- Dot. . . cute and neat, with a temper that matches her sparkling eyes. . . loquacious and capable of doing anything with those hands. . . quite an artist! Aurora Staff, Treasurer of Sodality, Manager of Pep Squad, Glee Club, C. Y. O. BARBARA WENDLAND The gal with the laugh. . . you can always tell when Barbara's around. . . beaming per- sonality, that's putting it mildly. . . as sweet and dependable as she is beautiful. . . All in all, Barbara is just plain wonderful. Class President, Sodality, Pep Squad, C. Y. O. NOLA MAE WEST CNolaj Our common sense gal -that's Nola. Lovely voice. . . gobs of poise and a wonderful person to talk to. . . will make a very under- standing Mom someday, and we believe that's her greatest ambition. Class Secretary, Cheerleader, C. Y. O. 9, GRACE WHELAN CGracieJ We'll always dream of Gracie with the big blue eyesl. . . loaded with energy and wit. . . just enough temper to give her spice. . . noted for her Chaj punctuality. C. Y. O. GEORGIALY WHITNEY CBunnyj Georgialy. . . our only true red head. . .cutest little nose and laughing eyes. . . smart, sweet disposition, quick at catching on-she is sure to make the sweetest nun ever. We're mighty proud of our Bunny, Seniors Who Will Make I. W. A. Their Permanent Home . ri, Sister Mary Grace Sister Mary Loretto Sister Mary Monica QEvelyn Roachj CPatricia Brownj tC1loria dc la Rosaj 'f ,v 'A' rf W, WX. Y, my SX f i W PM W, gh fy, , , MW ww.. lam bln SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Corinne Khoury, Virginia Vatzlavick, Joyce Marie Sablatura, Nola Mae West, Barbara Wendland President .............. - ...... ........ B arbara Wendland Vice-President ...... .............. . Corinne Khoury, Secretary .............. ................. . Nola Mae West Treasurer ------- ....... ......... J oyce Marie Sablatura Class Goat ..... .......... V irginia Vatzlavick Senior Class History . . . The Class of '51-THE class of the century---WHY?--Because we're smack in the middle of this hustling 20th century. The year 1951 will not only go down in our history but in the history of the world, for it is a year of crisis and therefore of bold decision. For this reason we appreciate what our parents and the Sisters of the lncarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament have done for us by basing our principles on the teachings of the Catholic Church and the Christian way of life. Four years ago we started out as a very bewildered class of fifty-one scared freshmen. We got a big kick out of our initiation and took it in a way that so characterizes our class-like good sports. The whole year was one excitement after another with new thrills always around the corner. Many of us had been together all through the grammar grades, but we had loads of new entrants from the surrounding districts. It didn't take long for all of us to get acquainted and start the ball rolling. By the time we were sophomores we were taking an active part in everything going on in high school. That year we had three Cheerleaders from our class plus the Cavalier Queen, We still weren't quite used to those horrible mid-term tests, but at least the first shock had worn off. We enviously watched the junors and seniors get ready for the Prom and started counting those long days till we would be seniors. As our junior year rolled around, we were in full swing. Our three Cheerleaders Were back in there rooting with half of the class taking part as members of the Pep Squad. We had our say about running dances, hayrides, and parties at Teen Age and really kept things 'Apoppin'. The Sodality didn't escape either, as we took a leading part in all its activities. We were very proud the day we ordered our senior rings. even though we broke all traditions by neglecting to get junior pins. The main in'erest in our junior year was funf Even govern- ment and geometry didn't stop our good times: in fact, they even added to them. Vile were all in a dither about the Junior-Senior Prom and our Duchesses really did us proud. The end of the year came as a sudden shock with a realization that next year would be It. At last The Big Year . . . The first notable event came to our attention when we walked into the senior room to find three seniors already there-wearing the little black habits of postulants in the Congregation of the lncarnate Vkford and Blessed Sacrament. The next big moment came when we got our rings and realized we were full fledged seniors. However, the Korean situation cast a gloom over our optimism, and all of the boys' being draxfted certainly did not help matters. Another great change took place-a change in high school principals. We did so hate to lose Sister Stanislaus. for she had been our guiding light for so long. Were happy though that Sister Claude took her place. because many of us can remember her from our primer days. The Cavalier Queen Contest. selling year-book ads, the Variety Show, the basketball tournament, and finally and best of all the Senior Prom have kept all of us very busy all year. Our whole year has been one of preparedness for the immediate future. Two more of our seniors chose to stay at l.Vv'.A. That gives us something more to be proud of! As we glance back over our high school years, we find them full of good times and hard workg and as we look into the future, we can not even guess what it may hold for us. Uppermost in our minds, of course, is the world crisis. Our very next thought is that it is our responsibility and duty to build a better world. We believe that with our past achieve- ments and school spirit as a spring-board from which to set out we will lead successful Christian lives. 41.401 q 'a' .M 'WA ' a 1- , Q, ,mx X . , 1 I ,A 4 Ayr, Z ' ff K, 4 My? f - A 4 sv X f N Qfmkxq Z 5 55 ix. vQff? g4'f7,z J. , HX - M . I 45? f 3 x , 'ij k 95? fi QS- yv 3 Q ffm QW? I M X 'WN:1w,,1.., ' 1 459, ff' q WW: ii' I f f v f fl ' W 2,5 f 1' x x 4 fffgffv 4 sf' ,Z ' ff X-4 'Q ily, , ., ,. ,.,, ,, ,, , . 3 Hz:- M ' ,, iggzfw' :ff fr- ,fyg-af M.-,ff 015-7 , f . ff f. , Tl 5 1 'P-2 PTT fi 4 if' f 'Q 7 JM. v , M if. 4 ,f SW' ' 10 ' C' ' A H E X, Q ,a , X 'sr .J gn H: . Si fi: 4' , , ,KQV if 'WV A ,Y 4,4 ,J t w. X XZ? , f Left to Right Standing: Marion Uehlinger. Doris Ann Cagle, Patricia Sweeney. Sitting: Minerva Duran, Gloria Cantu. President ................... - ........ .... - -Patricia Sweeney Vice President .... .... - .... - S Minerva Duran Secretary ........... ..... . Doris Ann Cagle Treasurer ...... ............... , eeGloria Cantu Goat ....... - ....... Marion Uehlinger MARY EVANGELINE ROSE MARY BAUTISTA DORIS ANN CAGLE ALVAREZ R- LL SYLVIA CANCI-IOLA GLORIA CANTU DAISY CONOLY MINERVA DURAN PATRICIA ELLIFF MARY JO EMMERT ALICE CLAIR PRITZ MARY RITA GOLLA MARY PATRICIA IRENE I-IAVELKA MARY CHRISTINE FRANCES JOHNSON HANEY I-IICKEY GERRY KELLY MALVINA KNAPEK SARA BETH KNOX EMMA LEAL gy, I 4 i 1 PATRCIA MARTIN MICKIE COLETTE MILDRED MONDRAGON OLDMIXON PLOMARITY f EDITH RINCON MARGARET FRANCES STOCK AUGUSTA DE LA ROSA SULLIVAN PATRICIA GEORGENE OLA MAE MARION SWEENEY THOMPSON TRAMMELL UEHLINGER GLADYS ULCAK MARGARET ELORA LEA MARY PAT WHITE WENDEL WENDLAND Cl-HEVEMENTS .. J UNIORS Class President ...,,,., -,,,,- ,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,- ,,.,,,,,, - ,,,,.,,,, - .,... M-- ,,,.A C Pat Sweeney Class Vice-President ....,.,.... ...........,....... - ...,......e C Minerva Duran Class Secretary ,ss,C,.sC,,,........,. - ..,... - ......,.,....,,,, Doris Ann Cagle Class Treasurer C2 yrsj ......... - ...,......,,,,,.,,..... Gloria Cantu Captain of Cheer Leaders --- ...,,..., ..,ss,s...... F rances Stock Cheer Leaders .......,............. Class Goat ............. Football Queen ...... Sodality Prefect ,.... Sodality Secretary ..... ------- Flora Lea Wendland Augusta Sullivan -------,Marion Uehlinger ,----- ..... - ..... ..-- ...., ,..,.e Ci erry Kelly -------- Frances Johnson -------Mary Pat Vvfhite Sodality Treasurer ....... ,.,.,,,,-. ,,,, P a t Sweeney Sodality Vice-Prefect ......, -----,Sara Beth Knox Teen-Age Secretary ...., -,- ,.,. .,..,,,r,.,,, , Pat Martin Teen-Age Treasurer ........... .............,,.........,...- ...,.v,,, D o ris Ann Cagle Band Members .......... - ................ -- ......... Margaret Ann XVendel Frances Johnson lNlary Pat YVhite First Place in Fire Prevention Essay Contest ....... - ....... or-Xugusta Sullivan Junior Sales Captain for The Aurora ....,..,..... -- Flag Twirlers ............................................... Soloist in Flag Team ,.......... Most Beautiful CSoph. yearl Best All Around QSoph. yearj .,...,. Most Class Class Class Class Popular fSoph. year? President CSoph. yearl Vice-President CSoph. Secretary CSoph. ycarj ymj ifQQ-,- Goat CSoph. ycarj ................ --------Colette Oldmivton , .........,..e Pat Elliff Pat Martin Pat Sweeney -- ....,., Irene Havelka -------aAugusta Sullivan Cicrry Kelly Colette Oldmixon Colette Oldmixon Gladys Ulcak Sara Beth Knox Pat Elhff 1 ,K , W f , f f f f f f , 015 V, 5 'Q .4 ,' 4 ZS, , fi 1, xml fm NWN 1 1 ,Q Q f wry ' f g 9 ,v 8 WW-W hfmwa-wffwwwyfw, W ii 1 1 D 1 wwf., Wi T SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: Janie Tiblier, Mary Frances Billings, Carrie Durham Jarlath Baskett, seated: Jo Ann Shotwell. PRESIDENT ................ - ........ ........ - --,Jo Ann Shotwell VICE-PRESIDENT ......... .............. . Mary Frances Billings SECRETARY ........,... - ...............,.... Carrie Durham TREASURER ,,..... ,.,...,......,,.......... ......... J a nic Tiblier CLASS GOAT, ,,,,, - ,....... .. ......... ....., . Jarlath Baskctt DALIA BARRERA JARLATH MARTHA ANNE MARY FRANCES BASKETT BAUER BILLINGS Q- GEORGIE NELL RUTH DIETZ CARRIE DURHAM PATSY FLOYD BROWN ANGELINE GARCIA SHIRLEY ANN PATSY GOLDEN BARBARA JEAN GIERLAND GRUNEWALD MATILDE PATSY JANECEK MARIAN JEANNE LINDNER HERNANDEZ KADLECEK ii 1' .I WILMA MCMAHON ELVIRA MORALES ANN MORGAN ELIZABETH NEMEC CAROLE OBERLE RAQUEL PENA VERNIE RGSE KATHLEEN PQLANSKY QUIGLEY J EANNETTE RACHAL DORIS W, A' ' JEANETTE DAPHNE RUEB CAROLINE SAENZ ROBINSON JO ANN PATSY JEAN MARTHA SNAPKA SCHWIRTLICH SHOTWELL SMITH MARTHA .IO JANIE TIBLIER JERRY ANN WANEETA SOUTHERNWOOD VETTERS I WILLIAMS ll CHI EVEMENTS . soPHoMoREs Class President ,ss,..s,........, ...,.,.,,,,- - s,,,.s ,,....,,,,,. ,,ss D s , Jo Ann Shotwell Class Vice-President ss,.,.,.-.,, C ,...,--. ,,,,,s,Y,.,.ss M ary Frances Billings Class Secretary Q2 yrs.j ,...... -M - .......,,......,., ,Carrie Durham Class Treasurer ..,,,..s..,,.,r.,,r,.r,,rrs,,rs---.,-,,,,,,.,s,,,,, s,s,..,,,, J anie Tiblier Class Goat ,.ssCC.,sss,.,ss,.s,.,,...s...ss,....,,,ss,,ss,.svrs - r.,, -- -, ...,s ss,r J arlath Baskett Sophomore Sales Captain for The Aurora ,.o, ,,,.ss e Martha Ann Bauer Captain of Flag Team .....r,........,.-...,r-..,.,,,.... - ,-..,,,, es.Ann Nlorgan Flag Twirlers a,..,..,...,..... ...........,..,..... ....e,..,..,, J o Ann Shotwell Kathleen Quigley Soloist in Flag Team e ..,.s.a...,..,..s..,sv.so..ss.,.,.............,.,s.... -Jeanette Robinson Third Place in Fire Prevention Essay Contest rrs... ..,,, , Nlartha Jo Southernwood Catechists ......,..............,.... - ......................... ---- .--., Nlarion Jean Kadlecek Class President CFresh. yearl ,a.aa.a.. Class Vice-President lFresh, yearl s,..,, Class Treasurer LFresh. yearj ,.,.ss..r. Highest Average tl yr.l ,,,,., Most Beautiful fFresh. yearjr .ss,,,. Most Popular fFresh. yearj ..ss., s,ss,- Football Princess so Y as .,..,, Football Duchess CZ yrs.j ss,.,,. M-- Vernie Rose Polansky Georgia Nell Brown XVaneeta Vfilliarns Patsy Flovd Nlartha Jo Southernwood Kai' Quigley -.--,--.Jo Ann Shotwell ----- Elizabeth Nemec s,,s,eFlizibeth Nemec Daphne Rueb J Y, Janie Tiblier Martha Ann Bauer Patsy Janecek 4'- up-lk -4. i. Q, x ..,,...w f . I Q A Left to right: Carol Johnson, Georgia lnfield, Carol Oldmixon, Wanda Netek, Sophie Stock. President .e ,,.,..,... ...... Y Carol Johnson Vicevpresident ..,. ..,..., G eorgia Infield Secretary 7 .,,7,...,,,... ....oo C arol Oldmixon Treasurer .,,.. ....,,....... ,...,oo X N 'anda Nctck Class Goato ....... - ....... ....o S ophie Stock MARIA DELNV DOROTHY JULIET ALLEN MARY JO ROSARIO ACUNA J. ALLEN PEGGY ANIOL LUCY BACA CORNELIA F. BROWN ANDERSON vm Q ' MARY ANN CAMPBELL s,e,,,,f DIANE CUELLAR MINERVA PATRICIA CULVER LORRAINE CUELLAR COLDEWEY CAROLYN DAVY ANN DEVINE RUBY DIERSING MARY ANN DITTLINGIR VEDNA MAE JEANNETTE MARY D. GANEM PATRICIA FENNER FLUSCI-IE GEGENHEIMER JOSEPHINE LGUISE HAESE BETTY ANN GAIL HARDEN GUERRA ' HALBROOK MARY HART '1? ' DELORES HILL MARY CATHERINE GEORGIA INFIELD HINOJOSA CAROL JOHNSON J ANICE LOUWIEN MARGUERITE JO ANN KOSSBIEL ROSE MARIE KOWIS KALER I DORA MACAIONE DOROTHY CONSUELA MACAIONE MALDONADA 1 BETTY MCEVOY ROSALVA MOHENO ALICIA MONTEZ WANDA NETEK CAROL OLDMIXON 1'YT Y O MARY LUCILE RAMIREZ ou X., If 1 PATRICIA OPFEL ELIZABETH ORSAK PATSY POLANSKY ., i new ,,,' .grew W1 M5 an'- , 5 ,fi ELENA RUIZ CECILIA SCECINA SARA SC I-ILEPPHORST fx Fm we 'ill MARY LOUISE NANCY SOWA SOPHIE LEE STOCK PATRICIA SMEJKAL STRATHMAN MARY LOUISE MARY LORETTA SYLVIA WILMOT SWICK VATZLAVICK CLAUDETTE BETTY JOYCE WILSON ZIPPRIAN Cl-IIEVEIVIENTS . .. FRESHMEN Class President .. A.... ,,,,......................... - .......... ...... L C arol Johnson Class Vice-President ,,,,--.-,,,. ...,.,,. A Georgia Infield Class Secretary .ss....-. , ,..,,,, W--- ....,., ,Carol Oldmixon Class Treasurer .a.... ,.,.... - ,.s,s W anda Netek Class Goat D, ..,s...,,.... ,,..., ----,,,,, ,,,,-, ........,... S o p h ie Lee Stock Football Duchess ...... ....ss,,,-- .--.......-....,,,,.,,..-..,s,C....s R o salva Moheno Flag Twirlers ......... - ........ -,. ..-..... , ........s sMarguerite Ann Kaler Lorraine Coldewey Sophie Lee Stock Ann Devine Soloist in Flag Teams ........,..........,,.... --- ...... ------ ....,,s Carolyn Davy Flag Bearer. ..,........,.......,..r.s..sss...,sss,sss-,, s.....,.. ,s..., C l audette lvil on Fire Prevention Poster Contest Winner ,,............. ,......... W Ann Devine Fire Prevention Essay Contest Winner s..sss,,....,.... ---,-aCarol .lohson Third Place Winner in Optimist Creed Contest ......,., ,, Ann Devine Second' Place Winner in Optimist Creed Contest Josephine Guerra Peggy' Aniol Catechist Last Summer L ..... .,.sA.....s,..-.,.,.sss.,,,.,.....,.,,.,s L .o..., L L Most Beautiful Freshman aaa,aa,.A...,a,.,,,.....a.,..,,., Most Popular LLssaas,aas.aa,r.....,....... ,.... . .....s., Best All Around ,..,s as as Freshman Sales Captain for The Aurora ----, Nlarguerite Ann Kaler Georgia Infield ifQfQf1fiCar0i oidmaxon ----s,sSara Schlepphorst , ia! Ziggy., , MZ 4 W ff yr, W 551 V- N., x ef 4: Q Mwmm ii, ,, 56 an A X! 1 x..!,,, Vfflft L, 1-9-df . jill 7f wQ'+ ' 'L' ' a X N .vw M X' V4 Ny! if Af J We if Ax I ,V ff J EANNE LINDNER Most Bqautiful Sophomore SARA BETH KNOX Most Beautiful Junior MARGUERITE ANN KALER Most Beautiful Freshman 5 E .s 2 JANIE TIBLIER Most Popular Sophomore GEORGIA INFIELD Mos! Popular Freshman GLORIA CANTU Most Popular Junior ri 4 1 4, , f . Q f ii'x MARY RITA GOLLA Best All Around Junior PATSY JANECIVEK Best All Around Sophomore CAROL OLDMIXON Best All Around Freshman Mmjaaie Shih ew All Aww i A GERRY KELLY, CAVALIER QUEEN CAVALIER HOME-COMING lt has become traditional every year at I.W.A. to have a Cavalier Home-Coming Queen. This year Cierry Kelly had the honor to reign over all Home-Coming Festivities. The coronation took place just before the kick-off of the Cavaliers vs. St, Joseph's of Brownsville game on the afternoon of Gctober 25. The duchesses were representatives elected from each class. The princess. Martha Anne Bauer, as well as other attendants, was chosen by Gerry. The festivities took place on the grounds of the College Academy and were topped off with a Home-Coming dance. fl, ,Y 5, I M, . 73. Q. 'T rf' CAVALIER COURT Left to Right: Patsy .lanecek CSophomorel, Martha Bauer fprinccssl, Gerry Kelly QQueenl, Martlia Trainor QSeniorj, Rosalvo Moheno CEreshmanl, Attendants. ZH! fi 15442 ,f 'wfwwwf' 1 ings. 4 1 K Ulf ...fn-'uw 43 3- sun pon ' .1 41 34 1 1 1 I ' ' ,Q i,,Li,,,iL' ' , , 4' Q 0 ff gg., 7' V, I n. ,-, 2 -. and I h s 4 , ,, ,MM 1 , -- 1 D fl I 4 S ' 1 Q H fl ff ,--1 il Lv V 1 ' , fl 10' .1 rl' I ff! 7 r Wm.,-f' I .I MQ A X? W S' 'W 3 K 5 Q ff Ki u-.-.-W WW M ,fdw V4 'f , gg, V' my .... 5 f X 2 Q I 7. , 4'6 O ,lf .Wg f 1 I, M ,. I 1 I ' ,Z fl My ,fan 'fl f- . A f, , 445' Z W I I 4 0 V hl. ' ' ' f . V f , x 46 nv null' f' 0 .2 ff THE AURORA STAFF Editor ..,............................,......,........... Patricia Mattfeld Co-Editor . ,,... .,iii..... - .......,..., E Shirlee Kennedy Business Manager ..... ......., . E E Jeanne Ferris Art Editor E .a,a.,.. .....i. E Dorothy Walker Photograph Editor ......,. Martha Trainor Our Ideai K 1,1 ,f Q gf ' ,f ,Ujf V' Q W 5, 1- X.4 f ,lf at 1 ' 5 1 ,S X The Sodality is a unified organization whose aim and purpose is sanctification through devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Sodalities of Corpus Christi have been under the direction of Father O'Doherty for the past five years. Our Lady of Grace Sodality originated in l9lO with the help of Sister Xavier, who has also played an important role in its development. Since that time several new Sodalities have formed-those of Our Lady of Lourdes and Our Lady of Fatima. The Sodality is one of the largest Catholic Action organizations in the world. Fr. O'Doherty 'N fr. OUR LADY OF GRACE SODALITY OUR LADY OF LOURDES SODALITY S2 x it OUR LADY OF FATIMA SODALITY The I.W.A. Pep Squad, otherwise known as Father Augustine's Girls, have yelled their way through another fun-packed football season. Nearly every game we chug along to cheer the Cavaliers. Father Augustine has been our Guardian Angel for four years-taking us back and forth on the GGGA. bus and taking loads of pictures. I think we'll always remember the wonderful times we have had on the bus and at the games. Times like that you can't forget. Rev. Augustine Linbeck, O.S.B Left to Right: Augusta Sullivan, Flora Lea XVendland, Frances Dot Walker, Pep Squad Manager Stock, Nola Mae West, Gloria Cantu. ..L i Tk Wy ' 12 ,V V ' ga ' I , I f H 1 7 , ,ff ,, I f 1- 'K:' 4 ff, 'M , f ' fm FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Patricia Martin, Lorraine Coldewey, Irene Havelka, Ann Devine, Carolyn Davy, Sophie Stock. SECOND ROW--Pat Sweeney, Kay Quigley, Margaret Kaler, Jeanette Robinson, Ann Morgan, Jo Anne Shotwell, Pat Elliff. al I. W. A. PEP SQUAD The Catholic Teen Age Club has been a vital part of the life of almost every I. W. A. high school girl. Under the capable supervision of Father Anthony it keeps us all on the go with loads Qf different kinds of dances and get-togethers. ,-,.- Teen-Age Officers Doris Cagle Patricia Martin Victor Vatzlavick Leroy Kelly Ship-Wreck Dance and lnitiation Look at those grins! More Fun! . 59413 .fxx In .l,4, ,QA 1 we Rev. Anthony J. Goegele Director of Teen-Age Club . 1 . I bw -- 1,1 ' Qw , s magma' Come on, Carolyn- Blow-The Fish were really good sports. MR. CARL DUCKWALL The Glee Club is an active school organization. It has been in existence for seven years. The last two years it has been under the direction of Mr. Carl Duck- wall. The accompanist is chosen from among the Glee Club members. The accompanist for the last three years has been Cweorgialy Whitney. The Glee Club makes appearances in the annual Variety Club given by the school, at the Senior play, and at the graduation exercises. The girls receive all the advantages of good musical training and public appearances. ,. Q I. W. A. GLEE CLUB 1stRow' Bus t . ty onsilsl - Sodalisls at work. 2nd Row: Try, try again - Boy, a 3rd Row: What ' Q, , sxxXX!S355 , was , h Q re we warm! fools these mortals bl Bomb ma bt P HAP xg t. - Uh, ohx-wrongqfigg! H ' ww 23 . kj- QM 3 'V 41' , wff' h 1 in , 12' , , ,- f Jw-s Af nv- ..x, wggenspt 13 in Xfbiggo ' Q , X .yi b 2 X 5 KN. A X x xt . ,awww S Q jw,.w ' OX5 Y-5 X Lt- Q33 K. ri . N Sw is 0CT. .- to HOMECOMING GAME SEPT. --SENIQR RING DA Y HleH UF mf DEC. -- HXGH- SCHOOL CHRIST MAS PARTY Q9 .. QQ-IO W?eQwf5wON Q P839 OCT. -- SENIOR SOCK DANCE -- JUNIOR X SUPPER SEPT. -- FRESHMAN INITIATION ? ftp 16:0 4 - 'A ' fir fr 647' b Q 0 ef:-,z'f Ol'54404,e' ' V Q Q 4 Q If seq. sa42'?'1' 4 6,494 X 690 334 4, 'K 6 'a C w- ff , 4 P AQ Q54 040 J 'E S C4A1!,:kbQ P '85, Od if 49 1394: ' 74'-S? LIGHTS UEHH 1 '- ff '-f e'? e 'f DEC -- APPOINTMENT FEB. -- HIGH SCHOOL A '15 J AM in ' RETREAT ffm OF CLAUDE Sf Af ., -f ' Q W .X , f Nw. fy in if MARCH -- JAN. -- BARN DANCE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 1-3 1' A ,gba if , r ni frifgikffg 'f xx. 0 ' X YM ' is X ,A .....-ff B We 3 an f f 5 Q!! Q QW Q Whoopsl x ,NM- Sfw Mai ? , 1 -.. .sub Top Row: Frcshman Initiation. Sccond Row: Fish -Frvshnmn Idol - Sister and her records. Third Row: Daisy - Juniors at Play - Cowgirls. Last Row: Carncra Bug - Barn Dance Roosters - Chums. gps-in Q1 Top Row: Chop! Chop! - Seniors in Swings. Second Row: Two happy gals - Bobby? - Watch those calories - Rosalva's new boyfriend Last Row: Sour grapes? No, sour pickles - Sister, the organizer - The Clan. K ,..,r' -nv 'H il of ? 3 S 5 n .rx E M- ic! 5, ! n -- '-'A vp... op Row: Wiiiclm twin has thc Toni? - A whiz of an ad scllcr - Sister Xavicr LNature Lover Znd Row: Queens Contest Dance - Ye Olde Totcm Polo - Courtesy of Pcpsodcnt. 3rd Row: Sitlin' and Standin' - Vcll? - XVhat's up. Doc? Last Row: Choke hcr - Fire Prcvcnlion Essay Contest Vlinncrs. Q mfiig WW- e ,yn , e , fm J m A ff' v4 A ,7 'Q' A , f' 1 'v,' gkdf, '54 , X mg ,Je f ,Y t Y A . r ' .1 -, 4 . . In Y Yu, s 'Wi J Top Row: Happy Birthday! - Irish and Frenchy - Na-a-aw!I 2nd Row: Pee-Yew! - Cold? - Yea, Muscles! - Amigas. Last Row: 3 Musketeers - Sylvia's Corny Jokes - Yoh-del-ad-i-hoo! fs f' s iii aff' I - rwwp. M' . .41 in .x , 1 1 'I 'N , 5' uw' Ati Fl ,Q , I L 'EZQA g Q N 'ZF' ., i w I? ' F., W. -Q 'L Q 'Q 'lf ' 7' x e J. M f ,gl if K fi 1? 'llfpi -VP ,, lv Top Row: Cavalier rooters - Yoo Hoo! - Typical Freshmen. 2nd Row: Campus scene - Bugs in a rug - Just plain Pat. Last Row: Merry Christmas! . . .? - The Brains behind it all - Going home. 'Sus f C mi : Lp , ,ZX 4 A 5 MMA! X 'x on ,, f ' 4 if Vkfiim' igmftq if 2 -fi 9 'f x N X Ek , K 1. 4 f effwg gf Y V y X f 4 :1 4 34 ' ig: , A Q M1 Q 'fe' 7 W I Z6 53 . Qi! W, we 5 V Q. if M if uv S 'fi .WWW Top Row: Two. . .? , . - Optimist Creed contest winners - Oh, Yeah! 2nd Row? More Juniors - Roadside Bums - Say kids, there's a game going on. 3rd Row: Sr. Luke and Cecelia - Time out! - Math teacher and pupil. Last Row: Investiture ceremony - Smile pretty I rf' 3. Left to right: Carrie Durham, Pauline Salinas, Patsy Gegenheimer, Emma Leal, Sara Schlepphorst. ,f Q, .fHll! l a ly I H11 I Scene: The Boarders' Dining Room. Eating, Sleeping. and Playing. . . the boarders always manage to have fun. The usual rush for the bus to get to school 1,4133 97' F, ,.f K I., ,, J. , f L X .3 ,A fi f , W xp. nw . b , ,V .VI4 E V, e r?-V-. rr ' Army, ,J :yang arm' ' 1-,xii 1 -V ' School Annuals From ort Printing Company Are Better PLEDGED TO SKILL GOOD FAITH SATISFACTICN t Qugl tg LL 0 zosm C P O O O A QC'- l Je 'I' books Phone 4-9369 l6l8- . am us Chr'sti, T Have 21 Coke 93: MJJJW It's the friendly high-sign BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY AMERICAN BOTTLING COMPANY CORPUS cHR1sT1, TEXAS CCMPLIMENTS OF CORPUS CHRISTI THEATRES CENTRE 408 N Chaparral RITZ 715 N Chaparral AMUSU 606 N Mesqurte TOWER 1647 Alameda Srx Pomtsj GRANDE l Ol 5 Leopard MELBA lOl6 Leopard BEACH 3127 Vsfatcr fNorth Bcacl1U PAI ACE Palau Thntrc Buxldmg, Ayub Qtr PORT l Of Ax LHIIL. l 1 7 AYIERS . oct J I H T fwf- I JOHN W PHILLIPS 'W mo PARR 3 4606 GENERAL CONTRACTOR ORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH GOODS 5 '0 X4 if 2 o..f,?m L g, iz? C W Y 'Q' ,jo 3 yi ng? ggi QNNQ jf S x 7 ALL MAKES N E LATEST MODELS U S E D We Buy Sell Trade .IDW DOWN PAYMEN FS - UP T0 24 MONTHS T0 PAY Always a Good Deal Plus a Good Deal More HAMMOCK MOTCR CO 1508 Leopard St ......e eo.e,,.,,.e.4........,...., . .. ...,... , , .. Phone 2 6790 1508 Leopard St .,......,. ,.,...,.....,.. .....4 ...... . . , . , ,, Phone 3-0164 2612 Leopard St o........r.o,,....,.....,.p...... ...,ra...,.. . 0 .. .. .. Phone 7392 BUESCHER BAND INSTRUMENTS WINTER PIANOS GIBSON GUITARS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC ZENITH RCA RADIOS KELLY MUSIC STORE 115 SCHATZEL Cornphments Comphments NI XON COFFEE SHOP BUNHAM S 24 Hour Servlce 3 O O 6 A I a m e Gavatos Bros J NW015 of ' of 7 Wagon Building FOODS I I da Compliments of DUN NE FUNERAL SERVICE Established I9 08 orpus Christi, ngratulatio CAGE'S 3 BIG STORES Alameda 309 N. 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Your VISIT THE R E X A L L ROBIN HOOD CAFETERIA D r u g S t o r e s Finest zn Home Cooked Foods Brmg the Whole Famxly Acme Ballards 1341 3rd St 2924N Water Tower West End Arr Condrtroned 1649 Alameda 2518 Leopard Congratulauons Q LA GLORIA CORPORATION 1821 Alameda - Phone 4-1313 0 'Pa li Best Wlshes l or Class Of r'-fx WUIDQHJ' Fme Dalry Products Complxments of OYSTER BAR SANDWICI-IES STEAKS SHRIMP 413 Peoples St Ph 2 7201 Congratulatzons to the Semors of 51 iQ'i- MAGNOLIA FINANCE Mary Stevcns Mgr 619 N Staples St. Complxments of PECK FOOD STORE 2301 Ayers 4 , J I J Y owl J I' F 5 I '51 UNEXCELLED SEA FOODS , ' L COMPLIMENTS F W WOOLWORTH CO Comphments M'Z5M F O O D S T O R E 1917 Ayers St Corpus ChI1Sf1 Texas Best Wzshes to 1951 Graduates COMMUNITY 6 2 3 S P o r t A John Head Mgr Ahce Molma Cashxer OF of LOANS . v e. fNfN N 'N After haulmg you gxrls to school all these years Im sure mg But all us guys at the Nueces Tran portatron Company wnsh you all kmds of good luck And be sure to tell your lnttle s1sters the easy way to go to school xs to take the bus Compllments of ESCO SelfServ SEED Feed Fertnlmzer Pottery Pet Supplxes Hardware Insectxcxdes EASTERNSEEDCXD G Curtns Clark Owner 301 So Staples Phone 3 4424 ongratulatlon Graduates of 51 SEARS ROEBUCK 8 COMPANY 1319 Leopard St Phone 3 9311 Corpus ChflSI1, Texas CARLS Your Downtown Florxst Flowers ' Gxfts 711 N Chaparral Street Corpus Chrnstr Texas Dxal 4 7 4 6 7 fA11 Hoursj rw 4111. 1 S, Q J 0' 1 i- 1 v gonna miss those thatzs graduat- S . , C ' s Compliments of the DRAGON GRILL THE ZODIAC ROOM 25 JALNA ROOM Mayflower X f f mv AY I ymmdf6. 4-yfgqi i Milxfluvxc hi if wife?-5 few 1- Corpus Christi Transfer Phone 3-4391 Congratulations Seniors of '5I! Best of Luck in the Future MISSION LOANS 408 s. 19511 sf. R. D. Sharkey, Mgr, S. Rodriguez, Cashier Congratulations, I Ofne Of at SC X Q 9' GRADUATES... 5 A h d h II I F To serve ever K I L Iust flick 1 'Wi h d li me zi hl ...or o erf RK REDDY KILOW our ' ecrric GD gf GD Y EI S t CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations CLASSOF51 Class of '51 Friden Calculating Machine Hooo ' s ASCHCY DRESS SHOP Phone 3-9351 Leopard at Carancahua Ar Perkins, YoUR UPTOWN FAMILY STORE , you can be assured of finding items for the entire family and for the home. Right on down from Wearables for Mom and Dad to clothing for boys and girls. And at Perkins you have l HOUR FREE PARKING in the rear of the store for your convenience. Compliments of Compliments of SHOOP'S GRILL ARMSTRONG LUMBER CO. 4401 Highway 9 Phone 2-6514 AMERICAN FOOD STORE 3302 so. 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Best Wlshes for success 1n the future from Congratulations to the GRADUATES of the Incarnate Word Academy SOUTH TEXANS FAVORITE STO!! SINCE ll7l I-hway 9 Ph 231322 S E5 M LUMBER SUPPLY Lzttle Town of Annauzlle Rt 2 Box 5 Corpus ChflSfl Texas Anythmg to burld Everythmg Owners and Operators Ludwlg Sablatura G L Martme VICK S CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RT 4 Robstown Texas I I C ' ' Q6 .1 b - U Grocery and Market . - 30 , Compliments THOMAS CONCRETE PIPE CO Corpus Chrxstr Texas Congratulations Class of 1951 JOHN A FERRIS Apparel Stores WILSON BUILDIING Complxments ADA S BEAUTY SALON Furn ture Floor Cose ngs Draperle Kelx nator Applxances e-fle ALLEN FURNITURE COMPANH C rg us Chr I IXIUA N ll Y Y i - ' ri ' s ,i ' of 1 Serving South Texans Ou r 2 ' ars Y o w isl - N 15 'i COMPLIMENTS GULF DISINFECTANT COMPANY Compliments of Compliments of E D H O F F M A N M T R S . 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Hunt, Owner Recapping Complete Stock of New and Used Txres Tubes and Wheels Humble Gas '65 Corpus ChflSI1 Texas Vulcanizing O1ls PLATING elope GOLD - SILVER CHROMIUM NICKEL - COPPER NT'S OUICK TIRE ' if ' ,Q A , iw' ae ,O Electro Galvanizing Hard C ' hrome Platmg S O U T H W E S T PLATING SERVICE 4709 Hwy 9 3 5022 Complxments of B SHOP AT OUR 2 STORES T e Jewelry Cente h r Salem s Jewelers 508 Peoples St 1819 S me SIX Pomts Corpus Chrrstl Texas J Prop EMIL G HABEEB OSEPH J SALEM Mgr For Fme Watch Repaxr P B111 Mo 9 u n pi 5 . . Ala da Downtown ' ' W, . 1 A ' ! 1 . f ore, Jr., m charge o of both departments We appreciate the sacrifice of the Sisters of Incarnate Word Academy in educating our chil dren. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stuth. 4uTH1,, 555 512 I STUTH ET: -:..'Hs.-' 1 ?' 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