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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Madeline Meehan Anna Marie Durkola Jo Charles Brownlow Advertising Manager . . . . Kay Merryman Assistant . .,.. .... J udi Monahan Sponsor . . . , . . Sister Jeanne Francis The staff, along with their sponsor, Sister .Ieanne Francis, spend many long hours selling ads, planning the book. pasting pictures, writing copy and sending bills, to present the students of lncarnate Word Aca- demy with a complete pictorial record of the school year of 1958-1959 in the years old tradition of All Texas and All Catholic. 2 t0'ff'00'0 '0W omg 9 9 E E S 3 3 S S S S E 6 3 3 E 5 E -010' 0 0 -0 010151 0' 0'0 A00 01 -01'-01 CONTE S AURORA STAFF CLASSES AND FACULTY Hls Excellency BlShOp Garrlga HIS Excellency B1Sh0p Marx Rey erend Mother Mary Patrxcla S1ster Mary George Rel1g1on Language Arts Soc1al SCIENCES Natural and Physxcal SCIGHCGS Mathematlcs Fore1gn Languages Commerc1al Subjects Homemakmg Muslc Sports and Phxslcal Educatxon STUDENT BODY Sen1ors Jumors Sophomores Freshmen ORGANIZATIONS Beaker Breakers CIYICS Club .Iumor Confratermty of Chr1st1an Doctrme Leglon of Mary Sodalltv of Our Lady of Grace Sp3HlSh Club Daughters of Rome Mothers Club Alumnae Assoc1at1on ACTIVITIES September October November December January February Ma1 ch Apr1l May PATRONS 104070 '-0 -0K0 N 10405010 Q 1 ..4.l 2 4 ' ' ' .l,,.. ..,s, , 6 .,..l.l . ,ll. , A 7 ,,..ll..,. ..,. , .Ms .....l,... ..,T, . 10 .1 7 .l.. .1.,11 U ' ,4,,l... , ,.,..,,. 12 ' ' ..,.,, , ., ., 13 ...,,.,.,,,.. .14 ' .....,. ,.,..,. 1,.,, 1 5 ' ..,.. ....,,.,.,....1 . 16 ' .. .1., ..17 ,... ...1 1,... 1 3 ' 1,.1.,. . ,.,....1e.. .20 ' .,1,.1.11........1..,.,. 28 ,.... , .34 x .l., . ....,. ,..1. 1 40 ' ...,.t.,....,. .,., 4 6 Student Council .4....,..,.,..... . , 48 1...,.... 50 ' ' ,51 ' . ,...,........ . 1,..52 'V ..,,.., ,.1,.. 5 2 ' .....1......... ..,, 5 3 7, ..... ,...53 1......1., . 1..54 , ........ .,,.55 .,1............, ,.,.756 ..1,.,58 ,...60 .....11. .,..,.62 h .,...,64 ,,1..,66 j A ..,3l,.y1, 1150,1 5 .68 5 7 Q cutuucl 1.,,.70 9 K ' .1.1 .1..... 1 .....,... 7 2 K ,,.. ......1,., ..,. ,.,... 7 4 n 11..,,.1,1. 7. .,....1 76 4 D fly' 'fs ' --M - ..-Q... v f 26 4 'Q 7' s s .,, .f- i ' A 51 44' sf '?74 ' V- 3 , a . P I , B ffl-5. i , .F 5.1 if 1 ,lil 0 , Q' X -V --.C 'Ng 440' ,Mv- x mfglyph ,Q- - Nu., ,g.v,. -, 3,5 'SPE .X ii? 3:1 Qs , ,,. , . A225 Sig? Zigi-' gg.. .A Q iff 3' 1 gr . Ti fir .t - 'frm Sister Mary George Principal of lncarnate Word Academy Reverend Mother Mary Patricia Superloress General of the Congregation of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrcment 4 RELIGION . . . The highest art, the art of true Christian living, is stressed in religion classes, one of the required four-year courses. This helps to develop in each girl a full, rich understanding of her faith. Guidance, counsel, and study assists in preparing each student for the future. Sister Genevieve, Sister Agnes Marie, Sister Mary Caroline, and Sister Adrian Clare teach the religion classes. Sister Mary Carolina A iv-6-s.--. Q Q'-Q-.., s-'SQL Sister Agnes Marie tcachcs Religion IV. Students have opportunity to assist at Mass claily, 'NIM-wqaqw... LANGUAGE ARTS . . . English - Journalism - Speech The language arts courses seek to instill in each girl the ability to convey her thoughts effec- tively, through speech and through writing. The study of grammar, punctuation, and composition are considered basic in equipping the student with fluency and coherency in her native language. A thorough-going appreciation of great literature accompanies these studies. English teachers include Sister Aquinas, Sister Luke, Sister Agnes Marie, Mrs. Daugherty. and Mrs. Rex. Mrs. Daugherty also teaches journalism and speech, directing the activities of the speech and drama department of the school and serving as advisor for the school paper. Sister Aquinas' students learned the fine points of grammar and proper expression so well that they won a number of essay contests! The first semester is taken up with a study of literature, while second semester work is concentrated upon the rules of grammar and practice in composition. 8. Advertising Manager ..,,............,.......... The school paper, THE CROWN, is published about once a month. Journalism students, as part of their class work, edit and rewrite stories turned in by the various class and club reporters. All of the reporters assist in procuring advertisements to help finance the publication. Class reporters distribute the paper to the student subscribers when the paper comes out. CROWN STAFF . .i.. . 'M' Q A 1 TEHH5. etgl- f 1 ' ' T fo3 3 i S' Q 'Q ll 9 'l ' i nc., lntcrnationzxl Honor Award All Catholic 'Veins Catholic Jourinilists Workshop Award of Distinction Published Monthly by and for the Students of lncarnate Word Academy C0118 Christi, Texas Under the Direction of the Journalism Class Principal .... ........ .......................... . S ister Mary George .aollty Sponsor .....,............. .,.... ll Irs. Robert A. Daugherty News Editor ..... Feature Editor Hake-Up Editor Pat Hughel MaryJo Wagner Rosle Mlrabd Business Manager ...... Anne nodimim Circulation Manager .. ................. ......... ..... L ynn Moore Anna Marie Durkota. Reporter! .. ........ Kathleen Celum, Mary Estes, Susan Mllloy, Anna Marie Durkota, Sally Caddell, Merle Welker, Mary Beth Mireur, mein shunts, Elaine Phnupn. Karon Walker, Patti Ayres, Annie Goetsch, Marlo Stillman, Judy Allis, Peggy Grieve, Susan Smith, 9 ana :muy vanly. SOCIAL SCIENCES . . . Amercan History - World History - Government A study of past events can assist in providing understandings about both the present and the future, while a study of government will mold good citizens. A study of current events is watching history being made in these portentous days. Sister Mary Stanislaus teaches government and world history, with Mrs. Sheridan also teaching classes in the latter subject. Sister Xavier and Sister Genevieve teach American history. Sister Genevieve listened as Theresa Bledsoe explained a passage of the American history book. , .,f ,ft E' Sister Stanislaus received an answer to il question she asked in world history. NATURAL SCIENCES . . . Biology - Chemistry - General Science A study of the natural phenomena of one's environment will instill a deeper appreciation of the laws governing the creation and sustaining the universe and its creatures. Here the student is brought to realize that the so-called conflict between science and religion does not existg only a Master Plan can explain the mysteries of His creation. Science classes are taught by Sister Jeanne Francis. .3 Chemistry students emphasize laboratory practice. Biology classes use modern equipment and techniques to study living things. MATHEMATICS Algebra Geometry GenerolMath Mathematics courses provide training in the use of measurement and numbers Thev develop methods of solving problems and each problem solved is a stepping stone in the field of reason Algebra is taught by Sister Anna Maria Sister Genevieve and Col Warren Sister Anna Maria also teaches geometrv and general math the latter course also being taught bv Sister Genevieve too Col. Warren's student ex- plains her working out of the problem. in J'- FOREIGN LANGUAGES . . . Spanish -- French - Latin A study of foreign languages will provide a student with a variety of information about a coun- try, a way of life, its heroes, great artists and their works. Spanish is taught by Sister George and Sister Elizabethg Sister Luke teaches the Latin classes, while Mrs. Rex teaches French. 'A fi fc ,. ,. ,rw .. Kjakfr. Sister Luke checks the translations offered by students at the board. Mrs. Rex pronounces French as practice on proper accent. COMMERCIAL COURSES . . . Stenogrcphy - Typing - Bookkeeping These courses lay the foundation for successful careers for those who wish to enter the busi- ness world. Together with subject matter, the girls are taught correct business etiquette. Sister Xavier teaches stenography, while Sister Anne teaches classes in typing and bookkeeping Typing, a tool subject useful to both terminal and college-bound students, is taught by Sister Anne. Sister Xavier initiates her students in the mystery of shorthand and office practice. So well taught are they that I.W.A. graduates with a certificate in shorthand and typing often have jobs waiting for them. it 3 ...., . x- ' ' ,zf'4 I 0-'vga in' 2? -5.1! Jay 'Ioday the homemaker is in the public spotlight. Well-equipped, modern homemaking fauli ties provide a laboratory for practice in the arts of the homemaker of tomorrow. Each student learns to sew various articles of clothing. Many of these items are displayed in the showroom on the second floor. Frequently, tests are of the practical sort, wherein a student completes an assigned garment in a certain period. Cooking classes demonstrate their acquired knowledge by serving various types of meals. dinners, party refreshments, and similar things. The test is in the tasting. MUSIC . . . Choral - Instrumental Ample opportunities for instruction in various forms of music are provided for I.W.A. students. Sister Joan and Sister Iinmaculada give lessons in piano technique. Mr. N. Saccomani teaches voice and choral singing, D. W. McCready gives group lessons to the girls who are in the Bishop's Band. Mr. Dwight McCready and the Bishops Band. IM A are in this group. SPORTS . . . Volleyball - Basketball - Softball The more active of the students find an interest in sports, consisting principally of volleyball, basketball, and softball teams, using the name of ACADEMY ANGELS. 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RACHEL TORRES 1rC cnt ztlxt 1 ll P1rl11nLnt1r11n gs Xn C s fv ' MARY ANN VIET Clue l'11l11ment1r11n 3 ep 1l1tx Dtb te Clu 118-gg, Yr---Y KARON WALKER Cl s P1rl11mCntdr1.1n wkex li eakers 2 3 lu lsurer 3 Aurora St1ff 2 3 4 Edltor 1nCh1ef 4 Band 1 2 3 Seargeant at Arms 3 l1hrar1an 3 Crown 'Stiff 4 n J 2 LIVICN C 3 4 Debate Club 2 3 Voca t1on Club 1 2 Plax Pestxxal .. 'xx A . 0 3 l 'i if GEORGENE TRICE Clnss lrmsurer 3 4 Band 2 Nlajorctte 2 3 CIXICS 4 Pr1rl1ament.1r1.1n D 2 3 4 Qecrttxrx Apoetles 3 Latm Club 2 3 'Y 'QM- we 'CD' W KAY VREELAND C lux iecretwu 1 Rt porter 3 1cel'res1dent 4 X St dcntCount1l4 I 1t1nC 1b 2 3 l'res1dtnt2 De 1 J 4 dent 4 C s 4 S 11d 3 Crown St1ff 3 ko lon Club 2 Angels lnter School Board rf ,g .iff SEC ONID SEMESTER ROSEMARY CAIN Beakcr Breakers 3 C C D 27 '45 ANGELICA VASQUEZ Beuker Breakers Z C C D nd 2 x s C D uf'- ,wx- 3 4 MARY JO WAGNER Class Reporter 3 4 Glee ture I'd1tor 4 l1t1n Club 1 2 3 4 Pen Qquad 3 CCD 4 Dr1n1a Club 4 gn ,jiff QILC OND SEMESTER ROSIE LOZANO C1x1cs Club 4 . X 1 0 . A ,fm fag KR Q f , ' 'M' M L . Qi 2 if Ex ' 1 J tflusf l'zarl1z11nentz1r1z1n l. 4. ' 2. 5 .. 1 1 v 1 .H 1 -' 'Z '- f- . 13 Ret ls- 1 '- 33 D r :1 n ll 3, . 2' 1 ' . 1 Y' Club Ba 9 C1 'lC'. Club 3. 41 t'ltl 4. z ' - 1 'z 41 3. 1 K ' ' 4: C. '. . 1. C'ivi 2 Vluh 41 .f gg -l. 2: CIC. . 1. . , t. L '2 .' Of C'.C',I7. 1. 2. 4. . 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'st Jeannette Strvk B Treasurer Sister Agnes Maria B Sponsor Sister Aquinas A Sponsor louise McMahon B Secretary Paddy Dunne A Treasurer Katherme Ahr A Vice President Sandra Treptow B Vice President Genevieve Wahl B President Ofelia Garcia A President Helen Havelka A Secretary THE JU ICR CLASS CLA Student Council Treasurer Student Council Historian Beaker Breakers Vice President Beaker Breakers Secretary Beaker Breakers Treasurer Beaker Breakers Reporter Junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine President Secretary Parliamentarian Our Lady of Grace Sodality Vice President Our Lady of Grace Sodality Secretary Our Lady of Grace Sodality Treasurer Spanish Club President Spanish Club Treasurer I W A C C C A Interschool Board SS ACHIEVEMENTS 28 Katherine Ahr Marcia Chamberlain Pat Haven Diane Shackleford Geraldine Hoelscher Marilyn Birmingham Ofelia Garcia Sandra Treptow Elizabeth Sefcik Barbara Mathieu Ofelia Garcia Barbara Worrel Pat Hughes Geraldine Hoelscher Katherine Ahr E 2 'r I W1 5 ,Lf . ' A I C h L. 13 ' I - 3 ' S' 9 -I , .3 r. at y N 1- b 5- I J 4 if 'Q r d C T ,E Er C' ' can 1, 4 L I Y '- 3 ' A 1 . L .4 x A 2 - '- I , f ' ii 194 . l i 1 - I , 3 ' , ' 5 ' ' , ' 5 Student Council Vice President ................... Louise McMahon Rf, Q bf -, ,f!. as ,-, , ,s . 11, 1. 3 aw ' ff-2-L - ffl f M. 1 fl A.-V, , V f Q fiisi' 7 , .. .2 ,...,v .HJ- X I' i 'IP ,pa- IS 5 fi . .-. f ar. 5. , + .fu -4: 'SI E. Z -, M ..s - if ffppji n ,g , ,f ig IL. Zz. , L1 .ru 'If' -. M' iw 5 1 ,. . 5-132' V fum xg, 'Qi if Qi-S+ , -1: ,Xp 2 -Snv if T' QP Katherine Ahr Dorothy Jean Allen Bernadrne Benvs Nlarrlxnn Brrmrnghanr Carolyn Blumberg Doretta Borton Shrrley Breland Mary Jo Cernock Nlarcra Chamberlarn Elrzabeth Cox Carolyn Darly Marrlvn De Cordova Eva De Leon Paddv Dunne Carmen Enrrquez Karyn Farrow Pat Ferrrs Mary Franks Drana Corkrll Wanda Franz Mary Gansle - Ofelia Garcia Anna Marle Gonzalez Helen Havelka Pat Haven Mary Ida Helzer Geraldlne Hoelscher Pat Hughes Sandra Ivy Evelvn Jackson Gerrxe Johnson Nancx Knox SWIVIH Leal L A Martm Betty Jane Koller l Margaret Leland PHUICIH Llnnev Jeanene Machlck Q , Barbara Mathieu LOUISE McMahon Madehne Meehan Kav Merryman Susan Meurer Shelby Mlller Angle Montez Mary Helen Montuorl Sherrl Ann Moore Bermce Netek Conme Nlckens JoAnn Noser PBIFICIH O Dochalty Patrlcla Paar Beatrlce Perev Vlarx Nan Polasek Anne Rodholm Estella Rodr1gue7 'JJ , fe . '. 'E - - . V, ' wie? e W, Y :R - - Y . , W . . he-v' 6 1 ' . anna., vu, Lucrlle Saldrvar Margaret Lee Scott Elrzabeth Sefcrk Drane Shatkleford Jowe Stokes Marv Ann Stoner X Bettx Lou Strakob Jeannette Strxk Zanda Taylor Elorse lolrn Sandra Ireptoxx Barbara Tudvk Julra Lrehlrnger Lrrrrlx X eaelx Genevrexe Vt ahl Rhoda XX alderr Barbara VS orrel Barbara Vkrllrarrrb an IE l vp ' L5 LP' Mx? er' Pat Murray C Secretary Slster Genevleve A Sponsor Sister Anne B Sponsor Slster Jeanne Francls C Sponsor Margaret Sefclk C Secretary, Jo Ann Doffmg A Secretary Alma Garcla A Vice Presldent, Lxlllan Anderson A Presldent Frances Grossman B Presldent Mary Helen THE OPHOMORE CLASS CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS Spamsh Club Hlstonan Jeanette Pogaley Spamsh Club Parhamentarlan Susanne Krause Daughters of Rome Secretary Marv Allce Walsh Daughters of Rome Treasurer Mary Helen Kennedv Daughters of Rome Reporter Frances Crossman Daughters of Rome Parhamentarlan Leleste Neuman Delegate to STASC Mary Beth Prxour Delegates to TASC Convention Llllxan Anderson Frances C rossman Blshop s Band Majorettes Carol McC1ll Madelme Pelltgrmo IW A Sclence Farr Wlnners Blolog Dlvlsxon Lillian Anderson Mary Jane Blaschke IW A L C C A Interschool Board Lxllxan Anderson 34 I A - 4 ' Q ,ix .k B , . .C ff A tw ' U , K f L' 32 . 1 M -sb - 1 ' Kennedy, B Vice Presidentg Mary Beth Priour, C Presidentg Betty B. Wagner, C Vice President. Y 'V -I' --QL? rx 'Il ' ,C A. I u I sn f l n 1 . .4 Y Q. 1 5. E se N41 V 1 L 1 at V! EJ L- 1 ' Av 1 sf L f, F I . 5 ,: v 'gr ,ip L .- ,ft -f lt A - f +1 - 1 J- ' ' . V J J ' 'J ' Nl - ' ' ' J: ' K v 1 B 'S if is W ,ww Qan- Q-Q your Dmm Aqullar Juu Xllu Lllllan Anderaon bam Bxtonl Nlarx Jane Blaschke Barbara Bopko Edream Borders Karen Sue Buck Sally Caddell Marla Canedo Marv Helen Cantu Sandra Larpenter Frances Case Marx Dolores Ceballos Kathlen Celum Lorraine DePaolo Pauline Dxaz Jo Ann Doffmg sv Kathrxn Drozd Anna Marla Durkota Beth Elzner Mary Estes Irma Fabela , bf x l ,QA if 'Q-1 ,... fl v-. l 4 4m 1 Yl- 1 v E qyv 1 Irene Falcon Gloria Fernandez Diane Finley Judy Flores Jeannette Fogaley Alma C arcxa Swlvxa CGFCIH Sandra Glorfxeld e xC'rc I' r mem Grofaeman Gloru C ut1erre7 Norma Cutlerrc-7 Annu NI11x'1fu7mm Josephme lhrrocl Marx Lou Hernando? Nhrx Ann llerndon Luxsn Ilmojosa Bxrbarx Jackson Xldu llclen kennedy Susanne Krause Melanle Lexdy Patsy Leonard Josephme Lcvek ,-'S ci fu X V wb' Kai if 1 1' if Rita Nl nhrw Sue N1 axon Clthv McAtee Carol Ann Nlcblll Yol unch Nledmx Lynne 'tllller Sharron 'kllller Juclw Monahan Patrlua Murray teleste Neuman Madehne Pellegrmo Elizabeth Petru Nanex Petzel Elalne Phillips Marx Beth Prxour Glorla Ramxrez Mckn Rasmuwen Dorothx Remcll Glorla Rxos Mary Lane Rltehxe Alice Robmson Adelxa Rodrlguez Betty Jo Roland ' 4 . z ' . 1: . l . 1 1 4 ' z A . 4 I .4 x 1 I Pamela Nelson ll ' ' C L. Y' ' . . A w 4 A 'Us Patricia Rutlc-rlgc Gvurgvltc Sznhufii Jczmnc Sc-amhm IXIz1rg1zxr1-1 S1-fcik xc: Shu Q I Sm IX A r X LLL Nm XC' XII SH I xucl Snll N111 Nl JoXnn Stuxm urn S1 A cc 'I mu Mau lulmr Q mm ll! nh X B XXV lllli XX sly X 1 f XX: cr Josephmc XX alxh Xian Ahce XX'1lsh Jackle Xhllxams Karen Vkmland Sandra Xhdllaae 6 . 3 J 4 ,Wh '27 0 gn - X .sr :WX 5.1 5 a -as 5 J lg ,QI sf' 3' l ' 4 1 par.. cgi. L- J' in ' Xl Q' Sf J ' Q7 -ii 1 J ,- tl - l I l 'I . P' .3 7 X lm Kay Connors, A President lfirst semesterlg Gracie Gonzales, B President, Joyce McCullough, C Presidentg Greer Burris, A President tsecond semesterlg Cathy Sprakman, D President lsecond semesterhg Judy Walden, D President ffirst semesterbg Sister Elizabeth, C Sponsorg Sister Mary Caroline. B Sponsor, Mrs. Sheridan, A Sponsorg Sister Anna Maria, D Sponsor. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman general science students enjoyed laboratory experiences 'fist ' ' 1.3, Mm 'ets 'FFT'-T I---.. yi ii: ' , f .:f.. I I5 I ,E V Y. 5 F f . ii L. 1 ,L --as ig..- 61 A Carol Cleveland Peggy Cochran Kay Connor Veronica De La Rosa Mary Ann De Leon Rosa De Luna Deborah Dembski Edwma Dement Loretta Diaz Sylvia Doering Patricia Eaker Joleen Edgerton Patricia Edwards 2 ' 'A .rx E.: 3 .AQL fi 1' .f ,ug s..,,i i i- 'Qtr' Susan Allen Adrianna Anaya Patti Ayers Marie Esther Azuela Mary Lou Bautista .Io Ann Bczclak Rita Bluinberg Alice Backholt Mary Alice liollom Joyce Brown Mary Helen Bruce Greer Burris Carol Cappetta Esther Carranco Dorothy Carter Sandra Carter Kithy Chapman Sylvia Cisneros Carol Jo Clark Carolyn Clark -Q- !' Y ' X Uv-X f 'S' 1 3 if 'it' Nlarxha Cregg Elnzabeth Crossman Patrxcna cJLll'lk'l Dora C uLr1'1 Irene Cutxerrez Carman Guzman Druulll ll sem Dauleen Hall PBIYICIH Hanshaw SOphl8 Hartofllax Cheryl Haxelka J1ll Hawes Charlotte Hentges Dorothy Hethermgton Gladys Hmojosa f 1' 3 Dolores Enrlquez Patrlua Fspev Angela Fernandez Marla Fernander Barbara Fmnegan Jane I'1tzg,era d M ny Pat Fltlgerald .I mme Horns Helen Ford Ana Nlarle Gircla Patrnum Carnett Marv Jo Glomb Marx Ann Goates Bc mme Godox Anne Goetbch Patrxela Gomez Anne Conzalu Gracie Gonzalez Leonora Gonzalez Luellen Sue Loss 95 19 'War 3 vw Sa Cu ,J Bettw Sue Nlctz Suban Nhllox Marv Beth Nhreau 'Vlarcxa Moran Dlane Moas Karen Moss Rose Mane Munoz Marx Jo Palacxos Barbara Palousek Lmda Ann Papageorge Earlxne Parker Amelra Pena Sandra Perez Alxce Ramlrez Kay Reexes 1 'wwzi' 'E' 1' A- -v--Q 's Qi? Laura Lea Hooker Vick: Jfnrxcho Irlmdad Jxmmez Martha Johnson Ellnbeth Jones Ifrmccs Jost M nrgnret M :rw Kelly Ann Knrbx M andalen Le al Mlnerx x Lml avi., Barbara Llderle Jonelle LeNIure Barbara Majek El une M allxrd Linda M ntelskc Susan M ayfuld Joyce Mciullough Carolsn McCu1rc Jean McLaughlin Llnda McNabb 1 if 3 'cf -Q- 1-Q ng...- V-Ag Carmen Thibodeau Susan Thomas 'tlary Tolin Janice Touchstone Helen fudyk Nancy Turpin Eleanor Uehlinger Mary lam Nictor Susan Veit Joyce Waida Judy Waldon Cecelia Ward Jane Ward Patsy Wharton Anna Marie Yaklin Sandra Rhodes Beth Rlemer Karen Lee Russell Bertha Saenz Dmne Schonefeld Bernadette Schultz Betty Schultz Marx Ann Schultz Judy Shearer Julle Shuler Rlcke Shultz Judy Slerra Elame Slack Rosle Solxs V1rg1n1a Sosa Cathv Sparkman P'lf!'lCld Startz Janus Stegg, Marte Stxllman Dorothy Tepera in 1' gr ft ' i . he 1 wv-,, R 1 ' ,-3 wif . 5. ff Ai. ' .4 - 2' -xx. X .3 ,N xx ff-2' walrw X +.x -gs.:.iR.iW:., Xvmss' 13. wg f 3 A A .1 my O U R 0 R G A N I Z A T I O N S STUDENT COUNCIL Phe student Counc1l was organlzed 1n 1951 and has done much to accompllsh the goals for xxhxth It was founded to develop leadershlp responslbllltw 1n1t1at1ve and a sp111t of eooperatlon Thls IS done by actxve paxtxclpatlon 1n student and school affalrs Qouncll projects for the year mtluded the sponsormg of a Chustmas formal Futuxe Freshman Dax and School Splllt Dav Fhey also complled student dnectoues Counul members mcluded 12 semols 12 Juniors 12 sophomores 17 fleshmen Q fa Presldent Darlene Amol 5 7 Vxce Presxdent Louxse McMahon Secretary Glorxa Sherek A Treasurer Katherme Ahr Parllamentarxan Kav Vreeland Hlstorlan Marcia Lhamberlam Reporter Joan Franks All Llty Representatives Darlene Amol Loulsc McMahon has Vreeland Joan Franks A s til FQ K 1 rer,rrr,ee F ' ' 'IX BEAKER BREAKERS . . . Incarnate Word Academy Science Club, is affiliated with the Science Clubs of America and the Texas Academy of Science. The club is a major function in the activities of l.W.A. President . . . . Carol Leonard Vice President . .... Pat Haven Secretary . . . Diane Shackleford - ' - Treasurer .... Geraldine Hoelscher TE'-P Parliamentarian . . Mary Nan Polasck fi? '. . D ey Q5 5 E2 Sponsor .... Sister Jeanne Francis ge, ' 5 Q- Sp Cx SlIIlKlllUlE10IIM!lIlI U1 . I I bv ', 4 ' Bored bv r lx . RFQ Iyf CAME PARTY Sponsored by I. W. A. SCIENCE CLUB FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27, 19522 7.30 to 10:30 P. M. , 751: per Persson lv. I . W . A CAFETERIA 1. W. A. CAFIiTERI.fi Refi-esliment fr Door Pxires BABY SITTING PROVIDED 9 f X l CIVICS CLUB . President . . . Marie Klein Vice President . . Carol Leonard Secretary . , , Barbara Floyd Treasurer . . . . . . Donna Carlucci Parliamentarian . . . George Trice Historian . . Jo Charles Brownlow Sponsor . . . . Sister Stanislaus The Civics Club was organized in 1955 under the direction of Sister Stanislaus. Membership is open to all students in government classes. This year the club visited the State Capitol in Austin. During the tour of the Capitol the club met Governor Price Daniel and Senator Bruce Reagan. During the year the members of the club listened to different speakers. Among them were speakers on missiles, radar, narcotics, alcholism, and traffic safety. .fr THE JUNIOR CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE The purpose of the C C D IS to help the Church wm souls for Christ The active members are dl vided into three groups Apostles Teachers and Helpers The Teachers aic the girls trained to teach religon in places where there is a shortage of nuns and priests and to the public school child ren who have no way to learn their religion The Apostles take Catholic literature to the bus sta tions and hotels throughout the Lita, Thev also sponsor an Easter egg hunt for the children in Hudson Acres and Rolling Acres 'lhey make a monthly visit to the Hearth to sing for the old people and bring them favois The Helpers aid the Teachers and the Apostles by making holy cards Easter baskets and favors for them to use in their work The Associate members aid Junior C C D by their prayers L mtl 11rs tu 1 If icii 1 ibcrlain 11 Sh S1 i trim 1 u ii x lt1por 1 lll m in 1t 1 1 J 1 1 1 im Shi1k1ltoi1i Sponsors llifl Sistu Ann1 Si t1i X Ht 'tlnir ind Sist1r L1 I11 Ofelia Garcia Pi1sicl1nt J14l Lq,LlL ,dp K, 4 i' Uh! 4 Bl . 2 , . 'J . . , , , . I . I I I 1 v 'I'h- 1 ' i '- Q lor this y'1'zii' '-rc: Ol' 'lizi Gaircizi. Pros IUIIIQ I fIlzi 'z Chin ' 1' , VI -I,I'l'5IlIOIlI1 Gloria ' crck. .'-1'i'1'- tary: Kathi ' X Ah 1 'l'r1-us r1-rg lin 'll' Vesely. I I 'ri Cha z 1' th' II-111-rs, .I1-:in-tt- Strykg t'Iiziirmzui of th' Apostles, Phyllis Rohinsong and Chziirmzin ol' tho 'l'11a1-hors. Dia ' J if -' '..' x .' '- iz -' -, -' , g -s .z ,z - i . ff , . 1 V 3 A ,- 1, -- , -- .. - -v nw , 4 'FIJI ' sl , 'I' tjf H All ,. '!- ' if t H .Ji gg 5 U , 3, 4 1' b i - , 4' 4: in I ay ,:',f3'x,s2a 2 ,gui If 4 A A L, ,. 2 . I l'sl. L 'e 5.2 1 'T 4 ' ' I .:. 15 - if 5 ' . I . 'T' f ' ' V ' ' uf 1 Q I' - Fr ,I 'Q I- f 1 3 ' A lu SODALITY OF OUR LADY OF GRACE Prefect Vlce Prefect Secretary Treasuxer Alternate Representatne Second Representatne Geraldine Petru Barbara Mathleu Ofelm Carcla Barbara Vtorrel Marv Gansle Elizabeth Sefclk The Sodallty IS a rellglous oxganlzatlon WhlCh fosters ln ltS members a flllal love and d9V0tlOn for our Blessed Mother for the purpose of self sanctlflcatxon and to enable the Sodallst to help save and sanctlfv thelr nelgh box s Sodahsts have two speclal means to enable them to attam thelr purpose Thev must llV9 the Sodahty Way of lxfe Splrltually bv observlng the rules of the Sodallty concernxng thelr splrltual l1fe and they practlce the works of the apostalate accordlng to the1r ab1l1t1es and the W1Sh6S and needs of the Blshop They v1s1t the slck and dlstrxbute llterature 1n the hospltals they collect canceled stamps for the mlSS1OHS they sold rellglous Chrlstmas cards to encourage people to put Chrlst IH Chrlstmas no . . . . . . . . . . L It . v x .V - .L I w , - 9 i I . . . .. . 1 7 LANGUAGE CLUBS . SPANISH ci.ua is LATIN CLUB: President . . . Vice President . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . Parliamentarian . Reporter . . . Sponsor , . . ', President .... Vice President . A: Secretary . i Treasurer . Historian . . . Parliamentarian , Sponsor . . . DAUGHTERS OF ROME . . . . Geraldine Petru . . Cleary Johnstone . . . Mary Alice Walsh . Mary Helen Kennedy . . Celeste Neuman . Frances Grossman . Sister Mary Luke . . , Pat Hughes Jo Charles Brownlow . . . Paddy Dunne Geraldine lfloelscher. Jeannette Fogaley 5, . . Susanne Krause Sister Mary George E.. Y I. W. A. MOTHERS' CLUB Mothers' Club members were kept busy throughout the school year making plans and spon- soring successful activities. The Mothers' Club is affiliated with the National Council of Catholic Women. Most of the profits from the various activities sponsored throughout the school year are used to purchase supplies and equipment for the school. Y v 4- r 11 Q mn! . gkhgj 1J'if,1'fs5YL-r D LW' grew-1 . :,f if Qfrltxiijl-,:' bf- 2 c, :..i.. 6+ t xlfftii J' ' ,nw -g Na.. vi gi- J ,..2- 2 I.. if Ei President . . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . Parliamentarian Frewsuier Nlrs Nlclllahon President Nlrs Robinson Secretars 'Urs Walker chat in the parlor after i meeting of the Mothers Llub 1 Fig 5, :- I 4 JKWQQ5 . Mrs. P. J. Robinson . Mrs. Beverly Estes . Mrs, E. R. Walker Mrs. George Mcltlahon Mrs. Walter Franks T1 2 4335? s-fir' I. W. A. ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION . . . The lncarnate Word Acadeniy Alumnae Association has an active membership of about 250 graduates amd ex-students. representing classes from many of the 86 years I.W.A, has been in existence. To further the purpose of perpetuating old friendships and forming new ones. the .-Xlumnae has a monthly meeting, most of which are social in nature. , I KXQI I . K ' 1, Q l gy,-STI., T41 ylf Y gfgffzgik 9 f F-ff, , . 4 ll--'qu gap? I 'ig 516 ,U 4, .fa . 1, f , .. 'LR'-5. I 2 sy, -,Vx -dlLJf.,,7'-I, F013 l f- f A TEXAS CHAPTER INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION UF CATHOLIC ALUMNAE l' ' i75'f74'l'Q ' fav.: LH '- Y fr- . G 4, . .-,,., ui..-a..iv.. 1 FJ-uf-Jia- .4 President . , . Mrs. Ronald M, Baughman I for 311' '53, Vice President ..... Mrs. Howard Fish Corresponding Secretary . Miss Christine Ragland Q , fl '- 4 - I Recording Secretary . . . Mrs. William Green ,,,,Q,. Tiff, 'ff' f ', ' Treasurer .... . Mrs Grace Campbell I .,L.f,J -Q ,. e, ?l,j I I -,Iva-.A iJe.1 '-.fxuxlyl .L l4:..f4.E1A'l IJIJ Mrs. Baughman, right, confers with the General Chairman of the Annual Ham Dinner, Mrs. Roy Rodriguez. and one of her assistants, Mrs. Jack Grant. 1. A I X ,,.w. . - sq ,ts IL , ., , Q W, . fy ' Q 1.15, . .. Z ' 'E' 45 43 fi? ? 2 . X if 3? ll 1 3 f , 0, Ami' 7 L E N D A R The Grotto, recently completed on the southwest side of the campus, was dedicated on September 8th and Mass of the Holy Ghost celebrated in the Chapel, officially opening the school year. EPTE BER s-.td !,. -.. ff - . 5 1 I g 1 1 ofa., Senior Rings, blessed after Mass in Chapel, confer upon the seniors the true dignity of their estate. Fresh- man Class members are initiated on the afternoon of this day. Seniors treat the freshmen to a party after- wards. The big day this year was Sep- tember 21, 1959. Mrs. Robert Daugherty, Class of 1938, compared rings with Karon Walker, Class of 1959. . ,wi XAHRX- . 4 - I 1 fs P-Lfpxw .QF 4 4' Q .ifr 6 iw Wx . an-5.6 Freshman perform tricks to please senior sponsors. CH1 -WD Freshmen lined up for inspection by their big Al sisters. the seniors. Ay. , 17:30 rsh- Rb- ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBECUE I , SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. 1958 11:30 mm. to 2:30 p.m. AT INCARNATE WORD ACADEMY Benefit of Incarnate Word Academy The Annual Chicken Barbecue was served on the l.W.A. campus in September this . year. Trarlitionally. the weather wasn't too good. but patrons. students and parents turned out in crowds. v,,1',,,, . gtfggiv ' U Q -..'3.a3j.',3sg5j..3QL 53115552-ifq5:,54, --.-1441 y: .. -' ' Q A-Wi wks'-'rv 'A' fi 1-4 fi-J.. . ' .'1,5.' 1-8:1 'ai?:3Hf.'aff I 'F' ment-uffir'-L-semi-'a' 1 ' - ' R 30 ':-4,4 :gifts - t V7 - : With school underway, parties begin also. Juniors gave a dancc in the school cafeteria. Dancing to strains of music provided by D.J. Jeff Cohanc are Betty Sue Metz. Susan Allen. Mary Jane Blaschkc. and Mary Ann Herndon. 'J 3 ii ,U .r ,fi 4. '- I 4 . . Q ', ,Q OCTOBER Rehearsals were well underway in October for the annual Play Festi- val held each fall in San Antonio. Pat Murray and Mary Ann Hern- don try out for parts in The Flying Grandmother. Presenting I.W.A.'s part in the Festival is an annual project of the speech class, directed by Mrs. Daugherty. HIFI- Early in October the first issue of THE CROWN of 1958-59 came out. Mrs. Robert Daugherty, journalism teacher and faculty advisor, gave Mr. Morgan, Bay Publishing Com- pany owner who prints the paper,, pointers on CROWN style for the year. Journalism students prepare copy for the paper as part of their classwork, Class and club reporters are responsible for news from the organizations they represent. I JK i 4 ix , B C l':':::' 4: ' r C ,Li i- 'R :J E t5 . , 11 - IL A ' K ' ,WA ,fl ir A' 1 Ai U 'VI' xt., ' H -Zi ,,..:45,.wk5::L-t T' 1111--,..u.n4'e L'A . ' ' ' .,.. . IE.-3-I?i:f-3325-Z.:':E-4-,. ,4,-. ncarnafe Qfmraf Ofcalemyt ' oryus elfisfi, Zexas Madeline Meehan. left and Karon Walker. right. Tried their skill on the skating rink as CROWN and AURORA ad salesman are treated to a party. Mrs, Dzmghm r x IlTTlI'l'fi IH :a Lichtvmtc-m N CI'0llfiHU. was um! of H10 mm ng' 1 I' rvshmqm 10 sprmsorm-ri Siylc Show xr , - Nancy Knox and Helen Ilzwclkn were among thc- many ul Sophomore 1 1 iss dance. mfivls xn thi OVEMBER Mary Gansle, Geraldine Hoelscher. Betty Floyd. Genevieve Wahl. Gerri Johnson. Bernadine Bcnys. Carol Ann McGill. Anna Maria Gonzalez. and Judy Allis serve themselves. I' xr' S l sf ? - X R El- if . 'S-I On the 7th of November I.W.A. slu- dents gathered with other Catholic high school drama class students to partici- pate in a Play Festival. sponsored annual- ly by Incarnate Word Academy, Betty Floyd, Pat Murray, Celeste Neuman. and Patti Ayers played in The Flying Grand- mother, Homemaking students prepared. served. and partook of the dainties of a Thanksgiving Buffet. mf-wblu ,,..aue,. Lo- 4: Y M' !, r 1 4 , .. , 4 ,I if . ' ': ':'f:.Tv 2 4,, 'k'Q. Vv 0 '9 l -.5-2 5-rg ' -f ,.,' , 4 nh.sfQrw- U WM ? X 15 ' - , - A.. .fm-' .225 fwwpm . - . ,Us 1 H . X A . I fl f 3 g 'S ' 4 ' I ' K 0 wx' pp V' 'I 3 l B 'A - 1 wiv' S- ' s s ' x B. X - - ' X 'A x . V L, A' Q ,F ' .. 5 6 A , f ' aw 155. , F f N ' r Q A 1 I . , X 'Q il 1 J, , , 5, Q Z 1 H 1 ' v 1 l F . gg 4' . r rl . ,Six 1 or 'Q 5 V, , 1 1.2. -,pi-, 'V wiv- ,iggqkfi ff:-3, -. 11 :W ,JF . m .,, 4.-f i- 5, 9545 f1:v.Q,w1f ,fa 55,3125 .' ' ..1L. -5 gi, . U 'if'111b fi' 2 ' Y . . I.W.A. Student Council sponsored their annual Christmas Formal, with a large group of teen-agers attending. I 33 1 1 'll DECEMBER The Spirit of Christmas pervaded I.W.A. in December. The Glee Club and band students went around singing at various hospitals. entertaining the aged and ill. bringing some of the essence of the season to all whom they visited. Betty .lane Koller. glee club mem- ber. typifies the happy season. ' 1 XA Af fi -7 K U! -- 'fe7U,,1f .5 '- lllju or 516' IVSY t fuf If nip. 1141, HWDAV I 141 'j'2t11:m1l, Qi kxyurf I fl fl Q lLClgAfNH! 'f 'r' , . 4 ll. ,WN fl- ' t AXIIIUXIEIIOII lynn 1 11511 by FA 'HUA' Shub was A-:wa -W, ,- gr 1, W' xx Mg 1' 256' DARLENE ANIOL was chosen All School Favorxte by the student body of Incarnate Word Academy Alumnae members Frances Grant and Laura Rodriguez. general chairman of the annual Ham Dinner, confer with president Margaret Baughman. on details for the affair. SE Yup, N vile . ia PM 93 ffl- to 1 'JN D i' ii J A A R Y , F1050 P31 1 XNCARN .-.-JON 76 9.00 od0Y' mv wow x X11 HON So 590 nsoig- Ps School NP- Nc WMA , IQYSYON RO' Yuri of Doo' X Cufvieulvfl- to POVO 'MM QSC QM i BCR' no' s lo N G.mv.ler, Students paused in their classwork after the end of the first semester to spend two days in Re- treati Juniors and Seniors spent .January 19th and 20th in Retreat. while Freshmen and Sophomores had the following two days. Father Peter Rogers, O.M.I.. editor of MARY IMMACULATE magazine, was Retreatmaster. 67 lac -we 4 At the CGAA tournament in Bellaire. ANGELS lost out in the semi-finals to the team went on to championship. ANGELS later had honor to receive letters from George DeWitt appear on a nation-wide TV show, Pat Haven Emily Vesely received Honorable Mention excellent play. The Glee Club left early on the 14th to attend the Music Festival in San Antonio Sister Mary George, principal. was notified that I.W.A. was f 'Af accepted as a member of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools xnffhltfa 9ffD!1lbI,q 4 W A GIG, 110, , M ,K '4'f ,Numa FEBRUARY As the second semester rolled around there was a general air of Starting over! ln general science, Betty Sue Metz, Zanda Taylor, Drucilla Haein, Earline Parker, Cheryl I-lavclka. and Gladys Hinojosa get down to business, -L SPH'-1 .D '42 Many of the biology students. like Mary Jane Blasehke and Lillian Anderson, spent a lot of time preparing projects for the Regional Science Fair. JC' f x, H 'X X ' ,I LI ,K X ff S AAVx Q ww X V A '1 I '- ,seat I Si .4 ' l L- -1 v' A I i r jk x 4 . ,L , ' if xi! ' 'Y i , K R A 4- 5 x l George DeWitt. of TV fame brought publicity to I,W.A. when he came down with NAME THAT TUNE's c0-pro- ducer A1 Singer to make movies at I.W.A. and to inter- view the principal, Sister Mary George. and the Su- perioress. Mother Mary Patri- cia. about their entries. Proxies won the contest for them. Money was earmarked for THE gymnasium, sorely needed item at 1.W.A. Junior Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine Helpers made Easter Baskets to use for Easter Egg Hunt Parties given for the Catechism Classes taught by the C.C.D. Teach- ers. Karen Sue Buck and Day Lee Snell a d m i r e d the finished products. ARCH X X -.V A in ' - M ii 47 Annual South Texas Science Fair. IN A -t is well represented at the Fourth winning, 2 blue ribbons tKay Vreeland. Carol Leonard! 6 red ribbons tKaron Xl tlltti Pat Falcon, Geraldine Petru, Patricia 0'Docherty. Kathryn Drozd- Pi inns Case, Lillian Anderson-Mary Jane Blaschkct and one white ribbon tBarb1ri Vt orreli with Kay Vreeland being Grand Prize winner in the girls is un going on to National Science Fair. 'EEK 11.355 39-ZTTBYSY Ulf LKIIIJUUHS s . im in Sis an 9111-WA F' Q PROIL 'l'lITl.D-. ,...a,-.. forfeim-arf. , IIT: 2fZ fI'. 'l ' - . ' by Kathryn Drozd-Frances Case 2 Yflnu Nl In non: not wus: :much ll,UL1'!: .i......n. . .....f. with other high schools, she won e contest sponsored by the tMary Jo Wagnerb. by Pat Falcon The Serra Club annually entertains thc Junior Class with a luncheon. Carolyn Daily. Karyn Farrow. Bernice Netek. Patricia O'Docharty. and Connie Nickens enjoyed this one Kay Vreeland's exhibit March was a month of winning for l.W.A. In competition th South Texas Science Fair tKay Vreelandh, the Chamber of Commerce-sponsored ' f s My True Security contest tLynn Moore! and the eassa, Nueces County Medical Society X KY? Karon Walker and Kay Vreeland were announced as Salutatorian and Valedictorian respectively, having maintained the highest averages for four years of high school. The advent of spring drove the student body outside to hear election speakers advocate their choices for 1960 student council president. I-iw IVR .X Vliviiiiftry ftiirlunts niaifio thi- trip thru Rcyiiolrif plant with other loczil stuclciitw. Pal Falcon. Nlziry Liiclllu Hucgvlc. Vgiiml Lcoiiurd. Kziy Yroclzinci. :ind Karon Walker wont, I. FN N., lei ali Karyn Farrow, I.W.A. junior, typified the gaiety of the Variety Show. All the schools taught by the Sisters participated in the show. 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F111 others 1111011 '11111n111'z11111- 1xll'l1ll1lYl,. P LL K 1 if in 114' X i 1, ' rr ,- ' ,f- 5, li ' 'P l ..Mm.f- -1..,.,.w I T 3 , V , dl ...,........-1.-r .fem , Q, O U R P A T R 0 N S PORT PRINTI NG COMP A Y PRODUCERS OF PRIZE-WINNING YEARBOOKS Letterheads - Statements - Envelopes Brochures Catalogs Q I Phone TU 4-9369 1602 South Alameda Compliments OPTO F11 UW CO MOTOR CRANE RENTAL Corpus Christ: Texos Compliments cllli bIuhN IDINE SID IVIURR AY PAYS IN A HURRY Phone TU 2 5417 1733 Brownlee CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS PHONE TU 21353 AT SIX POINTS OPTIC AL L IBOR -ITORIRS OPTICIANS GENE DAUGHERTY Medical Dental Bldg Corpus Chrlstu, Texas ot V 3 T of f MH. K MHS. BEN G. BENYS ' I WHOLESALE - RETAIL O SEALE TIRE CO.,INC. TIRE -- OIL RACLANDS . Compliments of. . . RECAPPING and VULCANIZING BATTERIES 'k KENDALL OILS - GREASES Featuring the Fines? . . . TELEPHONE TU 2-2502 IN APPAREL FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2417 LEOPARD STREET Box I4 Corpus Christi Business Phone TU 4 7702 Resident Phone TE 5 6621 MATHIEU ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION O 423 South Alameda Corpus Christ: Texas 36 O O C. M. MATHIEU DOYLE S Dated Druffs PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIES 700 Ayers at Santa Fe TU 4 6337 Co pus Chr sh Texas I HILDER S NI HULES ILIL I UIIP INN NIFTY SCHOOL SUPPLIES LXNDX CIC XRS CIC XRhllFS KHPXXIXL LLNI 'NIXILIIFS TAYLOR BROTHERS Jew eler 'A' STARR ond MESQUITE STREET CongrotuIotlons From ROTIC5. FARFI4 N0 I 3022 MORGAN AVENUE FREE FAST DELIVERY American G I Forum Headquarters PHONE TU 4 7042 Q 1 T F 71 A in 77 H W 1 I r , ,R L L Y ' Y 7 .I VA E , fr I v -- f I 4 - 1 VV- - - I . li II ,L I' I , I 1 v - N , - , . I . . . , 1 1 . . J A . f 1 L u l I 7 , , V, , ' V JA I. J A ,L 0 . . - DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE CORPUS L'IIHIS'I'I'S OLDEST and MOST MODERN BUSINESS COI,I,I'IGE k COMPLETE SECRETARIAL COURSES 2 4165 BUSINESS MACHINES CHARM 8- POISE ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND DRAFTING SPELLING ENGLISH 220 LAGUNA Comphmenfs NATION -IL BANK ROBSTOWN TEXAS Compllmenfs ELEC Fl-III CO Hlghwoy 44 Phone 2304 ROBSTOWN TEXAS OT of . . . IWBSTUWN HERBERT J. HAELSCHER DAN KORNEF AY AI NIE RADIO 8. TV HUIVIBI E SERVICE STATION RCA PACKARD BELL Corner of Baldwm 8- Ayers SALES and SERVICE VI HEEL BALAINCING ROAD bEhVICL M PALL VI OLF Ou ner ILBRICATIOIN POLISHINIG VI AIXING 3305 Agnes TU 3 2232 TIRES VIASH Member TEA of Corpus Chrlstx GAS CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE OF BUSINESS INC Q01 pus Lhrlstxs Newest and Most Modern Sp6CIZiIlZll'Ig m SMALL INDIVIDUAL GROUPS 'A' For lnformahon Write VISII or Phone 419 Laguna of Mesquute IAbove PBCIflC Financel P. O. Box 252 TU 3 7469 1 1 ' A I I ' 7 I 1 1 1 1 J O . 1 A7 . 1- - N w 1 7 1 . J 7 1 ' 1 n BATTERIES 7 ' I L 7 7 o In 1 , 1 ' -s 7 vw i' FINER FOODS of . . . F EUDO'S 4741 Kosforyz Road CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 From . . . FRIEND Complumenfs F 11 11 OOL11 ORFH CO COMPLIMENTS PLEMUNS FOODS 3182 Lawrence Drive 831 Anrlune Rood 4744 Ayers Street ' A ' 1 OF... Of 11 T L 'A' j r j r F Three Stores to Serve You U PTOWN 701 Leopard DOWNTOWN 401 N Chaparral PARKDALE PLAZA Compliments of . . . SCHAFFERS MODERN PHARMACY 1002 Santa Fe TU 4-6 YOLR NEIGHBORHOOD DRLOGIST 641 STEEL OF ALL KINDS GULF IRON WORKS miami SWANTNER and GORDON INSURANCE COUNSELORS 5- T - ,. ,. ! , al' ' 1 , x ' an 1:1 gitw'-v ,' U9 Iii ill ' , .F Qih, ' . . . T1 Compliments 2 SMART STORES of... TO SERVE YOU- DOWNTOWN STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN THE F B GOODRICH PARKDALE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS two smart stores cl ntown pa kd lo T221 Leopard Street TU 4 8841 Corpus Christ: Texos for famous brand eces hotel fl0lhll'l'S plaz 464 25 5 Congrotulotnons to the groduotmg class of T959 ond the best wishes for mony years to follow GTX c s . 6: ow 9 9 , F 2, UU ' ' 3 I ?N I . N Q X xv' SX rf T X Q. ti ,. 3 ., i T N ' :g 1 , V Q .Xxx V1 E f , N L g it K- A . H , T E A It ' V xx 7 - kk . V P ' 47 : Xxx A 2 con to - T ' Me- v ' 1, -. W fe i 5 V1 EW . ' 'L ? T V fr 'S , , 11' X K E . M . 1 . s 1 I 1 I M , A 3 I I fr A - 3 2. V I , T 4 1 J, ' ' ' f- ,rf 4 ., - A ,,. - '-as ' 'in' ' -' 1' hr ' nl'--1' , Cp! Cp' H L HRW NLOW SAFETY CLASS AND FAMILY COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS GONZ ALEZ BEST WISHES LAYTON OPTICAL COMPANY PETROLEUM COMPANY f f DR - I and WASHING -- GREASING GAS - OIL -- KEROSENE ,U A THE BEST DINNERS START WITH FOODS FROM xk FOODS X' CORPUS CHRISTI KINGSVILLE BE EVILLE BISHOP SCOTT ELECTRIC CO Maintenance and Consfruchon INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INTERCOM SYSTEM 1919 N Port Ave. TU 4 6326 Corpus Chrasti, Texas SHAW MACHINE 8. IIUUL COMPANY INC GENERAL MACHINE WORK ELECTRIC md AC If IX LI' 'NIE 11 FI DINQ PORTABLE WEI DIINC FQLII IVIEN I 'A' 314 McBride TU 2 8894 Corpus Chrlsh, Texas Xu? .4 . . . A A ,Rx . T . 'Tnf R , A , 'f - - 1 ' ---' ..f1 ', -'--manga, .f--MY, L, ,Lx 0 0 0 0 f W W 0 ,' 7 I L A . . A q 10 0 1 , I V- y 1 1 1 . f L I ,I ' I 4 I 1 ', If 0 lts Smort to DIne ot the New nab- A E PENA S Qfeiwswx fi IILILIIIIUILL coIIIfIIIIII 1001 LECPARD smear CORPUS CHRIST! TEXAS FURNITURE APPLIANCES 13 curers if JEWELRY Ll sms Aa,-if Corpus ChrIstIs FovorIte 5 Jaxx Ms XLXRR MEXICAN FOODS RESTAURANT N 1 715 Nlneteenth Street N-sl' TU 3 7041 Wane af 7414144444 gtdlla No 2 1221 So Staples Street TU 2 0825 Where the best ts no mo el ComplIments Compllments PRESCOTT NIXQN PH ARM ACY COFFEE SHOP 4406 Prescott Phone UL 2 1461 Wllson Building Corpus ChrIstI Texas C 24 HOUR SERWCE CLEMENTE GARCIA, JR. GOVATOS BROTHERS J NICHOLS O WHERE PHARMACY IS A PROFESSION , . 1,1 1 If XXX fff A 7 S ' ' ' I :Q L 7' ll: l ll 41 ' .lj EPR-- ' I - - i 44 4 A . D N--L. 1 I X417 NRA Q 1 Q I - . ig It Q 1 - .3 ' qaibxx X ' l ' .I ....-.,-2-..... - ifia if . . . aff 4 . ., . I 1 ,I . LQXX gr? .ssl iq TLXHX 0 XXX - - rf x -N3 o. -- ' , C05 Y of . . . of I JLNIOR I CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS LEWIS ROI GLS MO I ORS FORD CARPEINT ER BROS Well Serxlce 81 Swabbm I7 S h B h UL24044 ALLIED PLUMBING SUPPLI g Co INC 2556 Ag PHONE TU 3 4310 C p Ch T C pl I7 N 7 r I 3 f Your gl cal 99 D I Incaruate Word Academv C p Ch T I , p I , . . . 1 33 o t I 0 p - S I f YOUR , Simca Stones ' A I I I I WITH COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDLY GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE APPLIANCES - TIRES - BATTERIES 'I2I North Chaparral Street H C MEURER Manager Compliments CRAIINE FURNITURE CO 305 S Chaparral 1002 Leopard Street Wfmrgffff 553 Mae? 0900512 J C Warehouse Show Room AA34 Lexington . . . , , -l of . . . T 'w f . . 3 20 , 720 T725 N, TANCAHUA SIREEI 0 ORPU3 CHRISYI, TEXAS l LUCKY STAR SCHOOL SUPPLIES JOHN L. T OMPKINS Sz f O SOLTH TEX AS TT HOLLS ALE LO LOIIHCILX SOUTH TEXAS CANDY CO REALTORS - DEVELOPERS 509 North Woter Street Phone TU 3 9309 CONIPLIWIENITS TERNON S LARSIDE BUFORD AND THIRD GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES on FROZEN FOODS Open 7 30 1 m to 10 00 pm t COLRTEOLS SP RH! F AI XX AX S CONCRAILI XIIONS mc B I' OI' ILCK to hu I4 rom rl E L I E hS Your Comfort Is Our Pleasure TIOIFL PH TU 4 0043 4520 Avenue C J B SI+HIIx Oxxnu O T 7 , I - ' 1 w Q . - 1 . 'HPI NI OF 2 1 ES' ' , ' ' ,L Y' ' L X L 1 GRAUL'.-XTING CLJXSS OF 1959 i' 1 1 W 1 T d l ll 3 I f 1 t l J Corpus Christi T H E A T R ES Inc CENTRE - RITZ - TOWER - AYERS AMUSU - GRANDE - MELBA - PORT OSAGE AND GULF DRIVE-IN THEATRES lT'S MOVIE TIME O Compliments COLUIVIBI A SOUTHERIN CHEMICAL CORPORATIOIN 22.42 Laredo Street Corpu Chrnstl Texas LEE H SCOTT will 'ew vm T 0 fflf 'PEEL 4 .rw xt nm f. SCOTT L ABOR ATORIES MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS of T .L T . l A f! 0 I 5 1 4 , , Qwgu wg 4 A ., ,-fixed! V! ' C' 5 S3 Z? 1 A .. ET?'L.k--J I ,.T.2.'1.. MYTITI 1 ... rj II 'A:'::1'f ' , vf- '- , - ,M ,L L S E I T T E R S EVERYTHING PHCTCGRAPHIC Camera Store Alpha Hasselblad Ansco Helland Agfa Lena Bausch 8. Lomb NIKON S P L D E R 5 Bell 8. Howell Polarold Eastman Kodak Sylvama Eumlg Volghtlander General Electrxc NN eston Gfaflex ZQISS YCHYU With Two Convement Locohons PHOTO FINISHING SUPPLIES D ' a 9 4232 SOUTH ALAMEDA Flrst ln Corpus Chllbtl Wlth Color 824 SOUTH STAPLES STREET 4230 AYERS Compliments A FRIEND O 9 ll ll 'A' , ,. . ' U ' ' . 0 ' ' V Y ' Y v . V' ' I v I . . Du Pont 1 Rollei 1 , . ' t . O . . . , . ' 0 1 u A V '- O of Thelmo Collier '1- Service Station l908 Leopard St. Phone TU 4-0103 Mireur Leather Goods Best in Leather Goods Since 1903 409 Mesquite Street -, . .. , J- A Hammond Organ From . . . BLEDSOE MUSIC CO. If x, 'fir .ff 7, NEST EGGS From Chicken Feed What you deposit in your Hill Bank savings account may just seem like chicken feed to you. But even small sums, fed reguarly, will in time produce those bigger nest eggs you'd like for your future. We Pay 2V2'X.w on Your Savings We are 1003: Interested in You! MSSERN Corpus Christi Im BANK AND TRUST BANK Leopard Street at Tancahua Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co. ' AMERICAN BOTTLING COMPANY V1 -46-lt W4 There Are 11 H.E B. Food Stores in Corpus Christu Conveniently Located to Serve You Kostoryz and Golllhar Road Aqnes and Nineteenth Street Hwy. 9 and Vllla Drive 3133 South Alameda 2300 Leopard 2818 N. Water 822 Leopard 3102 Baldwin 1403 Thlrd 3001 Ayers Parkdale Plaza 1 I 'lll all ' T. -, 4 .nfl - l. te ' , A A115 'Vi x 4 N , ' ' 'lg . ' lu, , 1 -T.. ,Q N II-f x 1 9 - 'L -it k. , , U , iwttli 'I Awfftl- ' '- , 'Zag' 4 jflfifqj - . 4 ki 'A I V ,, . 1 1 f 1 l X 1. e I Lv , i ii! ... 1: , 2 Alxg 7 ' Lis? A r ' U N. lt 4 A Y V 1 ui - M,..f: f - in . - . 5 . ' L 'K- l In - ,. . ' A HQ A, . 1 sg l V . f - A - if If ,. V 4472 V u- . 0 Q, A Q .. ,H CORN S 1 HRISII f Hlhf H I ODDS 1.3 M q C011 ldtlll ll10IlS Grfndllatc-5 QQ , f S Q CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY C TE 5 6422 GULF S KATING RINK 3215 LEXINGTON BLVD 1 gms pS 10p P fPfSl1d C pl' of . . . T T Y Yf W Y V T , Y 1 'L A 4 P A I , ' 6 es uiie S 1 g 2 ' L 1 I N , 5 Q S 1 f ,L I Yin Z WF Y- 'UVIIITIIQ L2 L Q Brunei 69 , .13-4 Q C .-fain. Air- ondifioned - Sk g E y N ndoy and Monday 7:30 . - r ies o ici e - only gas does so many thmgs . . Cooking Refrlgeratnon House Heatmg Arr Condltlonlng Water Heating Clothes Dryung Inclneratnon ff? es' aff? YZF? ey! 4, 4,493 'fl' 4 .....,,...hWggLf,.,,,... 'fa 3- Flon S1 Di Annual News a good report from TER MOG SI' Dudley T. Harris 81 Co. 603 Jones Bldg .... Corpus Christi, Texas ALLEN S nn Corpus Christa and Bunldmg homes or Kingsvllle have been furmshlng Growmg Amenca South Texas homes for over 51 years Now we re serving the grandchildren of our first Customer s 3433 Ayers Troplc Isles Klngsvllle Santa Gertrudls Estates Town N Country Comphments of Corpus Chrlstl Janltor Supply C0 122 North Staples PHONE TU 4 4947 SOUTH TEXAS LEADING JEWELERS Buw wlth Confldence 4 Great Stores to Serve You 1014 Leopard 301 N Chaprral Corpus Chrlstl Corpus Chrlsh Laredo Vlctorla 9 f , . . ' 1 Corpus Christi O O 1 I O Compliments of . . . STEVENSON S Advance Beauty College Corpus Chrlstu Texos Compliments ot CATHOLIC CHAPEL NAVAL AIR STATION Corpus Chrlstl Texas REV W J KOKOSZKA REV E A SLATTERY REV D CRONIN Compluments FAUSTO S Upholstery Shop PATRONS ADS Bull s Shoes Box Buccaneer Potato Chaps Cabmess Auto Salvage Cage s Hardware Carl s Flowers Frank Strub Palladium Fritz Herr Garza Oil Company Hunt Tlre Servlce Muller s Grnll Royal Cleaners Sam Kane Wholesale Meats Slx Pomts Auto Supply Village Beauty Salon Vrba s Garage Mr and Mrs John Mendleskn Dr and Mrs Svaqda Cdr and Mrs E J Worrel 9 Cf Frank Davis Auto Parts 9 1 . Q ' AUTQGRAPHS AUTQGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS a I 1 f ,u ,',,. ,,-V' ,ag ,, 1.. , .T,,7.,.,,h,., 4.34, I. ., , , , ,J 1-- r' x n .wif +-QSM.. his J 2 x A , ,d fx Y f if gf, 3: Mx 1 , x .. . K5 ,C :nan nsQ.'f4a'H Ag., ,fd , Tix. W, gp ,'9 !i 1i