Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1953 volume:

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K , 7 ' - A W 1 A W ' ,, , ' ' W ' X H6432 -5 ,,,. ' 'W if 'W' 'WMM ' ff' K ' , x .X we Sur' 1953 pugmkell tke .szulenfa ncafnate J Shoo! ounf gin an Jdnfonio, exad 'fn AGM ' -- , V .,., , . - .. , W ' 'W M N4 'f-:1- f . -1 www T fre-- ' 1 'sp 'J M r. ,Ms- ce Q-1f'?W f- s?x:e. 'N' if V, ..Z'5fEw-.,:,.4 ' -' 'i 'fv A M V' 1' 'stiff ' , -M5133 , 1 , k 1 , Nye: .J .-g g ,,,,f,! ' .iw ZMXLV : U m , 5. ml ft, , '. ','. ,,, gg, . K, I VM,,,m 1 . . ,W , , ..,,mgsl,,fZv,,g,g t5 may 1, VV Q , VVE, the SENIORS of 1955, talce pride in having been pioneers at lncamate Word High School on Mount Erin. We uhrolce the tape as sophomores: we watched the campus grow from dusty paths and debris to smooth roadways winding through landscaped lawns But we experienced our greatest joy in watching the growing esteem for our heloved school, ioylully building from day to day its uesprit de corps. We reached out for guidance and found the waiting. helping hands of our parents and teachers. Through their gentle yet firm encouragement, their insistence on correct principles and practices of conduct, we carry with us from our unforgettable high school days . . . Happiness, Knowledge. and Sanctity. But we must leave our cradle of Knowledge, and release the guiding hands, but lest we forget . . . H We give here a resume, of the school year in the chronological order of the seasons. THE HOLY FAMILY ' N t umiiiis. Q' Aa if J x J X me lCatL0l'l U M 5' 'L Q, Q,n iF+ i i Q f y uh 55 J J. . A 1 N X N t X . , .9 l XX , f 0 .J lg' A to M4 cg' q .dt if 0 JK .,, ,, f Y to U 'I ,au- -O' 3 Q 4231: .0- ' lo' W we, fLe graoluafea of 1953, fouingfy cleclicafe fhid .xgnnuaf fo Our lgarenfd ana! iackera Who, like flaming torches, have led us through darlc times and unexplored fields to the illumination of GRADUATION. - l Because you have brightened our sad days of defeat-1 Because you have fired us with love of Honor, Peace, and Wisdom- Because you have instilled into our hearts and minds the practice of love towards all our fellowmen- Because you, yourselves, enlcindlecl hy Divine Light, have inspired us with a burning love for Christ, the lncarnate Vvord,-4 We are eternally devoted to Him as the Center of the Holy Family, the Model for our own homes and our school in malcing them holy and happy unions,-1 We are eternally grateful to you, our beloved parents and teachers. . of .9llCdI'll-die ml' 51400 munf gin MOTHER M. ALACOQUE, Principal SISTER M. AEGIDIUS SISTER M. AMADA SISTER M. ANACLETUS SISTER MARY ANNE SISTER MICHAEL AUGUSTINE SISTER M. BENEDICTA SISTER MARY CARMEL SISTER JANE DE CHANTEL SISTER MARY CLIMACUS SISTER M. CORDULA SISTER MARY EDWARD SISTER MARY EILEEN SISTER M. ERNESTINA SISTER M. EVANGELINE 'IW- :3 ff, bv SISTER ADRIAN FRANCES SISTER M. GERTRUDE SISTER M. HILAIRE SISTER PATRICK IGNATIUS SISTER M. JUSTINA MRS. RoY KNEIP SISTER M. LUDGERIUS SISTER MARGARET MARIE SISTER MARY OF MERCY MISS AIvIoRY OLIVER SISTER ROSE OF LIMA I SISTER MARY or THE SACRED HEART SISTER MARY STEPHEN REVEREND ROBERT WALDEN MRS. ROY E. KNEIP V Instructor in Physical and S Health Education. 4:4 ,. 5 .. MISS AMORY OLIVER Instructor in Dancing REVEREND ROBERT J. WALDEN Chaplain and Senior Religion Teacher Q QQCK-To 'UD ,4 J straw af uf J .xgufumn off om,,Q-...cow-f of-Har'-f '9N'-' Summer is over . . ..Ho idays are at an en . ,O C557 Y Il aa ' I cl . . 0 School days are here againl . . . Registration . . . Boolcs O . . . Meeting old and new teachers . . . old and new class- U VG mates . . . Mass of the Holy Ghost . . . Classes . . . il Seniors receive rings . . . Election of officers . . . Attend 4, L dedication ol Assumption Q-:minary . . . Father Murray replaced hy Father Walden . .kifsiihle Vveelc . . . Educa- tion Vveelc . . . Open House . . . Procession in honor of A Sn Christ the King . . . Sports Dance . . . Harvest Serenade . . . I uw-,V Play Festival . . . Flag Day Awards . . . Young Pegasusm CoL,, -mx 0-A ,- JN IOQJNJ- Awards . . . A Cappella Choir Formed . . . Choosing parts for Christmas cantata . . . ki-1-vim, .5 bfi 3-K I H' , 5 KX I LN xo 'lx so-LIU -110 J.-'Oqj'-fo FJ -0 ,4 I? Smoigdg ode K 99 A rose is a gift of nature 69 Dipped in the blood of love. 055 Shaped in its youth as a heart ds' Soft as the cioucls above. of 59 Its fragrance is pure and yielding id 9 Its passion quiet from the start: 6 f-ft A rose is a symbol of love 5 ff I Shaped in its youth as a heart gl K 9 fr, X 3 ,J -Sylvia Gonzalez Magnon 50 69 Class of 1954 5 99 ' r ,-jg, rf - .Q f'-'Voc ,G t, O 'un' dr! '1-A9-ACD'-0110 -5 1 Prize-winning poem, reprinted here through the courtesy of YOUNG PEGASUS. D x U rj I m dude 342 'Way Four glorious years together . . . our high schools days at Incarnate Word. interminable they seemed when we looked ahead, hut now all too short when we loot: hack. These were important years . . . years in which the pattem of certain principles were so definitely fixed that neither time nor tide can change them. Friendships hegan here that will last for time and tor eternity . . . friendship with Our Eternal King, the tncarnate Vvord . . . friendship with Our Lady . . . friendship with St. Joseph, the head of the Holy Family . . .friendship with the Faculty . . . friendship with our classmates. Lessons we have learned here . . . in classes . . . in the lihrary . . . at our wort: and at our play . . . precious memories and rich experiences that we shalt carry away with us when we hid tarewelt to Incarnate VVord High School. What then? Vvhere do we go from here? Our foundation is firm . . . the seeds planted in the fertile soit of Cathoticity . . . nourished hy the instruction and example of parents and teachers . . . watered hy the dew of Gods grace. We do not know what heights we shall attain, hut we do know that we are all created to His glory . . . to do His Witt . . . to do something . . . or to he something for which no one else was created. Vvith this in mind we rely on Gods grace to assist us in accomplishing His Witt. XS Aw. . f i W wb i5Y5'f1f'Ifk'ffQ3 -555 fi ' -yeh Wwe, -yi A . Vide-iw i- M-- 'ef 5 Q.. e Omcera of fke .szznior Gfaaa ,Wi - ragga., , ,:..': ..- Left to right: Ruby Ann Veltmann, Celine McAllen, Nancy Jansing, and Shirley Arnold OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS -1 1952-55 Nancy Jansing . ....... ....... P resident Shirley Carole Arnold ..... .... V ice President Celine McAllen. . . . .... Secretary Ruby Ann Veliinnnn ....... .......... T reasurer Mother AIBCOCIIIC, C.C.V.l. .... .... H 01719 Room Sponsor DIANE CROSS 251 Haggin Street San Antonio.-K. 8060 President of Student Council MARY JOAN AVERY 709 Carolina Street San Antonio-L. 2-4191 CAIzoI.E Bamn 205 T1'Ie1ma Dr. San Antonio-U. 6-5545 BEBE CANAI.Es Box 187 Premont. Texas-12341 VIRGINIA CHAPMAN 819 Old Austin Rd. San Antonio.-T. 7788 f.fQ,.-Emp-, sf.. . SHIRLEY CAROL!! ARNOLD 1652 W. 1V1u11Jerry San Antonio-P. 5-8714 JANE ANDERSON 1454 W. Rosewood San Antonio--S. 4-8554 h i 1 1 AUDREY Dunrrzxv ' ' A 229 Spofford Ave. A J ' fy San Antonio-C. 0295 YVONIKEI DIXIIAZ I A 2210 . ist etoe ve. San Antonio-P. 9586 ggqowegagez San Antonio--S. 4-1680 . -. 1-. 5,- . . , , I ,., - . V - -I . ...E . ,mazI..,: M- QQ . .-was .L.qk.a...1.,, .- ,- , A 65 it 1: f i v Z, S f vi-fd X f A. .QL , 1.,1..w1,. 5 V.,.y,3 4-EM., A , if MARILYN FEY 750 Vlendo Street San Antonio-P. 2-8296 1 frzrza- ' 1 ' MARY ANN FISHER 105 Preston Ave. San Antonio,--K. 5492 CONSUELO GARZA Andes 'H'2700 C01 Jardm, Mexico, DF. MATILDA HINOJOSA Box 218 San Diego, Texas MARTA GAsKn.1. 248 Wyanoke San Antonio-T. MARY GRACE HECK 421 Mary Louise Dr. ntonio.-P. 2-75 San A NANCY GAFFORD 514 Frost San Antonio'-S. 4-1476 PATRICIA GONZALEZ Ave. Morelos 1304 Ote Torreon, Coatx., Mexico MARY KAY HEINTZ 414 Elmhurst San Antonio-T. 8550 G, 3, -my . ' ' ' . . ' -E-Ti '. A ..,, K if 3 .552 -ff- 31 I 7- . N i 5:4 K L W , -r. Y E6 a 1 rf- s N, +1 V 41 L 3 MARY CATHERINE LANE 1415 W. Lynwood San Antonio'-P. 5-0826 CELINE MCALLEN McAllen Ranch Linn, Texas-6-8056 JEUR. vw-Rx .. .. rx., -sz -4i 'f-5 has-ig! 3, i me-. ' NANCY JANSING 1510 St. C1out1 Rd. San Antonio-P. 9807 RAYDENE HOELSCHER 455 Harmon Dr. San Antonio-T. 8681 MARY ANN Kocl-1 520 Primrose San Antonio-T. 5822 Jo ANN JONIETZ 201 Mclnnis San Antonio-K. 7000 gl, X 'K 5 -' FY 'Q do ,R E751 Ax CAROL SHANNON 246 Irvington Dr. San Antonio-T. 9658 MILDRED PRUSK1 407 Hampshire San Antonio'-L. 2-7516 SHARON NASH San Antonio U. 6-1585 YVONNE Onozco 124 School Street San Antonio,-K. 5518 GEORGIA RICE 540 Harmon Dr. San Antonio-P. 2-7516 ,- 3 ff u E .1 1 ,ik 1, ,Q i E ski. . jx: 1 fi .. a ' ,.,, 558 . ' n at-if ,-,' , W f' if ,'-. i 355 ,,., K 1'CggfK52,j.. ' ww - 35- 1 ,fftff ii 258 VV. Manda1ay vig 11 ai' is my i f ANNE MARIE LUEDEMANN 505 Donaldson San Antonio.--P. 2-8292 RAE ANN MATHEWS 779 Terrell RCI. San Antonio--U. 6-2889 RUBY ANN VELTMAN Brackettville, Texas 38 WENDY SMITH 134 Thoraine San Antonio-T. 7414 JIMMYE STRINGER 527 Coleman San Antonio,-F. 5567 DARLENE TRIAL 410 Steves Ave. San Antonio-L. 2-905 CHARLOTTE WALKER Center Point, Texas 909-F-2 JEANNE WALDRON Rt. 2, Box 3478 San Antonio-U. 6-481 S K I New Q I Joyce ZOELLER 727 Garrity Rd. San Antonio--T. 1214 7 NICKY VARELAS 231 Hermitage San Antonio'-K. 1504 MARILYN THOMPSON 427 Meadow Lane San Antonio'-IT. 1290 WANDA VAN DER DYs Apartado :HS45 BHTCCIOHH, Ven. S. A. MIRIAM WEST 521 Primrose San Antonio-fT. 5493 PATRICIA ZOELLER 2022 Pasadena San Antonio,-S. 4-5505 pe, , 09' 'vw -- 'me-3 Y . 1- x . 'va K, N I we , ' x ,L ji ,eggs ,,L.,,2I.. -we VIVIAN WOOD 501 W. Mulbeny San Antonio--S. 4-2654 fr-3 lv . jx l K 7 , ' t f 5? , ,ik Fi 3? fr: 9 T' I Q I'1L F , ,III g 2 Umcem of fha junior Kfaaa F? ? a. M- fr . , , fe its ' l ,, ,.,.,,, rf Ja ,Q - 5 - A ' . WNV ' A, W, , . an Z it, . MW, We L V K K 2 P K WMMW. V W MM , Na, tl AM' 5 f,tY,M..w-fff Wa..-e-M'4 M .as ' y P Left to right: Rose Gonzalez, Pat Edwards, Sheila Epley. Sandy Monis, Barbara Rutledge and Paclcly Doyle. OFFICERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS .- 1952-55 Rose Gonzalez . ...... President Pat Edwards .... ..... V ice President Sheila Epley . . . . ...... Secretary Sandy Men-is . .. ...... Treasurer Barbara Rutledge . .. .... Parliamentarian Paddy Doyle . .......... ............. H tstartart Sister M. Cordula, c.c.v.l. .... ..... H ome Room Sponsor jke juniors! 0 f 953 There never has been a Junior Class like the present classng Best class spirit evern: Very friendlyng etc. These are just a few expressions your editor has been overhearing concerning the present junior class. And judg- ing from the accomplishmentsof this group of l.VV.H.S. students, it must he true. The first major activity of the class was the Sports Dance held on September 25: this was a most successful and enjoyable event. To prove that they had excellent team work the juniors made an all out drive to secure ads for the Yearbook. In this, too, they were successful: securing the highest percentage and winning the class prize offered for this project. November 2, was the date of the Junior Silver Tea held at the home of Lois Kendriclcs. This project as well as all those carried out during the year, was for the pur- pose of securing funds for the two major Spring events ,- the Junior-Senior Banquet, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior-Senior Banquet, held on April 26 in the Minuet Room of the Menger Hotel, is an occasion that will long he remembered hy all who were present. The Prom, Evening in Paris, was the rave of the whole com- munity. Nliniature Eiffel Towers, sidewall: cafes, and other Parisian motifs provided a very realistic atmosphere. It is no wonder that the eighth day of May in the Year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred fifty-three leaves a vivid trace of memory in the minds and hearts of the honorees and their hostesses -- the seniors and juniors of 1955. -are '15 X7 ' zu- f , .1 A Shirley Mae Barberio Rena Jo Baum San Antonio Mercedes Doris Lee Arlauclcle m f Susan Browne San Antonio ,5g,.,,N San Antonio 5 ..., e lg tm ' iffy? Q., ,Wx I We Sandye Carlin Maw Helen Catoir Rebecca Cortez San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio ,gf 3 if f. , J: all 'Av-ff N. 5 Gwen Coulter San Antonio Dena Duunig San Antonio L e ,, Sl ia' . aww I1 Paddy Doyell San Antonio we 1 Grace Croshaw San Antonio Diane Davis San Antonio ,. sf ,M K A . b ,K A Q. K, ,fl 1 X .Q 1 Janet Dwire San Antonio Jo Ann Garcia San Antonio wr an , 5 Alvinell Fater San Antonio in .f ffm K f , Q ,va'?f1?mg Q - V' :Q Y ig ' W 32, 1 if -Qi-we f .3 t 'mi ,. Sylvia Gonzalez Matamoros, Tamps., Mexico Frances Hahler North Platte, Nebraska ,z.naa 2 ix' K? was -- gififiiwiif ,, ' 3 1 Rose Gonzalez Benavides, Texas . L X, o,.o .53 Q Diane Greenway San Antonio ww' ,wma awk. J ,I e L Pat Edwards San Antonio Sh 'I E I Pesos? TEXZZ 'f' ni? W, . wr 'i A A--1 wa 'lim v 5 Q1 x i Jew if '-ff?s, - - Q? 5' . .,,,h k L' Suzanne Gonzalez Monteney, Mexico Barbara Hattan Alexandria. Va. Mary Teresa Gleusing Mexico, D.F. af N5 iii Bobbie Martin San Antonio Mary Lupe Perea San Luis Potosi, S.L.P., Mexico Lou Ecia Kortii San Antonio Caryle Morin San Antonio Mary Lee Quxric Antonio San Sylvia Ramirez San Antonio ,kg 'I-M, KAN ,via ., 3 , :gs Y Helene Stanley San Antonio Esther Kay VVl1itt San Antonio Barbara Rutledge San Antonio i , 4:-:F as with blk- Sliirley Sneclcner San Antonio X Hfagi, J., V -' -33.4. X qu .. . , Ti' Sk? 5 T 'VS Zmuf V . Q t Y '01 , Q 5, i ,Y ,V X sf J' K N 'Q' i Si u , . 1. .' . Y A 3' X wa 4 a Sharon Smith San Antonio Mary Joan Tomani Maria Luisa Sutcliffe San Antonio I Mexico, ' Kay Karol Vvoods Susie Th lh . r A ' at Rosalie Tzeremieclu San Anlomo Nlexicoa Deg-ne V44-5' San Antonio A ' ' ' fsg4,...-- Gabriela Vargas Torreon. Coalw.. Nlexico tmfaf ,Um ,. .,,, . yr ,V,., Aa . ., ,H we 0I'l'l0l 2 arid What is the outstanding characteristic of the sopho- more class? If you aslc one of the members, she will say it is popularity. Ask another, and another, and yet another, and you will always get the same reply. Hence one has to assume that there must be some truth in this conviction. Gloria Castella and Rita Hontgias have proved their popularity as Central cheerleaders: Barbara Pape did lilcewise as a Princess for the Military Bally Betty Martinez, Patsy Pugh, and Meredith Engel made a high rating as honorees and runners-up for a place of royalty at Central Junior-Senior Prom. When the princesses for the Selene Clubs Black and White Ball were announced, two of the prettiest were our own Margaret Morales, representing the Mexican Chamber of Commerce, and Mary Virginia fsisi Canales, princess of Rio Grande Valley, who was crowned Queen of the Ball. ln school life also, the sophomores distinguished them- selves. Fourteen were elected to probationary membership in the National Honor Society: this represents twenty percent of the class. So with one hall: of their high school days in the background, and one half to go, the sophomores should go far spiritually intellectually, and socially. OMCGIJ of the SDPAOMOFB Cflzid is 4 1' 'F' Left to right, seated: Kellie Ann Byrd and Patsy Pugh. Standing: Jo Fecci and Yolanda Diaz OFFICERS r-r 1952-55 Patsy Pugh . . . . ..... President Kellie Ana Byrd .... .... V ice President Yolanda Diaz . . . . ..... Treasurer Jo Fecci . ................ .......... S ecretary Sister Jane cle Chantal, C.C.v.l. .................. Home Room Sponsor -4. Carolyn Albrecht San Antonio 'Q' Giovanna Camoriano San Tome, Ven., S.A. Maria Estela Correa Torreon. Coall., Mexico Kellie Ann Byrd San Antonio DOIDYES Canalvs Premont Carolyn Brinlcer San Antonio Cis Canales Premont ,af Sanclra Bergel San Antonio Mary Nell Allison San Antonio Gloria Castella San Antonio Carol Lynn Crozier San Antonio Sylvia Cazares San Antonio M 'S Qi Q 1 Nlary Lou Cummings San Antonio of 'fs ict ci. tit ,,r4.v ni, W J Charlotte Fiore Houston Margarita Fiore Houston Annette Dareos San Antonio Marta Fernandez ixlexico. D.F. - 1 if Diane Downing San Antonio Jo Fccci San Antonio Dorothy Duensing San Tome, VCD.. Penny Foerster San Antonio 5 1 1' .-.f YK Yolanda Diaz San Antonio 'wig Q' .Q 'nuff' Meredith Engel San Antonio Carol Jean Fox San Antonio i Yvonne Gonzalez San Antonio my P 4' , ,, .1 4 ,Mm M - so s-WQQ3, V' U3ggg ' MMM. z Niggas-f,4 .r J 1-iff 'rl' 9 . .h.. , W, ' Q We I Mary Esther Gonzalez Hemandez Antonio .Si 'L-N I P ggnHRIftl:::LeS Matamoms. Temps., 5' ,ff Mexico fl, Patti Lou Gregg San Antonio 'QS it . : o N if 1 viii' V , Socorro Hemandez , QW A San Antonio 5 5 . - 5 f f f -, Q f , . A? i '15 Janice Heye rf ' P' V e San Antonio ' 5 L fs of f IYHIB H7B.l'l'8 S5?...I5,iiiNfIi?52ii' San Antonio Kathleen Holden Leonor Gonzalez San Antonio Mary Lou Jordan San Antonio Rita Hontgias San Antonio so so I 1 M 58 Nlary Margaret Jonietz San Antonio Delia Leal San Antonio Q V X2 X fel 1' a ey? Suzanne Mester Mexico, DF. was . i ' g e 4 .mfr , Jane Layer San Antonio Socorro Marquez San Antonio We va-9 W 'Nr f J' A 4 1 Q ,, a e-of Z f E L ' L ' , ' ta giia Jonel May v 2 y, ff lclnqfle D F San Antonio Q nm 'fi' A' exlco' ' ' Q, A! Iver g Yvonne Mawin Helen Machock San Antonio Peggy Meyer ' Dallas, Texas Manila, Pj, at f. Maw Ann Joniefz San Antonio 1? Betty Jean Marti San Antonio DBZ , . Margaret Morales San Antonio V V' 4. it ' Donna Osborne A ' ' Houston, Texas ' V V , . . ' QU ? '- i: is eee i ., Q2 V,-3,27 Q' -' ,i1'.212Eif,ffji? .,,f E m if eeee,,e 1 K- 4 Patsy Pape Eileen Plocii San Antonio San Antonio Maria Olive de los Santos Joyce Redwine San Antonio Alice, Texas Dorothy Pugel Weslaco, Texas T I Ann VOEICICBI' THE GROUP OF PRETTY GIRLS . . . on tile opposite page are time sophomores who were admitted to probationary membership in time Mount Erin Ctxapter of the National Honor Society. Their names are listed in time pages of tile N.H.S. Can you identify them? XX 5 Patricia Stmooic San Antonio .35 Tirza Telcim Mexico, D.F. San Antonio Sue Whittington Amarillo Katherine Stumpt Seguin. Texas its Q Virginia Watson San Antonio Dolores Verastegul Tilclen, Texas OMCGP5 of tAe gredfhlllall C6155 img Left to right: Judy Even. Marcia Heinen, Gretchen Voellcer, and Mary Frances Gordon OFFICERS .- 1952-55 Judy Even . ......... ..... P resident Mary Frances Gordon .... .... V ice President Gretchen Voencer . . ..... Secretary Marcia Heinen . . . ..... Treasurer Sister Nlary of Mercy, C.C.v.l. .... .... H ome Room Sponsor jk? jl'e5Ll'l'l6ll'l KZGA5 On our first day of school, we, the green and jittery freshmen, entered the room which was to be our home classroom for the school year. Those of us who had been here in the eighth grade felt very confident, but the new girls were rather fearful, although very joyful at the thought of being now in high school. Of course, with all of us, there was a mixture of joy and fear as we started the school year. We were afraid of our more advanced studies, afraid of the many hardships ahead of us, but happy that we were now in high school, and in such a high school as Mount Erin. We remember our feeling of superiority as we taclcled algebra problems, and spoke a few words of a foreign language. We really felt lilce very superior people until the first six weelcs' tests: then we settled down and began to realize we didn't lmow all the answers. We, freshmen, have a few things to brag about. First of all, we are the largest freshman class ever to enroll at l.VV.H.S. We have shown a fine spirit whenever we were needed, such as in choir work, in athletics, and in our attendance at all school functions. One of our popular members, Mary Frances Gordon, was chosen Queen of the Central Junior-Senior Prom, a unique honor for a freshman. Several of our classmates toolc part in the Junior Pioneers' Style Show, sponsored by the Texas Pioneers. And if you attended THE TALK OF THE TOWN, the Alamo Heights Lions' Club's program, you saw a large number of freshmen giving out their bird-like voices in the choruses. We sang the High Mass on Easter Sunday to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of Very Reverend Celestine Strub, O.F.M., and several times during the year, we sang High Masses at the various Post Chapels here in San Antonio. We are grateful to all our teachers for their help and encouragement, and we are especially thankful that we were permitted to talce part in all these projects, particularly in the singing of the High Masses. We are also very grateful to our pastors who called on us to carry a share of their burdens by participating in Youth Club programs, and especially in teaching Catechism at Confratemity centers. To all we say a hearty Thani: you. and hope to see you all baclc here in September. -Catherine Mazzu s ns . . 5 .y X I i Judy Aldrete ary Anderson e e i k943-gf Sylvia Arredoncio an Antonio L ,,:, , Nanette Braunstein San Antonio . X:-'.,f Rosemary Brascimer San Antonio essv - Barbara Bfeilm Dora Candanosa Monterrey Mexic PRES m an c las ,nr W 3 X is ' , si EW f M L. mf., San Antonio San Antonio . fs San Antonio , tfgf Q Q: Q S X Q , o X W M 1 ffl ,ff an -ff -hw '11 X 'Q 5' if 351 a 53 X Alma Cuimriei San Antonio Judith Cortez San Antonio Elizabeth Curtis Pat Davis San Antonio San Genevieve Castillo El Paso i N . vrei W , X L?i OW Sl K i n 'fli- -I ,, '. Q , ., i ii, i Judy Even ' ' San Antonio 74 Dolores Cetera EI Paso Angeiita De ia Garz San Antonio Goebe Jucllill GOFCIC San Antonio I Elizabeth Goodwm Rose Marne Guerra Rio Grande City 7' Lilia Guerra Mexico, D.F. San Antonio 1 if W 'Y 4 2 wg' 435 K Sa S is 5-w 1 La 5 new U Mary Frances Garden San Antonio Teresa GUCITB. ROHIB Mary Margaret Isaacs San Antonio ..,i.:w?' nf j Patricia Guzy San Antonio Marsha Heinen Anton' San I0 1. Vk r Q 'I r e . I 3 .R I 'M k 2 .-'L ,L wifi? .1 :KVV i V,.., S, K V, 5 ' '1,.r,: V 5 K, Y. A5 Joan Julian San Antonio A'AA i V A. i dial! .L MSW Rita Jiminel llr . ' Barbara Jordan San Antonio San Antonio C. In W Eclwina Horan 'r . - .. Peggy Kinley San Antonio ' 171 :K 2 San Antonio Wim Y I Mary Louise Limon San Antonio Catherine Mazzu Houston Jeanne La Fountain Copperas Cove Barbara Lieciecke San Antonio Gloria LICCIC San Antonio Linda Luedemann San Antonio Myrna Loyd Sondra Mockert Houston San Antonio Tina Martin Nancy Mlms San Antonio San Antonio LIBIIICC Moore Joan Lundy San Antonio Betsy Melcher San Antonio 'Q San Antonio Georgia Mueller San Antonio Billie Gay Murrell San Antonio Elizabeth Ozuna San Antonio ,--Y. -,X at 'Vx it N lyrx . Rosemary Ramirez Seguin Lois Sctuentcer San Antonio Consueto Petrides Marsha Pogue San Antonio Diana Patteson San Antonio Mexico Kattu-rine Potemanatcos t Evelyn Rossi Houston Hope Sictctett San Antonio San Antonio 'GS-5' it be ggi 1, tk Q Q .r id if 1 gm.-yr 3 x , Zola Frances Sctlram San Antonio Renne Stucter San Antonio Dama Stockton San Antonio Diana Lou Stenger San Antonio Ann Stringer San Antonio Kathy Sullivan San Antonio A 'QQ' S Eleanor Robards ' San Antonio Barbara Sue Smith San Antonio 'F' fi r X X f 1 Alice Villarreal San Antonio Jane Vvatson San Antonio Sharon Lynn T Joyce To ndre San Antonio San Antonio Joyce Trautmann Laredo E Patsy Urrutia l f p' X hx San Antonio 1 x Q 3 ' X X ,Q ,P ag' 3 5 r S 0... mm 1 ,, we X sk W H yr Y uf uf 1 Judith Vivas San Antonio Patricia Whitaker San Antonio 1 -.i ril ,,.,, , a Gretchen Voellcer San Antonio Maw Ann White San Antonio Martha Williams San Antonio Mary Paul Williams San Antonio Jeane Vvallney San Antonio Lourdes Zarzar Fifa ai Torreon, Coaln. Mexico ludy Waldron San Antonio Margo Whitt San Antonio as if H I K 1 1 si AHIIQJQJ 0 Cl jew G!d65I'00l'Yl.4 S . 4 E s is Ast the right the photographer interrupted these 1 'fi' hwy as v R. . . . .N ' :' 1, ,. ' hophomores in Medieval and Modem History. hey do not seem to object to the interruption. 824833 Juniors and seniors in Chemistry lah. 'X-. A .qgums G A glimpse into the sewing lah. j' Q4 'x is sg jwkfe wr w ii s. 'O 'u The freshman class, eighty strong, pose in the study hall. 1' gracluafea of fLe gghh graole ofjunior Scgoof 'F x ra N13 X9 x ii g n f f 74 A U ' g ' K 2' 40 Pictured here are the members of the graduating class of the Junior High School. First row, teftto right, seated: Christine Johnson, Cariota Sandoval, Helen Pepps, Barbara Kiolhassa, Penny Winters, Catherine Searcy, Nlary Pent. Second row, left to right, standing: Elsa Ganem, Shannon Boylan, Maria White, Lily Verastegui, Margaret Flowers, Teresa Ryan, George Ann Perkins, Leilani Rogers. Third row, left to right, standing: Ann Vogelsang, Martha Bergel, Suzanne Harris. Judy Smith, Mary Ann O'Neal, Lois Sheeran, Lucy Katherine Willis, Patsy Girard. Home room teacher: Sister Michael Augustine, C C VI .a- 3 Here we have two views of the seventh and eighth grade classrooms as these pretty junior high school girls put on their brightest smiles for the photographer. 7 at W f, y up J Q ff xl .QM I Q X., 'Q 'S i Q4 7. ' x L.. f Open .iloufne giiligif The eighth grade was very proud of one section of its exhibit for Open House. Each girl had secured information from aii the Capitals of the forty-eight States of the U. S. Then the memhers of the class pooled all their information, made booklets and posters, and had a very interesting display for their parents and friends. Here, Barbara Kioihassa, Lois Sheeran. Martha Bergei, and Lucy Katherine Willis examine some of the material. 15. riuafe Showing These four eighth grade graduates were unavoidahiy missing from the picture when the class was photo- graphed. So now they have a space all for themselves. They are, ieft to right: Alice Lee, Cecilia Posada, Jorgina Aicayaya. Seated.: Oma Sue Davis. x Y. -. ig if ' i X N. S X A x ,M M, 1 s 2 if .f X x o f 'P E , n Q A K l f , W I l 4' f A ufullln ff ' X. ,f f Q Septemlmefs skie , 1,g'wx S am Sapphire hue: ,ffl I 1 Blue Qentians star the woods at h 4 X N m0rn . X I ear Crystal pools in woodland aisles ,.., . X V Nl, n this blight month a Queen wa In S om. - , f XX If f 1 Octolaefs trees wear rgsarie . s v ' 4 Of gold and , in x Q' A scar et. green and brown, PG N x nd as the west wincl fingers them x, 4 The Ave-leaves drift slowly down. , I n I lgovembefs days and nights recall n . o E weet memories gf departed ones Q, Gone home to Ma V, , . 4' iw' St Jos h cl ry, Irgm Queen' . ep , an Her loving Son R . NM i Q gx 1 o .SSX , PS' X Wg' ff Wy l i . Sc ' P 2 grow A w of'-I fa! T ff , 376' - 5 3 :bfi-ACA x ,-f A 7747 21 1, 's: ',-5 3, 3 3'cb-Q-V-391252. ygff' ' 315 REVEREND THOMAS FRENCH e Reverend Thomas French adclressecitlie etucients following the Mass of the Holy Ghost on the First Friday of September, Hein-:minded them of their principal obligations . aqcetiiolieiisehool, namely, to work and pray rind rl1Ieir Sti,1dies toward their final examination. FatH er r ' only examination of any importance is iirl Himself will askithe candidate for readmission rir i ro inii eyouirlove Me while you were on earth? The grade 1ii will prove whether one has been ia succees or ,iii i ei ' FIRST ACTOF THE SCHOOL-YEAR T i s i The Sciiooi'Year onenecl offioially when Mass of the Holy Ghost r was celebrated 'in tlie Gymnasium by the Chaplain, Reverend Patrick' Murray MAII students of the High School and Pre-Academic Departments assisted i at this first spiritual activity, of the i ' i scholastic year, rfoask the help and protection ot the Holy Spirit. , . V 1 K we .szwlenf gounci Gonclucfa fha jirdf Sfudenf .xddaemdfy of fde Scdoof ear lv 1, L , W -- ' 5 .f 1 K, . 1' Diane Cross, president ofthe Student Council, at lectern. Seated, left to right: Jane Anderson. Vivian VVood, Judy Even, Patsy Pugh, Rose Gonzalez, Nancy Jansing, Wanda Vander Dys. Standing, left to right: Gretchen Voellcer, Jo Fecci, Sheila Epley, Celine McAllen. Bebe Canales. Diane Greenway, secretary of the Council, is missing from the picture. The Student Council of Incarnate Word High School is composed of the following members: The president. Diane Cross, elected at the end of her junior year hy the entire student laody: the first vice president, Nancy Jansing, president of the senior class: the second vice president, Wanda Vander Dys, president of the resident students: the president and secretary of each of the classes: Celine McAllen, secretary ofthe senior classy Rose Gonzalez and Sheila Epley, president and secretary of the junior class: Patsy Pugh and Jo Fecci, president and secretary of the sophomore class, Judy Even and Gretchen Voellcer, president and secretary of the freshman class. In addition lo class representatives, the following students are also memloers: .lane Anderson and Vivian Wood, co-editors of the STAR, hi-monthly publication: Beloe Canales, prefect ofthe Sodality of Our Lady: Carol Shannon, president of the National Honor Society: Yvonne Diaz, co-editor of the STAR, QANNUALD: Diane Greenway. secretary of the Student Council. Mother M. Alacoque. principal, is the sponsor of the Council. The first assembly of the school year is planned and conducted hy the Student Council. On this occasion the members attempt to acquaint the student body, and particularly new students, with the traditions and spirit of lncarnate Word High School. The Council outlines the many opportunities open to all for participation in school activities, and encourages all to hecome in- terested in those cluhs which have most appeal for their varied tastes and ahilities. W1 Y O are G National Society Elecls The Mt. Erin chapter of the National Honor Society prepared for a year full of activity with the election of officers for the 1952-53 school season. Presiding in the executive chair will be Carol Shannon. Celine Mc- Allen is C:rol's able assistant as vice- president. Nicky Vatelas' job is to record the minutes and to keep an accurate account of the Society's mo etary holdings. Congratulations arc sincerely ex- tended to the leaders of Mt. Erin's oy 51, ,4,. amfof sam enioro parficiloafe in youd jorum NJ.-O HMA no Un 'Wwe Nh If you happened to hear familiar voices on the radio over station KTSA on October 5, you were sure to recognize them as belonging to the outstanding orators of the I.W. H.S. senior class. Moderated by Mr. Moulton Kelsey, the San Antonio Youth Forum is presented under the auspices of the World Affairs Department of the San Antonio Evening News. The subject discussed by the Mount Erin panel- ists was: Which is more helpful to the student, the lecture or the dis- cussion method of classroom study? The girls discussed the strong and weak points of each side, rendering most convincing opinions and ideas to the audience. The participants in this program were Diane Cross and Vivian Wood, who defended the lecture method, Jane Anderson and Carole Byrd, who spoke strongly for the discussion side. Shirley Carole Arnold, Bebe les, Audrey Dubitzlry, Marta Mary Grace Heck, Nancy Anne Marie Shannon sul tions to the more information to the listeners. MASTER MINDS ,.--.MI 'Q'-. AR -1 I fin., .. X 'ii L. F .ellie f K, Ill PLEASE-,, il' gg df i tw N 1, ,,, N, XV, ,gjqgixbsb X 1Cv:: :-E:52s'Q. ' ' Jkaf c nne3?er mnuti' , I f 6 l 12Q ,0?'t 67155 fs 7X nfx:n7lV x mvmr LLL, s as Pat Gonzalez, on right, escorts a new junior Boarder, Frances Hahler, from Nebraska, around the grounds. Looks as if they are planning to go to town -f perhaps to a show. Mary Ann Hahler. Frances' sister. a junior at Incarnate Word Col- lege, is usually on hand to accompany her. 2, l ,A 355-Q52 -Blwwrm. 2 x ' jf. fl In 3 fm N s , 1 .gnfroclucing fhe Weziiclenf .siuclenffi Gretchen Voeiicer, Angeiita de la Garza, and Catherine Mazzu, three old timers at l.VV.H.S. show the new boarders, Consuelo Garza, Irma lharra, Lourdes Zarzar, and Dora Cancionosa, fail four from our sister republic, south of the border, around the campus. The photographer surprised them as they rested their aching feet. and made them smile XXWf, i 'Q ff Q as they watched the birdie. Is that the Mercedes' ANNUAL which Rena Jo Baum is showing to Patti Nash? Wish you could see more of Rena Jo's attractive room: it is one of the prettiest in Madeleine Hall. At least, that's what Rena Jo says. I Pg 1 Z Q nlaacLing.l At riglit we see Yvonne lvlarvin of Dallas showing lier formal to Slmirley Laffan of Tampico, Mexico, while Rosalie Tzeremiecli of Poland combs her hair and admires the result in time mirror. Eacll lJoarder's wardrobe is a subject of mucli admiration for all the otlxers, and tllere are many Aims and Ol1sl as new wonders are found. SIGSIGSIGSFSIG TOUR OF INSPECTION Below, Wanda Vander Dys, u senior from Venezuela, brings lmer two friends from lxer liome city on a tour of time scliool. Dorothy Duensing fcenterl, and Giovanna Camoriano, cfiglltl, are lJotl1 s0Pl1omores. ?i N2 fi' i I 4 GOING OUT FOR THE WEEK-END! Pat Gonzalez signs out, wliile Maria Estela Correa loolcs for her weelc-end card, and Maw Lupe Perea awaits tier turn to sign the laoolc. spd' ,yi X S., XL. . os? if xi A, yib 'Q ,5- X QQ? ,jab f B h 14x are v -G -fl 2 ng Margarita Fiore tests tile TV to find out if it carries the same p her own in Houston. wh we jirdf .xdwarcld of fLe Meal' X .fri fin xi,' 'QQ .... W ,1 QX Q 11' -f- , 7 P - -,,., The officers of the LUX LATINA Chapter of the Junior Classical League of l.VV.H.S. proudly clisplay the three trophies which they have won cluring three consecutive years. on the basis of points secured hy the members in the nationwicle Latin examinations. Left to right: Helen Marie Ruhnlce, Georgia Rice, Jeanne Waldron, Presi- dent of the LUX LATINA, and Pat Hargreaves. Sister Mary of the Sacrecl Heart. c.c.v.l., is the Faculty Sponsor of the LUX Latina Chapter of the J.C.L. Mrs. John Boog and Mr. J. Rowley congratulate Lupe Perea, Sis Canales, and Patsy Pugh, winners in the third annual essay contest sponsorecl lay the San An- tonio American Flag Day Association. Diane Cross. president of the Student Council accepts the trophy in the name of the school. AUXILIUM LATINUM TROPHIES G .gaoaladdfri mari in fhe n'oce55ion of Khriof fha Jcng Carol Shannon and Mary Kay Heintz loolc ovcr tlme library dis- play during Bible Week. Many ,,4 On the last Sunday of Octoloer, the Feast of Clmrist tlxe King, ll1e Socialists of l.VV.H.S joined tlie tlxou- sands ol' ollier members of pious organizations in flu- Procession from lVlissio.r Stadium to St. Peter-St. Joseplfs Home. Belle Canales. prefect, car- ries tiie banner. Carol Byrd. vice-prefect is on her right. and Mary Grace Heck. sec- retary, is on ller left. students brought family Bibles to put on display cluring October. J SOM, of ow. Jag, Xi-jj KK f Carol Byrd Behr Crrrrrrlrr Mnry Grace Hrrk Virginia Xvnlson Sodaliiy officers were elmfd In May. hun were rrrrl inslnlled in difife urrril Sepmrrber, OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1052-51 Bebe Crrrrrrlrr . , .,.., Pn-fm Cdr-:I Byrd ,......... ...... V ice Prefer: Mary Grace Heck ...... .,.. S ecrclary virginia warm. . . ...,Trrm.r,,r Sister M. Corduln, c.c.v.r .,... .......,.,,. .,..., M a Jernlur The prefeck and secretary mended :he Surrrrrrer School of Catholic Aclinn held in Drllrrr, at Jwrn High School. in July. Thr Sndrrlu underlnlces ns rr pmxm :he rrrrdirrg of Iwo drlrgmr an :hr Surrrrrrrr School of Catholic Aaron. 'W .f U Ruhy Veltmann Rebecca Cortez ICA ff l W Q6 we Conhafernify of Chridfian .Eocfrine The Confratemity ol' Christian Doctrine elected the following oiiicers: Rebecca Cortez . . ............ President Gwen Coulter . .. ...... Secretary-Treasurer Janice Heye .....................,.... Chairman of Helpers Virginia Watson. . .Chairman of the Aposioiate of Good Will Barbara Rutledge .............,...., Chairman of Teachers Sister M. Cordula, c.c.v.r. ....................... Moderator Ruby Veltmann ........ Chairman of the CCD Contest held in the Archdiocese of San Antonio in March. A va' A Q is -gg, .- Q.: -af Mary Lou iI0l'd.al'l I J, me 4 1 INA? in 9 r 1 1,1 Barbara Rutledge if : ' ' ' 40:1 tb NU DEU Janice Heye s I I The open hook on the Insignia represents the little Catechism which is identified with the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. The words, Deus Est, imply all the Catechism contains. They challenge all subversive forces of our time. flu fi XI ir p J'T C L iggq QNt5Mm Jee- p 5 . 5 Z V le 1' -if M E ,L of ' 4 - - -w j,f-ff--,iff 'F' A 'X VOL. XVII INCARNATE WORD HIGH SCHOOL, MOUNT ERIN. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS OCTOBER 31 l95? No ' ' ' . I lllasses Elect lliiinors library Club In Cie Drslrlcl Meel 'first of our Holds Open House The Mothers' held its nnnunl lronsr- o r Sunday A liost sn win ACC tsgclolm Bains E nom, ot QQQSBXQS lnicl A . -,tru Juniors 'Kick 5 Wilh Sports SSR in sl nh ,. . et Wilsons sinh :ho nrlwnr ol the A ny, M lata Hotelli is Qoesslnl QlnislrnoS Wi ?roW5 li Erin s 1 A . . 'F lniont lironlss Honor S Seniors Receive 3 lm 5 i GI ll freshmen is gmouemeairom 0 b sixtyiwe C0 t 4 num erv Fyom loci' n September 25, after first period K ned seniors S . I , X . vtcre iQl.X,ilii. 5 the reeepiiun Observance Marked For lil. lirln he f'gg,,,g-553331 ' ' years, the W. H. S. llrganrznlrnns - one were given l of various clubs ff U' dis' I 'ire as follows: rest of tlie seniors group- . I WW, lj home until 4 va , Matilda llinojosa wwf' 10? nfillsif' lereclitlr Arm Engel Unloynb 9- Pm 'ly heuntitul cn Mum, Ruhnkc mlm-riul elunax to ms oi Kd sew-ral . W-sw. 2, g dny was tlie be lzeabc nnugriigl rmwt Mori tlnrl evening in rc 0 . ning' su org,am1.0?nCy,r6C5 iis was only tln- first of nmny C0066 kamilius exciting days in store for tlie seniors. E- , ifilfii-is c. r.. lnitiates i tear l'Eg'ihiS Members UH niches mches of me ,. se , X , rtr lo initintion of new members into Lux Latina Clmpter of the junior League begun on Octoln-r the future members were off as slow -' ' A Cappella Ghoir U QQBASKETS, BASKETS .vue se.. sw Here time STAR staff reviews previous issues ol tire lui-monliily paper, as it prepares tire Xfvinter STAR. Left to right: Georgia Rice. sports eclitor: Jane Ancierson fseatecil ami Vivian Vxfood ion tele- Ph0UCl. Co-eclitors: Carol Slnannon. leature editor: Sandy Nlorris. circulation manager: ixlary Kay Heintz, typist. Reporlers: Mary Anderson, Carole Byrd. Diane Cross, Dorotlmy Gaerlncr, Rose Gonzalez, Rita HOUYQLHS. Patsy Pugh. ivlary Lee Quirlc, Jimmye Stringer, Jeanne Waldron, Virginia Wvatson. Kay Karol Woods. Sister Mary Climacus, C.C.v.l., Faculty Advisor. 66164 Oganize in fhe LIBRARY CLUB The officers of the Lihrary Club checlc through last year's Scrap Book and malce plans for their activities of the year. Seated, left to right: Doris Lee Arluuclcle, Kellie Ann Byrd. Virginia VVatson. Standing, left to right: Ann Hazuda. Blary Lee Quirlc. Kellie Ann Byrd is president ofthe Teen-Age Library Club at l.XV,H.S. Sister Ntary Stephen. C.C.v.l., Sponsor. ...LA if J N F N4 T 3 1-f ai- -x - X WS W - ffff r'i. f JW ,.-. K 49' A., 9 .,A: .nr I , K f W l A x O 'N s' fl Y, ali. FRIENDLY RIVALS The Xvec Amoelms and the Protozoans are two groups ol Biology students who keep each other busy trying to figure out what each is planning. They did, however, get together to present this Radiant Class- room screen to the Biology department. The officers of the two clubs are shown here. Left to right: Helen lwlarie Ruhnlce, Helen lvlachoclt. Janice Hoya. lxtargaret lxloralcs, president of the Prolozoans, Matilda Hinojosa. president of the Wee ftmnvlms, and Ntcredith Engel. Sister Ernestina, C.C.V,l., Sponsor EE -' A . ,. t ... ? i v vt ,. zu., HONIE ECONOMICS CLUB LEADERS One of the most interesting organizations in the school is the F.H.A. -- Future Homcmalccrs of America. Busily planning a round of activities lor the year, the tour ollicers seclude themselves in the luncheon alcove to avoid all disturbance. Reading clockwise we see Nliriam XVest. Wendy Smith, Nlary Ann Koch, president ol' F.H.A.. and Paddy Doyle. The most outstanding project ot this club was the Style Show staged in the Spring. Sister Jane de Chantal. C.C.v.l., Sponsor 95 .-- - A--P' 71' H Q , ,r,. T FROM SEPTEMBER 'ro NOVEMBER -1 ADl..Al or IKE??? lVlany heated discussions on the future President of the U.S.A. divided the mem- lJers of the Civics Club until Novemloer. when all were united in the common loe- liel' that 'lthe tmest man won. Shown here studying the Executive department of our Government are the officers of the Civics Clula. Left to right: Vivian Vvoocl, Miriam West and Geor ia Rice resident oint- , 8' - P - P ing to the chart. Sister lVl. Cordula, C.C.V.l., Sponsor. Q SE HABLA ESPANOL. AQUI Jo Fecci and Catherine Stumpt, secre- tary and vice president, respectively, of the Spanish Club, drape a sarape from Saltillo around Cis Canales, resident, at a meeting of the Club. As tlie drawings on the lnlaclclaoard indicate the twin volcanoes, Popo and lxta, were the sul:- jects for discussion. Sister M. Amada, C.C.v.r., Sponsor. fplqhis picture must have lzeen made about Ash Wednesday. Editors' olnser- vation.l LEADERSHiP:0meJxe.cw,, ART STUDENTS DRAW OSCAR The Art students are now enjoying the lmeautilul furniture and equipment don- ated to the department lay the Mothers' Club. At the easels we see: treading from the lrontl: Gabriela Vargas, Esther Kay Whitt, Wanda Vander Dys, Charlotte Walker, Mary Teresa Gleusing. Seated: Sylvia Gonzalez and Mary Lupe Perea. We miss a number of our gifted artists such as Shirley Estefan, lVlary Nell Allison, Ann Hazucla. Sister Mary Edward, C.C.v.l., Sponsor. i- A UTOG HAPHS fAf?f N muff Q X Effflxx IIVCA .V Ifpf 1? W iz 2 X N- 52 Lf' .ir A Q -. ff-53, 46-ag UQVA ' N g: ' N40lC H1 RNA T RD S Rita Honigias cheering for Central Catholic BUTTONS The USHAIVIROCKSU 1? . ., of XJ ,MN 'fm-M xM ' ! 3-f xo, Gloria Castella, another Mount Erin lassie helping Central win the champion- Ship, An exciting moment in the SHAMROCK-ROYAL Game playecl in St. Gerarcfs Gym. St. Gerarcfs Royals won over the lncarnate Nvorcl High School Shamroclzs on this occasion. The Shamroclcs were the final victors, winning two out of three games. The SHAMROCKS lupper left hancn: First row: Janet Dwire, Lois Schrenlcer, Rebecca Cortez, Diane Cross. Carolyn Dunlap, captain, Gloria Lieclc, Delia Leal. Betty Jean Martinez. Second row: Mary Catherine Lane, Mary Frances Gordon, Nlary Kay Heintz, Patricia Gonzalez, Shirely Arnold, Ruby Veltmann, Kathleen Holden, Audrey Duhitzlcy, Mary Grace Heclc, Charlotte Vvallcer, Carol Shannon. Mrs. Roy E. Kneip is the Coach. sl' jig .SJACLMQPOCLJ x . I Q NW 5 , --' . ': ,..!!.'-.-.,,,..2- J! yfgf ' H LLVQ ' f 4 . t ri t l.....,.,,-4- Aff' I J X i u?' 3 , , K . 2 1 . 1' 1 3 J x I ,, , 3 it 'L it K X 3 1 ,, K I - Pictured above are the Senior Cheerleaders-for the I.VV.H.S. SHAMROCKS: Marilyn Fey fat leftfg Bebe Canales fin centerjg Matilda Hinoiosa fat rightj. Watch that ball. Of course it's a basket. MTS- ROY Kneip- Coaclnueivgs H few last Charlotte Walker, Diane Cross, and Carolyn reminders to the invincible six. Dunlap are tensely awaiting its course. X M 1-I -gi 15 .gf ma Wafer ,fit i WHEN THE INCARNATE WORD CAME TO US IN A STABLE AT BETHLEHEM. -U .I The STAR which heraIdecI HIS BIRTH is the LIGHT which has guided us through the ages. It is t in memory of that same STAR that our Yearbook is so named. i 4 0 -A' 'i R X- ,R 1167 CV' Sk 19 :FV O80 ess1gI0 eki -vw i1f 'i9 seaweed N '01 1 e coxxixmg 0' Q06 QQ ' Amkoess, 0K iohxse. oi 9319 ' 3 ' has 1-8 ' 9399- K we 1 i X i U . 0 lncarntu Q 1 War It D a P 3 Seant T Wedues U Sorlmim HIGH MID NI GHT MASS 184 CY 1911 1 V x -xg 1-, 0K maxXx116 '1 'O X NX - -- ' e 11X xo Q9 -31911515 Q W Xebbxi Q06 Q xs K0 10 xxsim 1 ok 1 H W K 5 5 Xxe song 0 J 3 Q06 011115 ' lv Y Ahhlv ' C ISI! EVE NCL, 'Om A 'Y 'e 21+ De cember 1 952 9109 111115 be c e 'so ness KOXG . ado ,f 'ike The 90-211 me Qo111f.vge6. 'Y A 3116 Xoxxigxxxgs 'ai 's on sceoe 01 GMM 'f X Q x-55 Ks 14,4316 3 gkxs ok gow XVQWQ. ff ff! Y ,BAMC C ha P91 52 X1oQaa- cog1Ne.XK 1 j9',,pX-1 3113912 at X X 1159109929 siycm 0909 rant . O . Fr. 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WP? it if 33 it gg 1 66 6 Q mv' Jock Tm hgk?,0o0Q,k Jzgk. ooo QV. 0 333045 Si- A 4 img Carolers who brought Christmas cheer to the crippled children and other patients at Santa Rosa Hospital, and at the Army Hospitals in this area. They also sang at St. Francis' Home. K J val-'v 5'w1 ln the shadow of the statue of the incarnnte Xvord. Ruby Ann Vcltmann, Margarita Fiore. Nora Molina, Dolores Cannles. and Rose Gonzalez devote ffg their free time to the charitable taslx of filling sacks of lruil, mncly. and small toys to be given to the poor chilrlren in the renters wlwri- the Confratf-rnily members teach Catechism. yy ll Dick:-ns' CHIRISTMAS Crmor. came to the slam- al l.XV.H.S. under thc- title of Scrmocns CHRISTMAS. This picture was :nude during the dress rc-he-airsnl prior to the performance. l.ois Sh:-crnn. as Scrooge, loolcs rather nw:-ls in this picture. She lnust lmvi' live-n cairuflxt in am oil character pus:-. me Cihririfmao .Sairif What goes on here? A group of chorus members from the four classes. who volunteererl to sing Midnight Mass at Laclclanrl Chapel. This grou has sung for various church services at the Post Chapel throughout the school year. Elizabeth Curtis has been the faithful organist on every occasion. a we 1. To i' ,,., 'mi L Y im ,rs V ' - S v I ,BM if 5 E' I , ,.. ,V 40 vw fr, - .X .. w . .rl rr 80 Q1 426: 6? .sie .sir ,W .ef 4042! 4,pk0 'Qi KKWV QW 1 495' ,Q PM I eg' J, -I K ,Za X -so oo.-,erfgf ,851 UQ IJ., 1 .bm li 56: Q X 9 o fad 1 s ,I 'fs 9 0 I Y era, N O Qeaq i ., i o: 16,, 0f- . - '01 6 o 4- 1-I Z an I, rr . 1 y 5' ix 'ip e I I' 2 at .4 o N: im P ' I d .sn - O N ...sin , 5, X O ni, 2 . A R30 .5 O Wiz. N 7. Q .tv O ' 4555. '15 01' GY -g f X . ink, 'QW ,ei f X 'Ein is ew' agsedx ,JOY 129 rs 1 -it Y swypotao 1 -.e X15 ev 1 X369 cis' 9 eo Aa? 909 wow 'KA x0 . 9 ke SISTERS AND IWIN SISTERS Pictured liere are tlie following pairs of sisters: First row. left to right: Judy and Jean Waldron: Linda and Anne Marie Luedemann: Jane and Virginia Watson. Seconcl row: Mary and Jane Anclerson: Martlia and Mary Paul Williams: Judy and Rebecca Cortez: Third row: Mary Esther and Sylvia Gonzalez: Barbara and Mary Lou Jorclan: Ann and Jimmye Stringer. Fourth row: Bebe ancl Cis Canales: Yvonne and Yolanda Diaz: Margo and Esther Kay Whitt. Fiftli row: Charlotte ancl Margarita Fiore: Jo Ann and lxer twin sisters, Mary Ann and Margaret Mary Jonietzg Kellie Ann and Carole Byrd. Iflelsyglifnd Jam K AQ for R OPHEISE eller, M M D. Hyde . auf ' .. F iaz nfl Illffagfselsclier osgaglls somglzrgff of the s udent body Z Hinoiogai ilfariales, gjboolcs nbefemb Dwme Ii' vo C er 4' is fall: to C.I.S.l.. SPEAKERS PREPARE FOR CONTEST Mnnldn Hinoiosn, enirnni in the Cnrlrnlie lnterv scholastic Speech Langue in the lrumnrnug interpreta- iinn division. relrenrsee lrei- ipeeeh lor the eilrer- eonreiinniir Jo Ann .Innir-iz, Jane Andersen, Viviun Weed, Diane Crea, Carol Slrnnnnn, Virginia Xvutson. and .liinire Heye. Tlic iournnrneni war lrelrl ni Ceniinl Catholic High Srlnrel on December 15. and again on March 14. Ar :lie Spring Tournament. fnniesinnii lrarn l.NV.H.S. wnn ilre Trnpliy awarded lar Original Orninry and Errierrrpernneeni Speech, lxledals were won by: Diane Cross. Jane Anderson. Vivian Nvood. Jo Ann Jonietz. and Carol Shnnnen. Finalist ribbenr were awarded to Suinn Browne, Slinmn Nnsli, an well as to the rnednliiie, D ...r LIBRARY CLUB ENTERTAINS ALL LOCAL TEEN-AGE ASSOCIATIONS WITH A CHRISTMAS PARTY R. At the right we see Judy Even and Mary Anderson admiring the Crib in the Library. ,Q 1, ., sn ,qifx i W 222:23 we an , HaVe' 'Kf- Hx saws anxce o 3 . 155 v caxle I D BYIA' S A series An A woo S A Ke 6 Below, Meredith Engei serves unch to a guest from St. Gerarcfs High Sciool whiIe Sandra BergeI ancI another St. GerarcI's girI await their turn. QQ Z I X X x X s Pictured here are six members of the Library CIuIJ who heIped make the party a very suc- cessfuI one. They are. fIeIt to rightlz Pat Hargreaves, Mary Lou Jordan, Carol Lynn Crozier, Helen IVIachocIc, Ann VoeIcIcer. and Jane Layer. Y X U42 -I Wm, -1 . CY, 1 N. 712 47 16 s 2. gem U ozlyl' .4 s x7a - 'a X 'K 1 y -5 c QJ X i Xanax wa Qi E .l..s.. 3 tu f '- . . R Q G a N, Qi ig' X . .4 3 4 N st. M- ., I 29 LQ 2. mi- ami ' Q ? ' wif' li 4253 zgggffr, ,, . 7 N 9 ' V Vmwf',e..'EX nl! te .J . . Neff- K k..f 'Q , xv , ' gf '35 X ' W L 1111 we ,.. w. .w-.liixvu 1 c mais' e 3, :ovens .xi PW K l. , A 'N fb '04 1 ' 54, cz Q P, ' ff 4' 0 . a X .9!' ' , ' d RQ Q .32 .v -AJ ff wiv' Q2 f . QW QQ- ,7 ' .' 5: fa X! spgf 'Q W A.. I.. if ,-, - .kms S. , 1, 1 WL ' l . 'f Y if A 3 , Ar- i 1 , a' 1' . ' - , W . EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY And the pictures on this page tell the story of the WINTER FROLIC a formal dance sponsored by the Mothers Club. In the upper picture we see Carol Shan- non, Diane Cross, Nancy Jansing. and their escorts waiting to he served refreshments by Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Jansing. 6, At lower right, Yvonne Diaz, and Celine E McAllen fhidcien behind decorations, with their escorts chat with the snowman. ' DANCE COMMITTEE Introducing the members of tI1e IVIotI1ers' Club wI'1o put everything into tI1e reparation for the WINTER FROLIC. and made it sucI1 a Iiuge success: Seated. Ieft to right: IVIrs. C. D. Woods. Chairman: IVIrs. C. Winn: IVIrs. I-. Byrd. Standing: IVIescIamcs I. Regan. IVI. I.eopoIcI, XV. E. Decom- Imer. I'I. A. ScI1IatI1er. E. .IosepI1, J. E. Smillx, H. Jansing. J. RicIoI, C. A. Wood. J. B. Cross, and P. Leonard, i V4 .- x.x.' , 4 . 'N Mesdames December, Woods. ancI ScI'xIatI1er , I A ' I H' pose witI1 tI1e nameIess lady wI1o formed part ' s 5, K 1 . . E V ' 1 ' .xx of tI'1e stage decoration. N hx A A 5 RX A- X ,xg xx 25. xo BeIow: The Fathers wI1o were aIways on I1ancI to IieIp. Front to IJZICIC: Father Robert VVaIfIen3 IVIessieurs C. D. f F fffj IX Woods. VV. E. December, I... Byrd. H. A. ScI1IatI1cr, IVI. X I..eopoIcI, J. RirIcI, and H. R. Smith. XXII gf Q X if ?-,,f-- fff' - 5' away at time machine. 1 f q'fE Siliriey Laffan measures tier pattern as sine pre- pares to cut tier material. Niary Esther Gonzaie W, . o 1659 19' turns a neat iiem, and Shirley Barberio Work a , Nancy fi :fi assists Rae Ann conomicd eiaarfm enf What an ad for time Singer Sewing Machine Col measure time iiem of Mary Teresa GieurEng's ciress. NY: sera 97 f ,Msg First practical application of tiieory of cooking. Jo Ann Roegeiein serves time very first roiis made in the Iain to Suzanne Gonzalez, Bobbie Martin, Mary Teresa Gieusing and Dorothy Duensing. it JW? POI!-JOFGJ we Home conomica ig XA T' ig 3,2 Iii' i 1 '!' N' '-nf' el x Q -- 2. 1 X. I sf' r QSM fi L i WHAT PRETTY GIRLS AND NVHAT BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS! Marilyn Thompson ns ilin Spam of Fnsliinn. opens :lic book to inkroduce lo us: Top row flefl to riglitl: Jo Ann Garcia, Nlary Esilicr Gonzalez. Shirley Mae Bnilinrio. Pnirifin Ziinllni. nnrl Riin Honlqins, Middle row llnii to iiqliiii lvlary Lee Quirlx. Nancy Galford, Virginia Wnlwoii. Suzanne Gonzalez, Slxirley Laffnn. Mildred Pruslci, Rnydcne Hnclsclier, Dnlln Dullnig, nncl lxlary Joan Tomnn. Lower ww fleli lo iiglim Bolxlmie Mniiin, Maigariin Fiore, Susie Thallieimer, Sandyc Carlin, and Mary Tcresn Gluesing. Tln- girls nie modeling she dimes wliii-li iliey linve ff .iileied in :he sewing rlass. Each sludenl has made three dillcrenl types ni dn -,es according to material: rollnn., woolen. and some form al' sillr. F' 'Q ' ff xbl li In . 3 4 '- Lili tr ,H K X... f-931, I ' -i L filth ' , i S -.,g ,' ' , 'Ci l-',J,.GJ- . ' Q , im- gg. 5' ,? ,gi ,s. il ix 1 ,- 1' 3 14 A X. Y fr ' xl ' 'W X .W My ,r - if gl 13,5 I, X N, X ig - f Q- s ws.: Q gl'aJMdte Wellllefzf of we Wounf gin CA-aldfel' 0 we Wafionaf ,jvlonor .gociefy Amx,, s. , AW A Cafolishannon I s 7 X l M i .nuq f ' s o C 1 B i a Celine McAllen M ima yr i is --2 fi. QW 5 L is quiet yy get M 1 Ei F .. i Charlotte Walker 1, A f ' ws? A ft ' ' 15552-f Q , L Sliirlcy Carole Arnold , C5 .5 Vivian Wood V 5 Af: IVA NNW -f . r my y Y Nancy Jansing K f ' A 2334 ., fbi!! - s Patricia Zoeller A Jo Ann Jonietz 1, 'H' 2. 1 y ..,,..,N li' m W Nicixie Vareias I kr x-K R: K L if, - ti Jane Ancierson Diane Cross is Carol Siiannon Celine McAllen. .. Bebe Canales Niclcie Varelas . ...... . Sister Mary ol Mercy. C.c.v.i. Time Mount Erin Chapter ol' time National Honor Society. organized in 1949. has for its goal time four objectives ol scilolarsllip. clmraclcr. leaciersimip. and service. Four senior members. Carol Slmannon, Diane Cross, Nancy Jansing. anti Jane Anderson, participated in time Scholarship Testing Program, sponsored by the National Office. OFFICERS OF THE MOUNT ERIN CHAPTER ........Presader Vice Presuier ......Secmta1 .... .Spons4 The Junior members of the Nlount Erin Chapter of time National Honor Society are: Sanciye Carlin Rebecca Cortez Gwen Coulter Kay Karol Woods Gwen Coulter Kay Karol Vvoocis .1 .L i - SDCIC7 i LY Vyirk 1 J., M X N f I. ,t,, -- - Q Z sare g Q, 3 g Z1 1-I X F1 f 1' N ff A Sandye Carlin . t , Rebecca Cortez SOPHOMORES ELECTED TO PROBATIONARY MEMBERSHIP First row, Qleft to rightl: Jo Fecci, Catherine Stumpf, Kellie Ann Byrd, Peggy Mayer, Yolanda Diaz, Meredith Engel, Janice Heye. Second row, fleft to rigiitjz Patsy Pugh, Mary Lou Jorclan, Barbara Pape, Sonia Trevino, Margaret Morales, Helen Marie Ruimke, Carolyn Albrecht. 41 .491 4 N Q93 WJ 'effz X 1: t Ci ,9 X I H44- a lf a 3 Iigfg 9 fl .An ' f , ., 0 i C ff-i 'lf1'25?i' if Q, H43 L 555' 0 ,W 41? Irv 1' 4-'57 i'S'fff?a- 4 l'gS qxig' 39 'Ewa , 6 fl o digg :fo 1 CYD ' x 1, Q. 3 A H 0,241.59 5. 29,4 o' do N r 'gb 'f 7m'f 0 s- u X viii? 03553 QU: 'X - v -FX, f I X ' W 4' T' fa 1- V X 1 F .fi -If ' O Gift of God: O perfect clay! Whereon shall no man work but play Vvhereon it is enough for me Not to be doing, but to be. -Longfellow. -we-, I W W ay SLB Emi 0 vu. - V l LI'l it 6,5 , Q P g '2'fN H. . B39 ,flrg f-Ugf. . A V. -- init X u. Hg' ' '?.'?D?5 e2'g'Q4'?i.g' fhff 4 N9 W ' ,,ra3 '. ' M272 -Q'-v K' A fm f In W to I 2 Q K ,,. I ' w f 1 E' 4. X 12-lf . ve ,.aYZigQ ef5?g X Q , e ' 'Ir' :A www :-5' F ' ' EM ' 942+ -W-'ws T 2 we Gfowning Our Z?A56e0! Wager genfraf .fdcfiuify of fke .Spring Ancl surely it is just and right That all should loving tribute pay In Mary's month, the month of May. n. .,. 303453 ell' 1' a 62,4 H 15.33345 I H VA' 3 0-Q 96 f-U 'EEA :J- .vmig T' W, 0 '-6 51 8 K 'Q at - sv f' gtg' 9 . .0 Q ' W I e q? 1 X 6 . vw- . 2. , ., ' i 'X vgbgoi? ,gg-we angina f'g.'iy 4 5 'S' , . 4 . 3-S, W? EFL - vi ' QST 5 wi tifw' Ig I 2,'f 'Qw cz' 23329 ' it 7 'QQF - Mft 5' 5!'f19' 2' ff:-a ww., 41.1-. f , '0z '-A -A gm ' uq - fs r ff wr Q'-'lvi'-m!f 9' Q x -F4 A - 1+--fat? '10 v . vc? X ,W n- vs vw, E' ,. -f 'Nh E2,gQis g i3j?b55s3Fgfg'3.5! sg giiig-jg .-1, an 4 .P 7551: 3' itvQmg51. wJQEgg' f N., 'Q' ,ay L , exits: Xfiifl Q . -Q ,gb-Q - x 01f fSwn ta,-Q 411 1- 4 . Q ,m g - rf-. 1234 493941 QSQFEWS wit 'aims ' . 'iv- N N 'Q' vs v- .yn Y WA V' - X ,.V5Nfx REDS JD Ball m and Lou Ed hers t ' a Korth tw 0 the riding t M iii X355 1 'x? - f X -ffl I Q XX - X :nag 1 f ' ' ' ' C ff 5' T ' a of laring Spring lured these five seniors into the nearhy Bracken ridge Park, where they revetted in an atmosphere of fragrant verciure. Here Pat Zo:-tier, Jeanne Xvatdron, Nancy Jansing. Anne Marie Luectemann, and Mary Catherine Lane gaze into the Iimpid water and ctream and tattc of h graduation? t e future -- after . o mem- C ass. stray from the hriztte paths to taice n peek at school on Snturt ' the tim Sn: urday of Niarityn Ntiity Ta x 4 , 165' if r iff rf' f c ay mornin Spring, Th ompson and it enjoy nature. The tive seniors admiring the flowers-no, thev l Ss are not picking them, itle ' H N.f ff 9 ..,l'flx f-f Qi . against the law. 4-1 56 1-T . I :xg . 'Wfmx rffftiei QR ' . du Q Q3E5: . , Carolyn Albrecht. Susan Brown, Mary Helen Catoir, Della Dullnig, Diane Downing. Jane Layer, Rosalie Tzerenriech. Barlnara Pape. and Rosemary Riflcl make great efforts to estalnlislm a huge l.VV.H.S. on the slope lending to the playing field, Spring! has so allected the freshman ollicers, Gretchen Voellccr, .lucly Even, and Nlary Fxances Gordon. that they are hoisting Marcia Heinen up the flag pole. ,firing ia ere The Biology students talce to the garden to attend to their planting. Sonia Trevino, Yvonne Gonzalez, Mary Ann Fisher, Jonel May, Catherine Stumpf, and Peggy Mayer really go to worlc on the STAR hed., , Q JK ' ,lib-Q Carol Jean Fox, Eileen Ploch, Ann Marie Krenc-lc. Carol Lynn Crozier, Penny Forster. Sandra Pzergcl and Carolyn Brinker force the plants in tln- CIRCLE heel to put forth leaves and hucls. .Shit-.diy lgefreaf an rocedaion .I aff! S in Pk 5 The Annual Retreat was conducted by Reverend L. Zimmerman, C.M. In these pictures we see time reception of the new Socialists at the close of the retreat, the imparting of the Papal Blessing, and the Procession to time Grotto of Our Lady. Jo Ann Jonieiz Raydene Hoelsclmer Matilda Hin0i0SH , E' Av' Yvonne Diaz MLN jig Yvonne Diaz H Belae Canales Mary Lupe Peres. . Clmarlolle Walker Ruby Ann Veltmann Raydene Hoelsclwer H ' Jo Ann Jonieiz Miriam Wes! l Rae Ann lvlalllews Shirley Carole Arnold, Maiilda Hinojosa .,.,.. Nancy Galford ..... Gwen Coulter Paddy Doyell Rose Gonzalez Sandy Morris Diane Greenway Catherine Mazzu B v MDW Lupe Peres - f ' Cliarloile Walker-up 9 Rose Con A zalez as gs Jdnnuaf . . . .Co-Editors . . . . . .Ari Edilor . . . . . .Literary Ediiors , . , .Business Managers , . , , ,Class Editors ....... .Feature Editor , . . , .Pholugmphic Editor . ,. . . .Assistanls Sister Mary of Mercy, C.c.vl ..,. Faculty Advisor N-.-e.,e.. Si Nancy Galfurd E '53 iaith x l A' S A Shirley Arnold f 4 Ruby Velimann . , 5.-I Rae nn nlllews 1 v T 5 z f Y! ' Paddy Doyle Belae Canales en .A ' if 3 THEREIS MUSIC IN THE AIR Practice maices perfect seems to be the though uppermost in the mincIs of these music stucients as the: spend many pieasant hours in the practice room anCI sluciios previous to their recitais. At the Ieit we see Doiores Canaies. a sophomon from Premont, getting the feel QI the concert stag: before the Iuig performance. PHILHARNIOXIC HOPEFULS Perhaps we sImII sec nnLI Iiear some of these Iyuciciinq young musicians in one oi' the outstanci- ing Symphony Orchestras oi our country. I lf I , W sf ELIZABETH CURTIS AT THE ORGAN Eiizabeth is our faithfui accompanist for any and every occasion. She is reaciy for High Masses, for SocIaIity Office, for church services in any form. She is just an all rouncI musician. L,, ,- KX ff X XX 15, L - f ' as mee-Q'-,yxsii ,Xa eaeffiji N K NW 1 I I SCENE from WALTZ OF' THE FLOWERS from TSHAIKOWSKYS BALLET SUITE, THE NUT- CRACKER, presented by tile students during Music Week. Dancers: Carol Lynn Crozier, Rosemary Brascimer, Catherine Mazzu, Marilyn Thompson, Diana Stenger, Yvonne Mawin, Barbara Sue Smith, and Sileila Epiey. 888288 Below: Nanette Braunstein and Marcia Heinen warm up for their duo piano selection for the Spring program. x .HL ARNAE WORD HI xx X at H 1 , K 2 K: E Y X. Yx Y ,,' fx I Class Of l0f l MOU I nf Erm on ul' Hildebrand AWN prcS4'n ts THE amz WITH rA MYsfvfYPlav' ,WO FACES F H' if b Jane Kendall Y WEST AM N Afflglfw, mm , NDERSO lgiuwf I? 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G 6 wal alla, www' cjnfvtxfigy uditddzqg dy-1 f u- 4 1 .NVQ wwf, slwxqss SWA , vb xl '31 X X c, Us f7 We. -4, 1 ' Mu A 1 mx its mn sur:1xw.1,xuw su HUM It 'I I' min N nf, ..,v,KM-Ml,: accept .ul-. .Aw- 'uf ,WA LUX LATINA CHAPTER OF' THE JUNIOR CLAS SICAL LEAGUE CELEBRATES LATIN WEEK The Lux Latina Chapter celebrated Latin Week in true Roman style. The Latin room was appropriately decorated for the occasion. Posters were placed on all school I7uIIetin boards, and an exhibit ot worlr was maintained throughout the weelc. To close tht- weelc. mcmiz-ers ot the Club presented two Latin plays. Here a group ot Latin I students, gownect and togaect tor their parts in the play pose in Iront ot' a Latin poster exhibit. They are: ttett to right, IVIary F. Gorden, Sandra Ivtoclcert, Tina Martin ta Roman sotdierl. Patricia Cvuzy tseatectf, IVIary Anderson, Nannette Braun- stein. Billie Gay IVIurreIl, and Betsy IVIeIchcr. CATHOLIC BOOK VVEEK DRAIVIATIZATION To observe Boot: Vtfeetc in true Catholic style. these Litzrary CIuIo memhers presented an enjoyable sldt: Books for the Family. The cast included, tlett to rightlz Janice Heye, Eileen Ptoch, Mary Anderson, Peggy Ktniey, I'IeIen Iviachoclc, Frances Hahler, and Patsy Pugh. HOW'S YOUR HEARING? Mrs. Vvinn, Health Chairman ot the Mothers' CIUIJ, assisted by IVIrs. Gaiindo and Mrs. Turner conducted a series of tests on all students ol' Incarnate Word High School, who were interested in being tested. The hearing test was given in March. In the fall, the Iviothers' secured the services of a consulting dentist through the courtesy of the City I'IeaIth Department. During the winter, att students were given chest X-rays, also through the City Health Department. The Mothers' Club is to be congratu- lat-ed on its very successful health program. Mary Frances Gordon, V - ., -5 center, is tlie Central A 7 Y Catllolic l'ligl1 clioice lor ' - fl. 7 Queen of .lunior-Senior :Q , Prom. Runners-up are: Q . - L, x Q. lr Qfx k ill: ' 1 lv, L: Q, . ' Le ' 'Y s E, -li . my N v gym l Q in wif ia Q7 'li 'm f 4 1,5 cpl ix 1 P an Q 2, I if Q lelt to riglitz Betty Jean Xi' f 1 lvlartines, Meredith En- gel. Barbara Rutledge, ' l and Patsy Puglx. I Q,-. vi V f -we 2 V: me ll, Bell Ol' E a l 1: ., N . E 5 -E 5:6:,':e ' : Q ., Q. Q: x , AX., ' 25:32 V 5 I 7 ,I 4 41 ,fl af. 4' if 'Q ,Q ,S ' N Above: Senior ollicers cauglit in pose before the Junior-Senior Prom: Sliirley Arnolcl, Celine lVlcAllen, Ruby Veltmann. ancl Nancy Jansing. I s Above: Junior ollicers: Sancly Morris, Slleila Epley. Pat Ecl- warzls, ancl Rose Gonzalez. Nancy Jansing and Rose Gon- zalez, presiclent ol tlxe senior and junior class, respectively, talce time lor a picture before tlie Prom. 'X all! Qui 0 .gzarion Sai'- 5 i 'T ii .fi 6 1 y, Q M Ti fir 1 A ,e mag 2525: if if -A L, ew: 1 it ' 2, 5324 S . -9 Our own Diane Greenway model- ing at the Teena Iqexas Style Show. Scene from t e Seiene Clutfs Black and White Ball At the right of the picture is Sis Canales ueen of the Ball. Beside Sis is her mother Mrs Gus Canales. t Open H A x eff .,W,, f-. W-1 :M JUNIOR HOSTESSES At the right we see our own -' Diane Cross. Ka Karol Woods. 'mgixiiiiili K 34 W ' and Carole Byrci who acted as ef ..f-W1 4 Junior Hostesses at The Santa Rosa Hospital Auxiliary Tea U 7 K held at the home of His Excel- l . M I R v ci R B rl E ency os e eren o e . ' 'ii' M ' Lucey. Archbishop of San An- , lonio. A ' ,rf . , 5: At the right, Bebe Canales making tier bow as SWEET- HEART of time Peracutin Club. Here, Bebe is seen taking the ciance floor at the Junior- Senior Prom, with her Dad, Mr. Gus Canales. t Tvso News f time Ctmslmws Banquet ileici ,Y-1253 n X s 1 Ls jf' :fpf gfl ' . 90.10 M7269 rjjwmfya EQYEEJW W...d ' OH, Hn + ,f N ' ,K 'U lv- U ,DS :XX X .. -my E Q? L 4 Q E 1: Q I 'V X 1' 9 -0 f WL 7 L- J ' 1' -'El ,rf x W V . 1 V 4 ' .. . I 5: n - gkgwzwf gf' , EBSQ Q bb ii if f v? S. wi' N5 R 'gifs ig ,WT 'Y if . 4 Q, if if A .. .I M1 .. A ' K i: Carol 1 -nancy Ginger S Liar' ,ey v , WW? awe fqrgfgff If , V T Q Elf A MIC lv' . . ,, -'ig gr, V lp ' F WPJ76 para fyw A ff mfy 3 rf. AJ W. 5.1 Q , hit ,f Q,4'4 y aw, ' .I , , fm, R .. ft 9' 1 , va ka M ' iffy ' f awe 147 . vw. K. Q Wfafied if .1 Vary 6.771 69, e K 000 .4 WU? 'WCW , X at-. X 1 951 K 1 B if r YSQRJLQ x N fa alia ' +1-we or-erunner of gracluafion we .gznior ing Blocking the corridor? There are exceptions to every rule. especially when it is a case of showing off the newly-received senior rings. Here, Darleen Trial, Nickie Varelas, and Mary Grace Heck compare rings while Yvonne Orozco and Mary Joan Avery look on. Reading from left to right: Darleen Trial, Yvonne Orozco. Nickie Varelas, Mary Joan Avery, and Mary Grace Heck. The reception of the senior ring marks an important date in the life of every graduate. Fitted and ordered the previous May, the cherished ring occupies many of the senior's dreams during the summer months. September seems so far away . . . will she ever get the feel ol: that ring on her finger? September finally arrives, and the date is set. Then the assembly . . . everybody is ecstatic . . somehow she reaches the stage . . . the ring is on her finger . . . flash bulbs . . . excitement . . . can heaven be more beautiful? jke Cgmax o Me 3400! Mar Qucluafion Y - 1 v s y .M WW' gy 5 H .ia IS? ' at El ll I ' HES H K 3 -I QQ 4 U SQ 1 Wtirgs W fstqsqsmfgms if fm j' zfs?5?Emsgs5M wits 2 W, ,.,. .,,. W W . M, - L eric b Q Y D ' g g . i-if 4 3 . in ll lg ln i i i' 3 4 l s , A -- L? M U gf ,Q M ,, 4. . Q I 1 -sa VJ .J tvs 1' , fi t f ,Q 1 ,., ,, y s zip- 'sw 47 R Wwy 5, E, it L? gm, W ' i 4' .4 - . ,4 'L 4 4, ' V sl y, , . ' A 3' ' Q K 4 ' Q we if ,. 4 - 2 1 4 ' 4 '4'!'11,w-211,35 Q 2 s 3 How swiftly, yet how silently clo the Seasons creep through the school years, painting with gorgeous colors the Spring green . . . the Summer golclen . . . the Autumn russet . . . the Winter white . . . On May the twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and fifty-three, we, forty-six seniors have reachecl the climax, not only ofthe Spring activities, but of all the seasons. As we leave the school which we have leamecl to love as a seconcl home, we would like to leave this thought with those who talce our places . . . your moments at lncarnate Word High School will he your mem- ories, so give them all you have . . . they are worth that . . . and much more . . . Goal bless each and all of you . . . We have enioyecl our association with you . . . We trust that you will all enjoy your senior year as much as we did. JANE FRANCES ANDERSON A refreshing sense ol humor . . . always weII-groomed . . . a Iiiting Iaugh and ciever conversation acid much to her charm . . the Nhughearn ol' most ol us, English. is a pieasure to her . . . finishes her duties thoroughly and quicitiy, then is oil lor a good time . . . Finally, she is the crowning gift of CONSIDERATION MARY JOAN AVERY hioaniel Small of stature hut great in mincI . . . she has graced the halls oi IWI-IS Iour years . . . Joanic never harbors resentment nor induigcs in unicind criticism . . . she spencis her Ircc time playing the piano . . . ul' all Iier virtues. Iier predominant charac- teristic is SIIVIPLICITY 'Q'f 1t fi 4'- 1' X, f' I I I In Rm ef ,, i,t ts sr' 'ls W In I Z CHEERFULNESS ,- '1 ' fm 43 ff SHIRLEY CAROLE ARNOLD Her heauty Iies in her soft hiond hair und her azure Iniue eyes . . . engaging ways and Iady-Iiice demeanor . . , definite dis Iiicez wasting time . . . aiways ready Ior a weeic-end trip out of town . . enjoys a good joice . . . Shirley possesses a hound Iess supply ol' ' I l-3 N CAROLE IRENE BYRD tCurIeyJ Clic-erl-ui and gay . . . always ready lor a party and dance . , . an cnc animg voice . . . active in the A Cappella Choir has n Icnacic for conversation vice-prefect of the Sociuiity cheery Helio for everyhociy uniimiteci supply of ENITHUSIASM .-no ---uvlilllwg I s we Isss rih, , as - s I www-lffsfw gEZ,,q.x.. I ., A4 F .H I BEBE NELDA CANALES fclional Co-operative and sincere . . . Imer ward- roI'Je is as In-autiIuI as it is vast . . . eager to IencI a IieIping IiancI in any activity . . , steazllast in Iier Iriencisliips . . . perfect Prelcct oi tIie Sorinlity . , . Bebe Ioves to dance . . , we Imve Iounri in CI'1ona a truly great virtue APPRECIATION CONSTANCE DIANE CROSS tVaIeriel Gilt ol mimicry and irrepressible sense of humor . . . Iascinating I3Iue eyes . . . a Iiuppy combination ol clweer and serenity . . . n universal smile . . . never too Inusy to Icnri n Iielping Imnd . . . Imas an encIIess supply of witticisms . . . always welcome wiierever sI1e goes . . . Iier clmructer dis- plays I'1er Q... PLEASANTNESS H, , ' Q .,,- 's 59 m .::.5. V M, R ,V ak vkmwfy 3 A I 'rtwggswxl -A fx WGS fs 1.5: sf 'f fi ' ss-'Wff 'W :Q . Mew' ,I G , ' lwcsts 1 .elif-1-. A Q. 2 .ff I 1 VIRGINIA CHAPMAN Ioingerl A Iair Iass with Iuir Iuair and cleep set Izalue cyes . , , always smiling . . . easy to get along witI1 . . . n Iirm IoyaIty to any ol' Ixer Iriends . . . carefree oncI gay . . . in Ginger we I-incl . . . LOYALTY YVONNE ALMA DIAZ 1Hoppyl Indispensable Co-Eclitor ol: tlic Star . , . Iver unassuming manner. keen sense aI Iun. nncI pleasing personality explain I'1er un- common power ol' nttrnction . . . Yvonne's Iiobtzy is collecting records . . , slie is n InotI:aII Ian nnr.I Ioves swimming . . . the Inct Ilmt sI1e is one uI tIie best-Iilced girls oI '53 is uttrilnutccl to Ixer GRACIOUSNESS ,A .jar- 5 A . ii 2 . S . if J z 5 . I f AUDREY DUBITZKY tChulal CAROLYN DUNLAP tDunneJ Her nlieery nature and jolli readily won Magnetic personality . . . carefree and luer wav into our lmearts . . .liequently the liappy disposition . . . always smiling and center of a group of laughing girls . . . joking witlx everyone . . . good sportsman- always enjoyable company . . . miscliiet slwip personified . . . lias an endless sup ly and Audrey are synonymous . . . studies i0 ol pep . . . lier cntliusiastic spirit of life lwer are n necessary evil . . . lmroadminded mn he defined in one wongl . . . in our memories slme will always typify ZEST MERRHVIENT Q 2 YN fi N N l SHIRLEY ESTEFAN lEstel An infectious smile . . . a ready good MARILYN FEY lxumor . . . pleasantly unassuming . . . Small and petite . . . tier ambition is to knit wit . . . has time lor everything, be n nursc . . . spurs the Slmamroclcs on except worlt . . . entered the doors of with lier cliccrleading ability . . . dislikes IWHS two years ago . . . is destined for nottiing . . . you can always lind Maril tlie field of interior decorating . . . time most at at movie . . . is an active member ol ire appropriate description of Sliirley is lier Spanish Club . . . lu-r strcngtli is in her VERSATILITY PERTNESS fi MARY ANN FISHER DOROTHY IVIARIAN GAERTNER A tmly loyal friend . . . at all times Nonchalant . . . loves ze Frenchmen... neat ancl well-groomed . . . enjoys hcr ready lor a good cleluate anytime . . . short hohluy of doll collecting . . . plans to malte nncl lrienolly . . . dry wit . . . ambition: to business lu-r career . . . An active member travel . . . active memlvcr of the Soflality of the Library Club , . . lilies western . . . clislilces getting up early . . . this music nncl playing the piano . , . her steacl+ gracious personality signifies her last manner ancl vletermination to accom- INDIVIDUALITY plish all taslts clisclose her DILIGENCE NANCY GAEL GAFFORD A winning smile . . . small. piquant. and lovable . . . happy-go-lucky nature . . . laughter is a natural instinct in Nancy . . . she is sell-sufficient ancl independent . . . sympathetic not so much in words as in deeds . . . her light-heartedness is reflected in her BUOYANCY i PATRICIA GONZALES Pert. peppy. and personally attractive . . . feminine in appearance. ideals and ideas .. . Pat has smiled her own sweet ways into the hearts of countless lriends . . . ever thoughtful . . . her particular chann lies in her EFFERVESCENCE r I V E tv ELIZABETH ANNE HAZUDA Nothing seems to ripple the smoothness ol' her clay- not even classes . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . pleasant to he around . . . quiet disposition . . . hohlny: collecting china dogs . . . Anne- is destined for the field of architecture . . . realizing her line and worthwhile qualities we cannot fail to appreciate her WILLINGNESS MARY KAY HEINTZ A ready companion in lun and froiic . . . an incomparable wit . . . hohlayz sewing . . . incessant chatter . . . huimlniing per- sonality . . . hetter late than never . . . she lilies practical join-s as well as being a practical jolcer . . . Her mischievous manner rienotes GAIETY ' , MARY GRACE HECK Reliable. witty and lovalale . . . her per- sonality is utterly spontaneous ancl captivat- ing . . . excellent swimmer . . . beneath her fun-loving exterior is a deeply spiritual and thoughtful nature . . . In her ve features we read something in her strength of character STABILITY MATILDA RAFAELA HINOJOSA Haiis from the thriving metropolis ol San Diego . . . a person always ready to do and dare . . . when one is discontented with the world, it's time to call on Mate . . . her friends are not limited to her class- mates laut extend throughout the student hody . . . her sunny disposition shines forth in JOVIALITY ARI 4 f Tiff I ,:- i if f- , 1 5 RAYDENE CA11-QIERIIYIE HOELSCHER HY An essential memher of the annual stafi ,-Business Manager . . . reserved . . . sin- cere personality . . . sweet . . . unselfishness personified . . . a quiet disposition . . . hobby: collecting match imolcs . . . dislilres hooics of history . . . Raydene's outstanding characteristic is her QUIETNESS JO ANN JONIETZ Uni Sincere and ambitious . . . always a perfect lady . . . a ready listener and an energetic conversationalist . . . delights in traveling . . . has a quiet dignity, gentle manners, and a happy serenity of face . . . her charitable ways are synonymous with PIEFY X 2 NANCY JANE JANSING As President of the Senior Class, Nancy has been untiring in her efforts to champion courtesy . . . sympathetic .,.. sometimes serious . . . sometimes gay , . . ever willing to help a friend in need . . . hohhy: cats . . . her desire to please others and her constant willingness to help others are examples of her THOUGHTFULNESS MARY ANN KOCH tCookieJ Her quiet and efficient ways have en- deared her to all . . . capable president of the FHA . . . appreciative and sincere . . . celestial blue eyes and lovely red hair . . . her goal: to he a nurse . . . courteous and neat . . . her prompt fulfillment of tastes characterizes her DEPENDABILITY MARY CATHERINE LANE lMai-ucal Long curly eyelashes and a disarming smile . , . avid parochial basketball lan eminently joyous, active and interested her pet peeve is goodie-goodies . . . seldom cross or irritable . . . these qualities con tained in Maruca bring to light her SWEETNESS X ANNE MARIE LUEDEMANN lRe Rel She is the lcind ol girl who seems hap- piest when in the company of intimates . . . we shall not lorget her unlailing optimistic outloolc . . . ambition: college . . . Re Re makes clramatics her hobby . . . when her s pathy is touched. she possesses a won- erlul depth ol KINDLINESS RAE ANN MATHEWS lRannyl Class Editor ol The Annual . . . sweet and even-tempered . . . lun to be with . . . conscientious worker . . . a genial friend . . . loves to swim . . . hobby: writing letters . . . shining through all her actions is the outstanding virtue ol UNSELFISHNESS MARIE CELINE MCALLEN lWsckyJ Rather shy but possesses a spring ol gaiety . . . a frown finds no resting place on her brow . . . she has a little shadow that goes in and out with her -Manuel . . . wide green eyes. perfectly groomed brown hair, her most delightful attribute is that ol FEMININITY -nf c, A X if W Q l i a N.. 1 FQ ' SHARON NASH YVONNE JODEAN OROZCO Uodyl Slmron is clelinitcly an actress . . .especi- ally land ol coconut cream pie . . . has originality nncl a sense ol liumor . . . ever promises entertainment to lier associates . . . cannot lwe accusecl ol neglecting lier social lile . . . sincere anal lionest . . . in lie! many capabilities we see Sl1arun's CLEVERNESS MILDRED ANN PRUSKI tMilIiel Always rearly ancl willing lor new lun and new lacls . . . lmas a 'lcnnclc lor clriving a car . . . a reacly wit and impisll manner . . . loyal lriencl to all . . . individualized lay her gaiety and sparlcling laugliter lmer moclest ways luring to mind l1er HUMILITY XX 2 Favorites: clancing. playing records. play- ing time piano . . . darlc lxair that goes well witll lier cameo sltin . . , lorown eyes twinlcling will: gaiety . . . college l1er am- lnitinn . . . pleasant personality . . . ller alsility to get along witlm otliers portrays lier FRIENDLINESS GEORGIA RICE Bloncl lmair ancl lmlue eyes . . . never tires ol spenclmg ller idle time tallcing on tlie teleplmne . . enjoys notlming lmclter than n goocl jolce . . . energetic . . . willing worlcer carelree spirit . . . versatile . . . rolliclc- ing contagious lauglxtcr and lier lun loving spirit are typical of l1cr LIGHTHEARTEDNESS si' i X' CAROL ELIZABETH SHANNON Known lor her huhblmg laughter spmt of Iun that malces her ready for anything well versed In dramatlcs capable president of the National Honor Society pleasant to he arommd wants to llnlsh college and tour Europe Carol possesses a Iaounclless supply of CHEERFULNESS ff-4? JIMMYE STRINGER frhe Southern Belle, Definite dislilce: to be Isossed . . . always ready lor a dance . . . excitable .... A mbi- tion: go to college and get married . . . charitable . . . originally hails from San Nlareos, Texas . . . cu-operative . . . one ol .Iimmyc's outstanding characteristics is her ACTIVENESS WENDY MARILYN SMITH tWendyl The mernest of twmlcles in her lovely lulue eyes cute dnnpled chef- s wmsome smile magnetic disposition Wendy Illtes little lnalnes wants t become u housewife her fidelity I Ialth Ir ends and ideals indicates her SINCLRITY MARILYN THOMPSON fLynnl Versatile musician . . . a graceful dancer . . her ideas are sound: her way of expressing them. original . . . Marilyn wants to spend about tvn years in college . . . President ol the French Clula . . . this gracious personality signifies her INDIVIDUALITY ,. ., so A , V A A -f' s tem ,-kg 4 nz . .. ...Weds W .fl J L- z.. , ' s' 'Q will My ' X ,- . 1 l A' DARLEEN ANN TRIAL fDimplesJ WANDA VAN DER DYS HCI merry eyes and l1CHflY laugh be Delightful year-round sun tan , . . help- YYHY H Clleefl-Ul '-'li5P05lll0n - - - C5P0ClflllY lul and considerate . . . president ol thc l0F1Cl ol tennis and V0llCYl7all - - b llef Bm' Boarders . . . lover ol' sports . . . Ambition: llition is to lD0C0IIlD R Mrs ---- flowing to hecomc a doctor . . . cverylJody's friend with generosity . . , collects stationery lor I , . School sph-ig plus , , . 'Ops in leader. u holnlmy . . . pcrlmps l'lCl' m0St PICK-lvminhnl ship . . . VVandu's unwavering loyality to characteristic is duty or friends illustrates her GENlAl.l'lY CONSTANCY RUBY ANN VELTMANN lBraclccttvillel A loyal lriend to all . . . vivacious per- sonality . . . school spirit unlnounded . . . great devotion to St. Anthony . . . polite . . . even tempered . . . perpetual smile . . . thoughtful . . . Ruby lilies Mexico . a sports lover . . . her unparalleled alxility as class treasurer personilies LEADERSHIP ,jf kr- Jef xhx NICOLA LAVERNE VARELAS flxliclcil Unusually graceful dancer . . . a well- inlormed mind . . . sincere . . . even-tem- pered . . . was horn in Kansas City, Mo. , . . Secretary-Treasurer ol the National Honor Society . . . one can always lind Niclri at the roller slcating rinlr . . , her .trengtli is in her SERENITY f X N tx K A -4 y I t .1 Y 5 fs: A 3 R in . 2 X Z- MIRIAM VVEST Conscientious in all things . . . never gets actively angry and nothing disquiets her , . . definitely inclined toward the domestic arts . . . a delightfully provoking laugh . . . quiet and sincere . . . excellent cool: and clever with a needle . . . when we think ol Miriam. we naturally thinic of her . I if A f ' ,5 if . Q, ? IEANNE BROWN Beneath her quiet exterior is a merry. lun loving nature . . . twinkling eyes . . . loves excitement . . . hobby: sewing . . . president ol' the Latin Ciuh . . . kind . . . ambition: to finish college and get married . . . her charming smile and sweet ways reveal lier WALDRON tBeeJ OPTIMISM ,lf iii Z.-ff-'?'L'TF HELEN CHARLOTTE WALKER lcharliel Vvithout a doulat Charlie is the class athlete . . . lively but quiet . . . ever thoughtful . . . her opinions are always seasoned with a large amount oi charity. . . hobby: reading . . . ambition: journalism . . . her willingness to lend a helping hand proves her .- 9.1 juli. 'SF' rl Q , . it 5 N , ., gn J VIVIAN NVOOD Capable nlnng nmny lines . . , speaking. dmnialics, Compnsiliun worlc . . . wliolc- some, unclcrsiunrling. uncl pmciiml . . . slmfles of Prulessur llc Fmnce . . . scliool spirit ulmunrlncl . . , goml-nniurcfl . . . ungclic voirc . . . in licr wc find ilu: spiril ol' iruv FIDELITY -Il JOYCE ANN ZOELLER Clever cnrloonisi und xuroliiplisliccl wrik-I . . lic: winning smill' nncl sparkling eyes lmvc won liar many lriemls . . , often seen playing n guilur . . . lzcsiclcs ull ilu-sc slie is u truc lrir-ml . . . one ncvvr lliinlcs ul' lic! willioui ussociaiing liar willi ORIGINALITY r ...f las:-, ,1- .l -Z- .fl .il l' -il ,-lf -s -l-fl? .Z f j 2 J ,l 2 ,g ,2' 2 l ,if- .-Z Z' Z' PATRICIA ANN ZOl'fl.l.liR lpnisyl Xvnllis will: n gmu-lul :mir ol unsiurlio ' rv., - l'r vx um A .is 4 poisv . . . :in aipprcwizuliuii ol ilu' ln-nulilu ie ixp Qsirl liy I- q fn- 1- i- in llc! llvs . , . lliviiilwr nl llu- f.lvlf's Llulr , . nnilviliunz lo lx- u gmclz- svluml li-nclicr , . lu-r Lligniliz-xl cnrriugl- sliuws ln-r majeslic f . . STATELINESS 3 415 gf M x N f DATRONS Blanco Shoe Store 1807 Blanco Rd. Oak Grove Store Route 13, Box 512 A. L. Batto Cleaners 1843 E. Commerce St. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Orozco 124 School Street R. M. Holmes Dispensing Optician Medical Arts Building Jno. Sureddin 950 S.W. 37th St. Bausch and Lomb Optical Co. Medical Arts Building Griffin Pharmacy 3616 Broadway Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Barbcrlo and Shirley Mae 738 Westwood Drive Nipper's Flower Shop 2810 Broadway Mr. James J. Montanio 5048 Broadway Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sluder 1519 W. Mistletoe Nogalitos Lumber Co. 217 Nogalitos St. D. 8 R. Garage 1400 So. Brazos Miss Leonor Gonzalez 221 W. Kings Highway Compliments of Frost Bros. Compliments of a Friend Mrs. Louis Pugel P. 0. Box 903, Weslaco, Texas Monte Carlo Cleaners 1702 W. Kings Highway Mr. Sam Reile 1803 N. St. Mary's Compliments of Duke Electric Co. Compliments of Dr. D. H. Rittiman Colonel and Mrs. Alex W. Hazuda 516 Wheaton Road, Fort Sam Houston Lt. Col. and Mrs. Julian B. Cross 231 Haggin Street Paschal and Rolf Service Station 3130 McCullough Avenue Misses Alvinell Fater and Mary Joan Toman, Juniors Mr. and Mrs. Gail M. Smith and Caryle Compliments of the Sophomore Class Burt Produce Co. 103 South San Saba City Fish 134 W. Poplar Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith and Sandy 215 E. Lawndale SlSgt. W. M. CAndyD Anderson, U.S.M.C 314 N. Alamo Mrs. Agnes Webb 314 N. Alamo Dr. and Mrs. John T. Bush 254 Quentin Drive Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sharp, Sr. and Son 2947 W. Ashby Place Miss Ruby Ann Veltmann Brackettville, Texas Art Beauty Salon 4940 Broadway Miss Marilyn Thompson 427 Meadow Lane Drive Cavalier Cleaners 8: Laundry 6410 N. New Braunfels Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Croshaw 331 Stafford St. Army Cooperative Store 335 Austin Rd. Compliments of Sunset Service Station No. 22 4500 Broadway Mrs. Corrie B. Phifer 314 N. Alamo Mr. J. T. Foster 1001 Tilden St. Miss Paddy Doyell 254 Wildrose Liberto Specialty Co. 304 Produce Row Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sullivan 566 Grandview Mr. J. Fred Laffan Apdo. 1706, Caracas, Venezuela Mr. M. H. Albrecht Austin Highway' Congratulations, Senior Class, 1953! INCARNATE WORD COLLEGE EXTENDS TO You A Warm Welcome to the Freshman Class of September, I953 Incarnate Word College offers a liberal education with preparation for work in the fields of Family life and homemaking Home demonstration activities Journalism Nursing Radio and dramatic production Public health nursing Art and Music Business Scientific research Community recreation Medical technology Community service Radiologic technology Teaching Dietetics Compliments , of C o m p l 1 m e n t s f Martin Bakery O 716 SAN PEDRO G - 0137 The Foto Center Nl E A T Photographic Supplies C G Greeting Cards O for All Occasions Gunter Hotel G -8851 The Seniors of '53 Express Best Wishes and Thanks to All Who Made Their High School Days So Unforgettable Best Wishes to the GRADUATES from The Sophomore Class Compliments of VOL!! .Si?L00f pA0fOgl'al0Ael' RETZLUFF STUDIUS 640 Main Avenue San Antonio, Texas 'A F H A Loans Hail and Windstomx p- ny' qk G I L Insurance - oans Aircraft Insurance Q R 6 'A' Farm and Ranch Loans , I K Theft and Burglary C' 'A' Apartment House Loans Insurance H7 ,f Commercial Building Residence Liability Q ' Erection Loans Insurance ' ' Pers 1 L' b'l't D A' Life Insurance Ona la My G Insurance X I - A A' Fire Insurance Automobile Liability A L ' Insurance ,L f A Automobile Insurance d?I,:Av:3l Health and Accident fry! A' Personal Property Insur- Insurance I ance Floater Workmen's Compensation 'A' Fidelity and Surety Bonds Insurance GUNTER BUILDING G I L L Dial Fannin 4101 Loans 'Insurance SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS SEARS, Roebuck and Company i' Sears Brand Names . . . good names to go BUY LU BY'S CAFETERIA il? Allstate Royal Purple Prep Gold Bond 4902 B d roa way Hercules Silvertone Coldspot Fairloom San Antonio, Texas Workmaster T if CONGRATULATIONS ra to the Class of '53 a Insulation vvvvov-09990-vvv-vii Co 5ANANmN u The home of sunstyled tile A SHOWER DOORS A A Q PLASTIC as ALUMINUM TILE MEDICINE CABINETS BATHROOM ACCESSORIES RUBBER FLOORING 1 ., . ff MC' an eoumom Vincent Trafton T. 2688 3207 Broadway San Antonio, Texas Home of the Famous Smorgasbord COFFEE SHOP OPEN 24 Hours Every Day Congratulations llWhere San Antonians to the Have Saved For CLASS QF '53 More Than 25 Years il... f ie. , .B . j 1.52 -J .0 ' 1 -E ' HANDY- ANDY Wolff 8m Marx San Antonio's Friendly Department Store SUPER MARKETS Since 1377 Compliments COII1pliIT1CI1iCS of OF Cfzisms BARQS --Q----Q-Sfzoes-E 6426 N. NEW BRAUNFELS SUNSET RIDGE CENTER BGTTLING CG. Phone 825 E. L S. Your Family University Ocust t Shoe Store 6-3621 San Antonio, Texas Compliments of ALAMO PIANO CO. RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC - RADIO TELEVISION - BAND INSTRUMENTS Exclusive Baldwin Distributor 336 W. Commerce San Antonio C. 4-5526 C 0 M P L I M E N T S Of Walsh 81 Burney Company I INC.J General Contractors 928 North Flores Street San Antonio 1, Texas --KITCHEN FAVORlTES!l Q PIONEER wimrifas WHITE WINGS WSF' 42 ENRICHED FLOUR ,'Ixh'EE'QTTG3 and :unlcnn 'H F1.'.5.. ' BISCUIT MIX ,r,Tr.,.A ' , WAY 'iff L- who Serving Northern San Antonio and T-5811 Alamo Heights With Distinctive, Nationally Advertised Lines of Falorics, Hosiery, Lingerie, 32 man. Sportswear and Home Furnishings Z2f!i?.,a ,, s. 4-4769 GUS CANALES, INC. GENERAL DIL FIELD CGNSTRUCTION PREMQNT, TEXAS President: GUS CANALES Vice-President: CHARLES HORNSBY Phone: Dial-2341 Alvin J. Julian and Don N. White Congratulations to SENIORS '53 from THE JUNIORS rs , rs SUNSET SERVICE 34 stations serving the people of San Antonio NAME CWNED NAME OPERATED H74-e anlq cfiffmence :Ji lffe ofmanye you gd Jack Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Chris S. Hinojosa, Jr. Matilda and Chris Ill MUDERN PHARMACY sAN D1Eoo, TEXAS YES . . . we are doubling Texas' greatest store in size . . . and in service to YOU! Whatever it is you want or need . . . from toothpicks to tractors . . . you are sure to find it at joske's. Make this your shopping headquarters I Park and Lock ! l Easy to drive in . . . more room to park in Shoppers' Parking, corner of Blum and Bonham Streets. Have your parking ticket stamped in any department! U 'W ' Congratulations Jax Beer Co., Houston, Inc. ELMORE A. RQSSI There's good eating ahead gvyy, 1 0 sf ' 'a Z E W' 1 fm 0 N 0 a,,. i XL S with Butter Krust Bread! C 0 m p 1 i m e I1 t s B A U M ' S MEN'S WEAR HARLINGEN 0 MERCEDES 0 MCALLEN Congratulations GRADUATES S IH AM' 'Q A Texas' Greatest Jewelers Mechler's Grocery Notions and Service Station Always happy to serve you I 2210 Castroville Rd. Phone: B. 3-7772 ALABAMA NURSERY 4306 Broadway O THE BEST FOR LESS. Artes Graficas Printers and Publishers Joe C. Ramirez Owner and M amzgefr 115 Cameron St. Phone: F. 6187 COME SEE US. San Antonio, Texas ED. L. BIESENBACH Compliments -- FENTIMAN Wholesale Candies TRUNK CQMPANY Since 1905 512 E. Houston st. B. 5-7991 ill HARTMANN LUGGAGE AND F - 4 9 I 5 GIFT ITEMS Compliments Harry Tappan 8 Sons of Wholesale Grocers Yellow Cab Co. ' Garfield: 2394 and 2395 F a Missouri Pacific Freight Depot Compliments V BEST WISHES to the T0 Seniors of 1953 The lk Senior Class Hahler if Buick Auto Co. North Platte, Nebraska Mr. Cf Mrs. C. L. West C t CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS omp imen s of 6 I Z Alamo Heights Lumber Co. Whiz? MEAT coMPANY G. 5241 Sf? 5939 BROADWAY Travis 3338 We cater to hotels, institutions, and your home freezers with Texas Finest Meats for Texas Choicest Tables. . R Sh d d R ' d . . . C t C0mP11mCUfS ugs ampoliwff andefifd ar S of Phone Garfield 7324 , Hansen Brothers S Established 1892 Food Market 2321 Blanco Road CARPET RENOVATING WORKS 902 Austin Street San Antonio, Texas Your Rugs and Carpets Are Fully Insured From Time of Receipt to Delivery ALAMO H EIGHTS CAKE S HOP WEDDING CAKES BIRTHDAY CAKES and If PARTY CAKES .xawdi for the Occasion 5915 Broadway U. 6-4121 Compliments Compliments of of L a V e n c e d o r a Mexican Food Products Joykist Candy Co. 309 Nueva St. I 312 Buena Vista G. 0902 F. 9701 F. 0922 COMPLIMENTS Greetings from SAN ANTONIG Modern Pharmacy ' We Recommend Products You Know At Prices You'll Like Prescriptions A Specialty No. 1-5919 W. Commerce.. .Phone C. 1463 F No. 2-551 Ruiz Street ...... Phone F. 2412 ' No. 3-Guadalupe at 19th .... Phone F. 8015 DR. 8: MRS. A. A. KOCH MARY ANN Congratulations, Seniors from Stahmann Farms, Inc. ROBERT Del Cerro Pecans Compliments . I . of Zlms Ice Station BROADWAY NATIONAL BANK 3403 Blanco Road of Alamo Heights 0 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. P' 245416 COMPLIMENTS SACK'S SHOE STORE OF Nationally Advertised Shoes Blue Bonnet Potato Chip I Co. For the Entire Family Professional Fitting COURTESY ' QUALITY ' SERVICE 427 W. Hildebrand Shadyside 4-8521 San Antonio, Texas DRESSES - BLOUSES Com ments SWEATERS p LINGERIE - ACCESSORIES of DEB-N-HEIR Children? Wear FOR TCTS-N-TEENS 423 W. Hildebrand P. 5-1361 Charles Pharmacy 2500 Main Avenue Gem Jewelers The Dittle Store with the big values Sf? 218 East Houston St. By the Majestic Theater kl,.QRO 10' C0le.,'ff' P. 2-3761 P. 2-6311 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER QComplete Automotive Servicel 400 Blanco at Ashby Val E. White, Owner The Moran Company MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS A Cleaner For Every Need San Antonio Church Supply Company Harold E. Even Luke Zielinski 300 N. Main Avenue Circle 4-3318 San Antonio, Texas Phone G. 8121 Green fr Steen, Managers SOUTHERN LLOYDS, FIRE 8a AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE National Bank of Commerce Bldg. San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Morales Chai-1ie's Comanche Park Ice Station 1603 Gonzales Rd. L. 2-0715 THE WESTERNER KIQLBASSA RESTAURANT PROVISION CO. 1122 Austin Highway T. 8192 . Specializing- Prime Northern Beef Fresh Seafood Greek Delicacies Southern Fried Chicken 1325 S. Brazos Phone: B. 3-1512 San Antonio 7, Texas .llfl Ear af ROGERS Compliments of De Winne's Belgium Inn A Favorite for the Family STEAKS, CHICKEN, SEAFOODS, 501 N. Main Ave. 114 W. Carolina BAR B Q San Antonio, Texas 3119 W. Commerce C. 4941 Compliments There is nothing like of DAIRY QUEEN EDWARDS CLINIC 3814 Broadway San Antonio, Texas The cone with the curl on top I Dairy Queen Products of Texas Congratulations When you. need an Electfriciafn. Guerra's Food Store can EVERYTHIN G Vollmer Electric Co. GOOD TO EAT G. 8321 WIRING AND REPAIRS 418 Elm G. 4188 The Bright Idea out Fredericksburg Road 12 Curb Service Compliments of CONSOLIDATED PRODUCE COMPANY Compliments of GOAS' TAMALE FACTORY A. .l. Monier 81 Company Established 1908 Plumbing, Heating, and Air Conditioning Contractors Repair Service 1446 N. Flores St. at Five Points C. 1251 C. 0922 Compliments Call us for Service of S. 4-6001 ACK SL GEORGE'S OLMOS PHARMACY J CONOCO SERVICE , 2916 Fredericksburg Rd. at Sacramento 2602 McCullough Ave. AND SAN ANTONIO San Antonio, Texas Texas Oldest Jewelers Compliments Now in our 100th year f o taT, i- A EE C US 2 513 E. Houston Stree SPANISH VILLAGE 727 E. Houston St. CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations SENIORS from From Jack Neal Sales Co. Southwest Texas Distributors COM ER'S RECORD NOOK MILLER'S TIRES 3000 E. Houston St. G. 7211 Compliments Compliments of of BROADWAY LoNE STAR FLOWER SHOP 5003 BROADWAY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ICE DELIVERY 300 W. Jones Ave. San Antonio, Texas Compliments B R U N E R ' S Jefferson Cleaners Your Noighoofhooo Department Store ' ' 2126 Fredericksburg ' 2701 S. Presa ' 1605 Nogalitos 1027 Donaldson P. 2-5482 ' Military Drive at Pleasanton Rd. The KELLY- SCHERRER House of Nine, Inc. WOMEN'S APPAREL Sizes 7 and 9 only 103 South Alamo St. G. 7952 San Antonio, Texas Flower and Gift Shop ob! 326 W. Josephine Street. . .P. 5-6184 Gunter Hotel .............. G. 4114 COMPLIMENTS BILLY ANN STORE The Finest in Juvenile Shoes and Clothing 4910 BROADWAY A Sv. B AXLE SERVICE 210 Seventh St. San Antonio, Texas Compliments B. C. N. B. Member Federal Deposit Corp. G. 1022 ' F. 0031 Patt's Drug Store Comphmem Service for the Sick Merchants' Transfer SL Alamo Heights 5150 Broadway T. 2616 San Antonio, Texas Storage Company Fannin 8221 Registered Shorthorn Cattle Fen - Mar Farms Office 100 E. Salinas Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fenstermaker, Owners For the Newest 'in Beauty Fashion call Majestic Beauty Salon G. 5356 Every Operator an Artist in Styling Established 24 years 4th Floor Majestic Theater Building In the heart of the city. Congratulations to the GRADUATES Of IQ53 fmmnhe GRADUATES Of l956 G'2 4+Bill,e,6 VT! 4, . ,,.f ' c9'9'7f'6-xfGC16,7'7a ns! 'lf Af Lakin Solemn Ihifmhaw- ,...L AQ.2A,A' 9 A' f ,F Q. 9 3 , ,K,f.,..2 l 1 .. L Q' 1 - . '9 Q 7 . Af 'f , K K ' ' 'xl v W 1 ' 'ieif, 5'f6'h7e Qwln. TRQSC Qmiif 4 IQ :mir f need H-XQ,KQs'???f' Huup -if kj :R1A. 1 W . . F . ,, , m-...,.,....,.. I li i X . Q 5 ' S' FA ' m 4 ... A 2 V nr- 1,L M -, f 1 w..,,2e,+i'v54- Oy-2 'Xxnv X5w.'4'Q. 7: Ciamkdes 1 . 1 - :Qi Q xg Slmxdau-I and SV-Blhmlv N,, ,hulk ly! 513 W, DYE ki W BQH Qx-aTex'5. lla .Jef f all ina! luffj n16n,njf5'e12Wf.0f.' 3 5 'Q ,f X H. . f .. 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