Our Lady of Victory High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

71,1 4? - ... 'Q-. , V it V . , H km .tt 1 Alf -W W, M 1,514 L,jMWj- Mm-V?N,q,iwNWwf4?mMLUw X A W i FQ' if . W . f fm we' E F149 ' A wi n-un-4.,.v.:nfz ,wwf fhnvsmnw wmzwnwffzwfy. 4 5 1753 Zhdlazeddff :Ae Seam Om .lady af Wabtozq ,-'iccwlemq 93-3, Q 7071! Wand, 'fezcw 80 5 og, 0 Zmlez :Ae Ummm, 4,6 ag 'Me Sm'magSmmf Wtawagwamz X ,, X 7060016 Xhf X 'X I lt is the purpose of our yearbook to recall the memories and accomplishments of our high school days. Therefore, with the greatest admiration and love, we dedicate this annual to those who have shared most in these memories--our own mothers. They will remain forever our inspirations, guides, and the most per- fect models for our future life. We are also deeply grateful to our senior sponsor, Sister Justin, who has been a great Factorin making this year a memorable one for each graduate. alia Title Page ..... Dedication ..... Theme ..... . . Scenes for Remembering .... Faculty .... Seniors .... Juniors .... Sophomores .... Freshmen .... Pre-Academic .... Organizations .... Personalities ...... Calender of Events ..... Patrons ...... ..... Be Mindfull Your Destiny Is at Stake. The condition of social and political unrest prevailing in the world today is such that it threatens to preiudice woman 's mis- sion as mother ofa family. Many movements are trying to win women for their cause. To follow their callwould entail depre- ciation of her true dignity, and the end intended by God for the good of the family, would be lost. The home is the most vital social unit in any democracy. It influences the actions of all society. Woman must realize that she was intended in God's Providence to be a mother, either in the physical or the spiritual sense, and today especially this obligation is conscience binding . ssl if .5 4 6 V 4 7 G 1 J, Q as wr AFI. I' -, ,Q .4 Gif it . ,. V ,V- , . , 1' .Ji L fa V K M 5 f4f :M W ,M-f ' K n l 1 l A l L 1 , HE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH P. LYNCH, D.D., LL.D. THE MOST REVEREND THOMAS K. GORMAN, D.D. , LL B' h f D ll ' ' IS op o a as Coadlutor fo the Bishop of Dallas REVEREND FINTAN OLDHAM, O.S.B. Chaplain of O. L. V. 9 7wfff'f Sister Mary Albertine, M.A. Music Sister St. Andrew, B.A., M.S. Chemistry Sister Mary Brigid, M.A. Junior Class Sister Barbara, B.A. Business Education Sister Mary Catherine, B.A. Music, Choral Sister Eleanor, M.A. History Sister Ghislaine, B.A. Spanish, French Sister Mary Isabelle, B.A. Sophomore Class Mr. William J. Marsh Director, Choral Club Sister lmmaculata, B.A. Civics Sister Justin, B.A. Senior Class Sister Mary Margaret, M.A. English Sister Marie Therese, B.A. Freshman Class Miss Laverne Henry, B.A. Latin Ill, IV Miss Minnie Hoeflin, B.S. Biology, Physics, Geometry Miss Scottie Sayers, B.S. Physical Education Miss Josephine Stewart, B.S. Home Economics Mem of Mother Theresa Provinicial Superzior Sister lmmaculata Superior of O . L.V. Sister Eleanor Principal Mrs. J. P. O'Conner Administrative Secretary Ks: ai 5 5 E 3 5 mica Officma President .... ................. D olores Haielc Vice-Pres .... ..... C atherine Ellen Hurley Sec ...... ........ M argaret Haire Treas .... .... P atsy Powers Reporter. . . .... Barbara Mose Sponsor .... .... S ister Justin Our education has instilled into us those concepts and principles necessary for re- establishing an integrated, peaceful society. We shall find only slight opposition in our endeavors to do God's will in everything, even in the minutest details of our daily life, if we place our complete confidence in Mary, model and guide of all women. Mary, the handmaid of the Lord , strove at all times to do the things that pleased God. Let us imitate her constantly in our daily livesl Haw blest the Mother in whose shrine The great Artificer Divine, Whose hand contains the earth and sky, Vouchsafed, as in His ark, to lie. -St . Venantius AUDREY BERTOLINA Players Club Mission Club Red Cross BARBARA BORDOWSKY Mardi Gros Princess Art Editor of Bluebonnet Mission Club NORMA BLUE Sodalify Choral Club President of Science Club GRA RENEE BOUDREAUX Mardi Gras Princess Mission Club Red Cross CHRYSTA BOSWE LL Vice Prefecf of Sodalify Choral Club Editoral Board of Light Staff Sports Editor of Bluebonnet GRA Captain of All Star Volley Ball Team BOB ANN BOUFFARD Mardi Gras Princess Cheerleader SUZANNE CONWAY Assistant Editor of Light Choral Club GRA MARY CUSHING GRA Mission Club Red Cross ELAINE CURTIS Editor of Light Choral Club Library Aide Club NANCY DEE Sodalify G R A Secretary of Play Choral Club Science Club Bluebonnef Staff Light Staff ers Club CARO L DACY Choral Club Red Cross Mission Clu L3 b ,ii MARY ANN DELGER Sodality G R A Mission Club Red Cross Light Staff 'ma' CAROLYN GRANADE GRA Light Sfaff Cl1oral Club Sec. of the Candidate Sodality LORRAINE DUDLEY GRA Mission Club Red Cross do 5 ii. 6 we MICKELENA GALIER GRA Choral Club Sodal ity NRE-cal' MARGARET LAN ERI HAI RE Sodal ity Light Staff Secretary of Senior Class Choral Club DOLORES HAJEK President of Senior Class Light Staff GRA Co-Captain of All Star Volley Ball Team Business Manager of Bluebonnet Secretary of Library Aide Club CAROLE HALLARAN Activity Editor of Bluebonnet Senior Favorite Science Club SAMMIE JAMES Red Cross Mission Club ELIZABETH ANN HOLLAND Choral Club Red Cross CATHERINE ELLEN HURLEY Sodolify Vice-President of Senior Class Light Staff Choral Club Reporter of Library Aide Club ELAINE KAETHER Red Cross Mission Club JUDY JONES Transferred from St. Francis Academy Pittsburgh , Pa . CYNTHIA LAMSENS Sodality Assistant Editor of Bluebonnet Light Staff Choral Club JO ANNE MARTIN Choral Club Red Cross SANDRA LARSEN Choral Club Mission Club MARY JO MACKEY President of Choral Club Cheerleader MAZIE MEZIERE Choral Club GRA BARBARA MOSE Business Manager of Light Secretary of Bluebonnel' Reporter of Senior Class Science Club JO ANN NAGEL Red Cross Mission Club ANN REESE GRA Red Cross Mission Club ROSE PAEZ Soda I ity Red Cross Mission Club PATSY POWERS Sodality President of GRA Treasurer of Senior Class Choral Club Library Aide Club High School Favorite All Star Volley Ball Team ESTHER VARGAS Prefect of Soclality Choral Club Light Staff GRA MARY DOLORES VAZQUEZ Sodality Choral Club Light Staff Sales Manager of Bluebonnet Players Club GRA All Star Volley Ball Team SANDRA WILLIAMS Soclality Editor of Bluebonnet Choral Club Light Staff Library Aide Club VALENTINE YANOWSKI Sodal ity GRA Science Club PATRICIA JEWETT 4-uf X,-LW' ...ff ZW' W fm: .yur nw M 9 w ,.m. f 4+ ,xg QV1' W, n 'K A v. 1.-nznnmnanu nun- Lung , 1 3 1330 Wil. nm .2 Qfx Q f.zf.af'Ly 1 f' SIMM .pfizffer-,!fv, 1' ,f fufe, f J , f fwuzzfrff mf,-s,w Az 1 E Wi anion 66444 0 President ........ ............. .......... B e tty Ann Myler Vice-President .... . . .Margaret Anne Breen Secretary ........ . . .Rosemary Gallagher Treasurer . . . ....... Jane Conway Sponsor... .. . .. ... . .. ...Sister Mary Brigid Of the three specific careers for women the most widely chosen is the married state. lt is here that woman's responsibility is tremendous as she becomes the very heart of family life. ln our time, as a result of social u heval the mother must also make her entry into public life and social work. In an effort to in- P 1 sure the stability of her family life, she must help not only to hold back those currents which threaten the home but also to oppose those doctrines which undermine its foundation. ln Blanche of Castile, wife of Louis XIII of France, we find an admirable example ofa good mother. Upon the King's death, Queen Blanche was left regentand guardian of their seven children. She gave all possible care and attention to the education of her children, instilling into their souls the highest regard and awe for everything that pertained to religion, honor, and a particular love for chastity. ls it any won- der then that in the person of her eldest son, King Louis IX, were united the qualities which formed a great king! MARY MARGARET ANDERSON JANET ANGLEN BARBARA AUSTIN ELIZABETH BARNES BARBARA BEAR GAIL BOLLES MARGARET ANNE BREEN CAROL BROADBENT JEANNE CARTER V Q J I W iw ,SST SBT 5' X Ii I JW' ' f f ,-, 15, an gpmwgi I lv, . ,,vQ ,I ,RTE , 'V I ' ww mf' , ' i-,gl-111621 , JANE CONWAY SANDRA EVANS JOAN FARR LINDA FARRELL BONNIE FELTS ROSEMARY GALLAGHER CATALINA GALLEGOS PAULINE GRASS AURELIA LOPEZ GUERRA ANTOINETTE JOHNSON MARGIE LAMBRIGHT BETTYE LIETO JOY MASSEY MERWYN MATTHEWS SUZANNE McKAY N CHARLENE PATTON MARY JO RICHARDSON MARGARET SHARP JACKIE SMITH GEORGIA ANN SUTHERLAND JENEANE WADE MARY MAR GARET McMAHON BETTY ANN MYLER ELIZABETH PARR ak ..,. .h, ' Qc .-- A S w X gf SL... AJL- Wm E M PROQR MODE R21 Sa me gem L President .... ..................... ...... Ma r y Ann Jacobs Vice-Pres .... . . .Mary June Bennett Sec ...... ..... R osemary White Treas .... ...... M arcia Ainsworth Sponsor .... .... S ister Mary lsabelle For almost twenty centuries, thousands of young women have chosen to follow Christ by the strictest obser- vance of His evangelical counsels. Dedicating their lives to prayer, penance, instruction of youth and care of the sick, they have fulfilled in a spiritual sense, the duties common to motherhood. One such woman is Mother M. Katherine Drexel, who looks back on a life of 94 years fruitfully spent. Mother Drexel is a member ofa prominent Philadelphia family. As a young girl, while traveling through the Pacific Northwest, she first noticed the struggling Indian Missions. A few years later in a private audience with Pope Leo XIII, she was encouraged to undertake missionary I work to relieve the situation among the Indians and the Negroes. Upon her return home, she told Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia of her desire to found a congregation for this task. The prelate suggested that she prepare herself in the novitiate of the Sisters of Mercy in Pittsburgh. Two years later, in 1891, with Archbishop Ryan's approval she established the Sisters of the Blessed Sacra- ment for Indian and colored people. ln the ensuing years, one sturdy foundation after another was established. Her schools, health centers, and charity missions are now functioning in 20 states. Mother Drexel has become an outstanding example for those young women who dedicate their lives to God in reliaious orders. Marcia Ainsworth Connie Lee Anderson Betty Ashe Edith Bartula Mary June Bennett Mary Ann Berry Virginia Boult Barbara Brackin Margaret Ann Boykin Jan Burns Patricia Clayton Martha Cosgrove Sylvia Cowclin Ann Cushing Jerry D'Arcy Jean Dee Mary Louise Doan Margaret Duty Carolyn Sue Engle Nancy Fairtrace Rose Marie Hasting Bebe Harsch Barbara Jean Gulik Elnore Galier or AQ tliei ' B ,X .4 AL A by :,.,, ,. ,,,.,x I W gggl 1 : ZV Cii li A A e .. lhfa. B- 5.5 J! , Wm? me , A A it BC ' ,M A t t eB,tt Q-.8 err :-1 Q gf A erbt V k.V,V.. K 2 ff N da' 4' if -fs - .S Sill at Mt 9 fi 1 W5 'M 4. L -wwf' I, , g A , EW ,, .L ytwdzw-2 i E W ri ,h-k :fl 1' L... gif? J fi -13, T. , - V -H U5 K - My 5. si all 5 , sf? A J y s,Z at lrma Hesse Paula Inglis Mary Ann Jacobs Mary Frances Jarred Betty Jasper Nell Kirby Jeanette LaBounty Freda Mae Martin Theresa McKay Marie Mc Lemore Betty McLoughlin Frances McLoughlin Neita Ann Norman Mary Gayl Parker Beverly Phillips Mary Ramirez Lou Rene Ross Theresa Selleh Gloria Shelton Rose Ann Shiro Lucy Taylor Judy Thompson Jean Tynan Mary Ruth Vasquez Rosemary White Maralynne Wilson Melinda Wright iv ? Zhu Ubffiamc President ....... .......... .......... J u dy Wade Vice-President . . . .... Elizabeth Freeman Secretary ..... ......... S usan Nolan Treasurer .... . . .Peggy Jean Jacobs Reporter .... ....... Ma ry Jo Jarvis Sponsor . . . .... Sister Marie Therese Another field in which woman's position is becoming very important is in the business and pro- fessional world . The young woman who chooses this state must realize her duty to uphold the splen- did opportunity to portray the Christian ideal of womanhood. She may freely engage in many noble and diversified good works and thereby contribute toward the total good of both society and the nation. We find this ideal realized in the life of Miss Irene Dunne. She, a Catholic, with others that we could mention, is a wholesome flowering in Hollywood's garden of considerable wild growth Miss Dunne, in l949, was the selection for the Laetare Medal made by the award committee of the University of Notre Dame. In announcing the award, the Very Rev. John J. Cavanaugh, presi- dent of the University, said: Miss Dunne is an example of talented Christian womanhood in a pro- fession and community unfortunately publicized for the briefness of marriages and careers. X i 5 51 , , M, if Kay Bartula Emma Benavides Barbara Essner Ann Fanno Sfephenie Bolling Susan Breen Sandra Faubion Kay Fitzgerald Helen Bush Carol Cagle Irene Fitzgerald Ann Freeman Sharon Covwger Jean Dimick Elizabeth Freeman Rose Marie Garcia Donna Lee Erdwurm Judy Espino Jeneane Hacl-cler Peqay Jacobs 1 . ,am 5, 4 5 A ' if Mary Jo Jarvis Suzanne Johnson Judy Phillips Cecilia Reyes Martha Kyger Julia Ann La Gesse Evelyn Taylor Suzanne Tews Barbara Manning Martha Monroe Julianne Tipton Mary Vetter Maureen Mul kern Party Murphy Judy Wade Sue Walker Palsy Newport Susan Nolan Rosemary Wiese Linda Williams RW? or ' +4 , J ii QW xg 'Ka Q 5 ? SWK I --fi . S? U-we YQ' 'Z6'l464d6!4t6G Front raw, left to right: Carolyn Hill, Linda Shaw, Peggy McKinney, Annette Newson, Janette Newson, Sidney Blue, Barbara Phillips. Second row: Beverly Morris, Secretary, Marylou Lutz, Cathy Killough, Darlene Hutmacher, Nan- cy Lutz, Ann Ames, Barbara Calvert. Third row: Judy Freeman, President, Patty Gallagher, Vice President, Peggy Quinn, Marylee Pal- mer, Treasurer, Theresa Kimport, Betty Reyes, Elizabeth Singleton, Gwen Cline. Class Sponsor: Sister Marie Magdalene Absent: Frances Anglen, Patsy Fitzgerald, Carol Davis. l. Linda Williams, Ann Freeman, Kay Bortula, Mary Jo Jarvis, and Judy Wade enjoy Cokes at Virginia Authors' going away party. 2. Singing inthe rain. 3. Pat Clayton and Theresa McKay taking time out .... 4. Kay Bartula is putting on quite a show for the girls. 5. Group of Sophs- posing for a picture on borrowed time QP.E. time, that isj. 6. Sharon Cowager, Barbara Essner, and Sandra Faubion caught studying? 7. Juniors enioying colces and Jane Conway's piano play- ing. 8. Some ofthe boarders, Linda Williams, Evelyn Taylor, and Kay Fitzgerald, pose with their cat. 1 B 's . Q . gf,-4 G. R. A. OFFICERS Left to right: Miss Sayers, Sponsor, Sandra Evans, Vice-President, Patsy Powers, Presi- dent, Judy Wade, Historian-Reporter, Lucy Taylor, Secretary-Treasurer. The Girls' Recreation Association is an athletic club to promote wholesome activity and good sportsmanship . All Star Volleyball Team Front row, left to right: Carolyn Granade, Norma Blue, Patsy Powers, Captain, Chrysta Boswell, Suzie Conway. Second row: Mary Ruth Vasquez, Jan Burns, Rosemary Gallagher, Jeanne Carter, Jane Con- way, Margaret Breen, Beverly Phillips, Betty Ann Myler, Catalina Gallegos, Frances Mc- Gloughlin. All Star Basketball Team Front row, left to right: Chrysta Boswell, Do- lores Haiek, Co-Captains. Second row: Jane Conway, Jeanne Carter, Patsy Powers, Margaret Anne Breen, Beverl Phillips, Judy Wade. Y Third row: Jan Burnes, Mary Dolores Vasquez, Judy Espino, Catalina Gallegos, Theresa Mc Kay, Norma Blue, Rosemary Gallagher. Sedum!! l l l CENTRAL COUNCIL MEMBERS Seated, left to right: Jane Conway, Rosemary Gallagher, Sister Eleanor, Sponsor, Barbara Austin, Esther Vargas. Standing: Kay Ellen Hurley, Patsy Powers, Mary Margaret Anderson. It is the purpose ofthe Central Council to plan the meetings ofthe sodalityand to supervise the projects and activities it undertakes each year. W , ..,.. 45, s ff ,.., ,. , ' ,K T , rtss T S of 3 l. V, . xv, :Q- . . K PR OBATION C OMMITTEE Left to right: Carolyn Granode, Secretary, Mary Jo Jarvis, Treasurer, Sister Marie Therese, Sponsor, Margaret Sharp, Vice- Prefect, Mary Vetter, Prefect. The Sodality is an association ForCath- olics who desire tofollowChrist more close- ly within their own state of life. Therefore no one may be admitted who is not able to do what is required. lt is the duty of this committee to recommend those they believe eligible for membership 5 9 ,. , V H f..,.f ' SODA LlTY OFFICERS Standing: Rosemary Gallagher, Treasurer, Elizabeth Parr, Secretary. Seated: Chrysto Boswell, Vice-Prefect, Esther Vargas, Prefect. VA -v Zed ZW' Left to right: Marie Ann Spangler, Treasurer, Rose- mary Wiese, Secretary, Sister Barbara, Sponsor, Eliza- beth Freeman, Vice-President, Ann Sutherland, Presi- dent, and Peggy Jacobs, Reporter. The officers of the Mission Club are counting the proceeds from their Lenten project, which was used in helping unfortunate people at home. .lad ' Left to right: Barbara Manning, Treasurer, Judy Es- pino, Vice-President, Julia LaGesse, Secretary, Margie Lambright, President, Mary Ann Dilger, Re- porter, Sponsor, Sister Mary Barbara. The Junior Red Cross unit cooperates with the Ft. Worth Chapter in projects for hospitalized veterans and under privileged children abroad. Mmm Seated, left to right: Kay Ellen Hurly, Reporter, Sandra Williams, Treasurer, Mary Sanford, Vice- President, Sister Austin, Sponsor, Jo Ann Becker, President, Margaret Haire, Secretary. Standing, left to right: Margie Lambright, Jackie Vassel, Elaine Curtis, Mary Ann Dilger, Nancy Curtis. The Texas Association of Library Aides was initiat- ed this year. lt is open to College and High School Students who wish to gain experience in library sci- ence. 7, af. ff. 'irst row, left to right: Jackie Smith, Secretary, betty Ann Myler, President of the Biology Group. Lecond row: Mary Margaret Anderson, Chemistry leporter, Janet Anglen, Biology Reporter, Margaret Lreen, Treasurer, Norma Ann Blue, President of the fhemistry Group. Class sponsor, Sister St. Andrew. The Science Club is organized to developthe sci- ntific interest of the students through: encourage- nent of individual investigation, keeping up with the urrent advancements of science, and becoming ac- uainted with leading scientists and active science rganizations. Left to right: Barbara Brackin, Vice-President, Mary June Bennett, President, Patricia Clayton, Reporter, Miss Josephine Stewart, Sponsor, Theresa McKay, Barliamentarian, Barbara Jean Gulik, Secretary, Edith Bartula, Historian. Future Homemakers of America is the national or- ganization of pupils studying homemaking in high schools. It offers opportunity for further development of pupil initiative in planning andcarrying out activ- ities related to homemalcing. cckmceefa Miss Hoeflin is explaining a method of making electricity to a Physics class, including fleft to rightj Cynthia Lamsens, Mickelena Galier, and Audery Bertolina. few , Sfoffr . YG: 5017, e Rx X0 0?-Dec' '7'0ry Mary Jsorfers ,- oi . Boris' Nxoie ' Sliofek Golf'-vgf, he Ben nclude. 'SXSW 0 C' Ofc USU , ko err C nerf l A401- 0' vit' 90 L J' El ' N C' apex GZXMQ' XO! 'Bo Ucy f0No!0n left Ho,-OLVU Gohcy Dio 40,3 R xyoe 9 5056 G1 Q91 ylgr Q Effzqb Uffey fqhod Ge, M Worfh O ' I U I XOOOYA o,CfWxliie0'iN 'Vo :Mer Vein, PUrrMor7 .Z 4'1Ql'.gyL0Ul:S'jom 7l'6 Sxxofxoxx NXQWOXZY XOXO 90s, sg Jackie Joryisoref HWDQQD 'Ender I1 , I 1 ,gxoe :J-. 5903 P00 dro M. ,-fb' Dolooses Hong Sw., 'bewl Ofns. firm Sufyilzffsehges on Und v Elaine Curtis, Light Staff Editor, prepares copy for a forthcoming issue of the paper. This publication is 46 immensely enioyed by both the students and the faculty. mmm! Sister Mary Albertine, head of the music department at O.L.V., instructs her pupils in preparation forthe coming music auditions. The members of the club present many enjoyable and artistic recitalsduring the spring months. Sister Ghislaine collabor- swith the Circle Fra ncais . Miss Laverne Henry reviews her pupils for the Auxilium Latinum exams in April, ?Z4qm4 66:45 P i The Players Club provides wholesome entertainment for students and enables them to test their dramatic ability. The officers are, left to right: Jean Dee, President, Nancy Dee, Secretary, Barbara Austin, Vice-President, Marcia Ainsworth, Treasurer, Sister Marie Therese, Sponsor. The Speech Choir produces a living voice, a l The O.L.V. cast in Red Queen White Queen breathing harmony . received second place among the many schools who participated in the annual Play Festival held at ln- carnate Word College, San Antonio, Texas. A8 mlgfad Choral Club Officers, left to right: Esther Vargas, Librarian, Aurelia Guerra, Treasurer, Jeanne Wade, Vice-President, Mary Jo Mackey, President, Sister M. Cathenine, Spon- sor, Merwyn Matthews, Librarian. This club has a responsible and prominent part in the many and varied programs through out the school year. The Choral Club, performing a civic duty, entertains with Christmas Carols in Burk Bur- nett Park. Mr. William J. Marsh, choral club director, discusses music selections, with Sister M. Cathenine, Jane Conway, Accompanist, and Mary Jo Mackey, Club President. mum! S154 CYNTHIA LAMSENS MARGARET L. HAIRE A5SiSiGt1i' Edii'0I' BU5ine55 Manager CATHERINE ELLEN HURLEY NANCY DEE BARBARA MOSE Assistant Business Manager Class Editor Secretary Sal MARY DOLORES VASQUEZ e CAROLE HALLARAN s Manager Activity Editor SISTER M . JUSTIN Sponsor CHRYSTA BOSWELL BARBARA BORDOWSKY Sports Editor Art and Picture Editor MQ, 3 2 eff X , N Q : Q 'H , W, my -,V ifegaz, K ,, . . 2 Lf-zzfsg x - . ' 35 swf 'iiffi' Yfatedaafmm NANCY ROSE DEE 5 Ei 5 Salutatafzdcm JO ANN MARTIN E cy! Scion! Zlaefamzei' 6625 MARY ANN DILGER Sender: Qcwazdle CAROL HO LLARAN Wg. , . LLHVQ f 'I +g,.e, A , 4 PS' , .., r W, . 1 1. 'gf .2 v x xi 4 1 Q ,- x , x 1 ,A J 4 1 W , - a K ,K 51, gf . 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QM. , V, I 'ff s'fYfbM.15,' ' ' ' QA' ' ' . k.,, .,,, Tiff , f -.1:,f ,, . ,.,, f-,Qffff f . px ii?'1i1ifi,g , W, ff - H - A 1-,L fzun-xml. - f L, M. ,A A. 5:7 5 4,1 kV.VV 4 xy ,, ,L - '11, I fs. Vlfi.-1 ' fi K . H ,:,,f ni : l1'v..:-,. . H: K was 5 I r . u V- M www .,.,, H W 4--W-.,m..,wvww-...W , X - A K M, ,mm - S ASQ' ., W ,M 42 Father Fintan presents sweaters to the Laneri cheerleaders, Bob Ann Bouffard and Mary Jo Mackey, for the 1952 season. Mary Jo was cheerleader in 51 and captain this year. O -4 e,,. las, ' lf lor: lqk swf 00,5 ,Sod f 96 'bmi' rs 9 . H79 UI! Jwefore D9 p lay I-004 117 fb Orr o .r f 9. ef fe '7e o off S Q Of '770 C105 f 8 'bel' mlb se-S' Urge It 9 cf 9ef - ' fs 0:36 'frfo S. Oopsl The camera catches the Sophomores, Barbara Jean Gulik, Theresa McKay, Pat Clayton, Me- linda Wright, and Rosemary White, late again For school. Sf, 9 J' QYOOT4' ,473 4J'5e X . Nl Xb 'xc' II4' '40 . oo oo. Wx ptr, 05,6 2590 egos ON obo QD ,630 Nofgx 06 oo 'W X00 Nfl we '46 O 0 fb' 640 'x'-' 604.0 0 eq .030 'lots I6 L -Q6 Y 50 ,600 Kixo Q. 501650 29 Fish, Martha Monroe and Rosemary Wiese, look rather bewildered as initiation day draws to a close. Betty Josper looks over one of the lish books in th b ' O ICE Roy Scomo stops for some ice cream Normon's booth. at Ann Patsy Powe rs, Nancy Dee, und Jock McBride dictate telegroms to Morgar t Hobgoblin H e Breen ot the op. Ucta new Eng- e usmess ff' Mother Theresa Qfar rightj was honored on her Feast day with a program by the entire stu- dent body. Tb Cornpllg f of C 8 Feos 5 . Cflflwolgsf 'he ki. Sfr Ugp Om each focessio Parish f' fs 1, I In F' Ld each ,Ve o ffl, pa Or on fflci fl-,e Pqfeg o, L V. Merwyn Matthews models a S.D.5. approved Formal as a climax to a panel explaining the principles of this movement. Left to right: Jackie Smith, Ann Sutherland, Kay Ellen Hurly, and Elizabeth Parr. -1 Barbara Austin, Sister Marie Therese, and Merwyn Matthews at the Players' convention in San Antonio, Texas. Barbara Austin models her new design for the uniform hat. Jo Ann and Barbara test one of their experiments? Margaret Breen and Barbara Mose examine plastics in the Chemistry lab' Frequent U. S. E.C. O. visitors are Sandra Williams and Margaret Hoire. Mez O. L.V. ushers pose with Bishop Sheen at the reception following his lecture, the first in a series of four presented by the N.C.C.W. iss Sayres presents Sister Mary igid, Junior sponsor, with the :lleyboll trophy. Victorious Junior Team! Freshmen rotate in Volleyball play-offs. X Theresa McKay and Pat Clayton display their semi-formals in the home economics style showy Jean D'arcy ffar left, was com- mentator. Zece All Star Volleyball team departs for game in Wichita Falls with A.M.l. On December 8, eighteen candidates New Sodalists were honored at a break- were accepted into the Sodality of the fasl' following their eCePl'l0n- Blessed Virgin . Jackie Smith and Charlene Patton prepare to Mary Jo Mackey, choral club president, and depart for the Science Convention at T.C.U. Sister Mary Catherine present Mr. Marsh with with their exhibit. a Christmas gift. Barbara Bordowsky takes over during the Senior Christmas party. Sister Justin admires a present, The Bluebonnet Staff examines some litera- ture from the Annual Convention at T.C. U. Seniors, Mary DoloresVasquez,' Cynthia Lam- sens, Bob Ann Boufford, and Esther Vargas, give their interpretation ofthe donkey dance, during the Victory Talent Show, sponsored by Sister Augustine, forthe polio relief Fund. Junior Uke trio, Aurelia Guerria, Rosemary Gallagher, and Merwyn Matthews, accom- panied by Jane Conway, entertain. Jo Ann Martin tapping her toes. Bonny Felts and Mary JoRichardson conclude their minstrel number. 'WZ Father Weber, S. J. senior retreat master, pauses during one of the conferences. Vic Dumone autographs Carol Anne Fanno's program during the Loneri Mardi Gras, atWilI Rogers Memorial Coliseum. F ive Frosted Seniors. Home Ec students sample their own cooking. Barbara and Sandra doing home- work. F Father Weber and retreatants enjoy a social meeting at the climax of his lectures. Sharon Cowger and friends smilefor the com era at the Valentine Dance. Miss Hoeflein and Friend enjoy cz chuckle ot the Valentine Dance. Junior President, Betty Anne Myler, crowns Freshman Mary Jo Jarvis, Queen of the Sweetheart's Ball. E i Dolo Hajek and Lou Greene prepare to Father Robert Lazzari poses with his in- whoap-it-up' at February Ranch Week Celebrations. Another clown production, The Blue Frances Schiebingap- pears as the Blessed Virgin Mary to Jug- gler Anne Lindsey in thecollegeproduction of the Juggler of Tou- raine. separable cornpanion,his camera. Speakers visit Our Lady of Victory T60 Pot, finds M0f1lC0 D0U9l flfY Gnd as a climax to Brotherhood Week. David Johns in what seems to be a lover's quarrel. 7754144 Father Sheehy C S B , From St Thomas Mary Cushing, Mazie Meziere, Dolores Ha- , . . . . . i University, Houston, administers the senior lekrand Sammie James 507' G few extra Pr'-'Y' placement tests ers In preparation For their tests. Sister Laura reviews a math group. Father Shinners, S.J. , con- ducts one of the conference S For the high school retreat. The entire student body was privi- leged to witness the reception of three postulants into the community of the Sisters oF Saint Mary of Namur. Sister Joachim, our devoted Sacristan We z4'ze Qzatefal Za Our Beloved Clergy h Most Reverend Bishop Thomas K . Gorman, D.D. ,LL.D. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas Zachary Rev. Peter Malloy Rev. Joseph M. Thomas Rev. Aloysius Dot C. M. F. Rev. Julius Carl Vogel And to Our Special Patrons Superior Meat 8. Provision Co. Mr. L. R. 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