Price College - Cardinal Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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It is fitting thot such o mon be the president ot our school which hos been initioted ond cultivoted by the self-socritio ing devotion ot his esteemed predecessors ond their ouxiliories, the dioceson priests. i- The Most Reverend Lourence J. FitzSimon D D Bishop of Arnorillo ond President of Price College Tfitsflgnp 5 i5n1u:fr Amarclln Qgzzas Mo I I95O To The FoculTy ond STudenTs of Prnce College On The occosuon of The publlconon oT The Cordrnol The onnuol revuevv of The c1cTlvITues oT Prlce College I congroTuloTe Those vvho hove conTrubuTed To :Ts compnIoTuon ond To The oTTrocTnve Torm vvhnch IT rs belng presenTed To The Truends ond poTrons oT our InsTI TuTuon The Yeor Book reTI cTs some oT The progress our Tune school as mokung ond IT IS Indeed o greoT sourc of pleosure To me To see The conTInuous deveIopmenT of Prnce College os The yeors go by I ToI4eTh1s opporTunuTy To Thonk oll Those vvho hove olded us durlng The posT yeor ond express mv deep oppreclonon oT The lnTeresT ThoT The people oT Afrorullo ond of The Dlocese ore monnfesnng The PorenT Teochers Assocnonon hos been mosT conspucuous Tor The mony guTTs conTrIbuTed To The College porTlcuIorIv In The deporT menT oT 1XThIeTucs ond vve ore deeply groTeTuI Tor The generosTTy oT The oTTncers ond members of ThoT orgonlzcmon To The FocuITy oT The Chrnsnon BroThers I Tender my profound Thonks for moIn+oIn1ng The hugh schoIc1sTIc sTondords oT vvhlch Prnce College con boosT ond om well ovvore of Thelr eTTorTs To meef every requlre menT of on odvonclng ocodemlc progrom ExTendlng my greenngs To oll who vvlll peruse These poges I remoun DevoTedIy IH ChrIsT , H J cj, af, 0 V 0- 'l fs Q s- K to , ,5 ri?-'Z T ' 1115 ,leg Wap ga... , Y r-?7-W - 1 - - ' ll - ll 1 I II'l. . - LJ . . V I I I . I - I . , . 1 I r MRS KATHERINE E PRICE Prnce College IS TlTTlnglv nomed oTTer Mrs Price for she hos done so much To perpeTuoTe The school Her generoslTy during The depression prevenTed The self socrlflcnng clergy of The diocese from being forced To obondon Their prolecT of o CoThol1c hugh school for boys Well does she deserve The TlTle of CounTess besTowed Upon her by The l-loly FoTher Tor her benefochons To CoThollc educohonl Her mosT recenT conTrll3uTnon ns responsuble Tor The presenT erecTlon of o new dorrnlTory bunldlng Our consTonT proyer ns 'flvloy God bless her for her generos1Tyl MF - 5' ll . 2 E A ,I l I ' 4' 1 T Q',.s l 1 il fl J ' T T nz if ' , 4 if . , M 'fln' , Ml' 6, I ' I X E Z 11 pl Ammmmmn I 3 X 34' N X Q' V n J' - QI 2.1-L I 1 BROTHER LUKE PASCAL, F.S.C., A.M. Assistant Principal Eighth Grade Adviser Publicity BROTHER IGNATIUS BASIL, F.S.C., M.A Principal Typing, Plane Geometry FATHER T. DRURY Spiritual Director 3 FATHER R. VAUGHAN Assistant Spiritual Director BROTHER H. MARK, F.S.C., A.B. BROTHER l. MATTHIAS, ES C M A English III, Lofin l ond ll World History Office IA 'jv , 'V'-i,9!f f'l5! , fb!!! K-C? Senior Adviser Religion IV, Loiin Ill Arnericon History, Tex Prefect, Librorion Publications P rf V-f ,xy xi Si os History BROTHER L. JAMES, ESC., M.B.A. Junior Adviser, Religion Ill Bookkeeping, GenerolMo1h Typing, Athletic Director 5 xc, f lily! P lit pl , ,K T BROTHER H. PAUL, F.S.C., A.B Sophomore Adviser Religion ll, English l, ll, ond IV Public Speoking, Music Cheerleaders, Benildus Club BROTHER J. BENEDICT, F.S.C., B.S. Freshman Adviser Religion I, Algebra ll, Spanish I and Il, General Science Physical Education Camera Club, Cardinal Club Sports Publicity - MP A A 'J BROTHER L REGIS F S C B S Freshman Adviser Relignonl Algebra l Chemistry Trigonometry Shop Physical Education Bookstore Cardinalite Coach ' X r wtf ' Qmakil I . . 6672614 W A dreom started to be G reolny on September 12 when the ground breokmg ceremonues for o new dormitory buuldlng Gerken Hall were held Fnffmngly The oc coslon wos begun by o solemn Hugh Moss sung by Fofher Drury The mogordomo of the Construchon work The Southwesfern Bruckloylng Com pony heoded by Mr Poscol BoT'forns as doang The work rrr TY , ' awww 'VNS -me . .1 N X 4 mr ff M X- of-7 -Q r . , Q 4 , x 4, Q J' , v V 'f' ., .4 ff'-t v ,Y ' .lg 1 an 9 D , 1- r Av, 4, if Q. 4 -r 1 A ' 5,9 1 If 5' .- P 5- Q Af, X rr-V NJ Claude Austin Vuce Presxdent At Prnce 5 years Football 4 Boxing l Cardinal Stall 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Off: rr '4 Honor Roll I Arnbutuon 'lo stay snngle ,fN ! I f 1 If f lf l Jose lt James Pr sldent aledrctoruan At Price 2 years Football 3 4 Class Officer 4 Honor Student 3 Ambutnon Be o good priest Hobby Radio f I V ly X by V 'll N j 1 If 4 . l . y l, C I XV UQ' r lk ' lv ,R xv x ff to XJ . AAXJ . . I 4 N fb LJ, Pi, KM fi 5 7 , L f X fl C ', Jerome Brainerd Salufatorian At Price 5 years Football-4 iinrer. l, 2, 3, Basketball-lnfer. l, 2, 3 Cardinal Staff-3, 4 Camera Club-4 Glee Club-3, 4 Honor Student-I Ambition-Aeronautical engineer Hobby-Sports Richard Reynolds Secretary At Price 3 years Basketball-3, 4 Football-4 Class Officer-l, 4 Honor Student-3 Ambition-To be a syccess in life Hobby-Horses ,il 1,6 X ,. ff 4,1 .,,, Harry Gill Treasurer At Price 4 years Football-3, 4 plnter. l, 21 Basketball-3 fllnter. 1,21 Boxing-2 Camera Club-2 Class Officer-l, 4 Honor Student-l, 2, 3 Ambition-Electrical '1 'O uf!-CJ Jerome Ledwig Treosurer At Price 4 yecirs Football-411, 2 lnter.D Bosketboli-1, 2 In1er.3 Senior Cordinol Sfoff-3, 4 Collegian-3 Comero Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Closs Officer-4 Honor Student-I, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance-2, 3 Hobby-Collecting stamps Thornos Deffen At Price 4 yeors Boxing-3 Glee Club-4 Ambition-Horse breeder Hobby-Raising horses Ambition-Graduate from P.M.C. Roymond Schlup At Price 5 yeors Football-Inter. I Boxing-I, 3 Comero Club-I Ambition-Be ci su Hobby-Sports ccess in life Theodore Mellinger At Price 5 years Football-2, 4 ilnter. ll Basketball-2, 3 ilnter. ll Cardinal Staff-3 Camera Club-l, 2 Glee Club-I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer-2, 3 Honor Student-l, 2, 3 Ambition-To be a successful business man Hobby-Girls and sports James Britten At Price 2 years Glee Club-3, 4 Cheerleading-3 Cardinal Staff-3 Ambition-To be Hobby-Working a succes in life Ernest Gallegos At Price 4 years Football-4 ilnter. ll Basketball-2, 3, 4, Inter. ll Boxing-i, 2, 3 Ambition-To be a success in life Holsliyf-Playing snooker Jerome Friemel At Price 4 yeors Glee Club-1, 2, 4 Perfect Attendance-I os my dod Hobby-Automobiles 'ff'--5 K Borry Bl he ' At Price I yeor Glee Club-4 Ambition-To be o millionaire Hobby-Huniing ond fishing Ambition-To be os good c former Neol Ceorley A1 Price I yeor Ambition-To be ci good rcinche Hobby-Hof rod racing lx QLAQQ. s Handley Ar Price 5 years Ambition-To be a good mechanic Hobby-Raising poultry Dan De Caster At Price 4 years Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-3, 4 Boxing-I Cardinal Staff-4 Glee Club-1, 2 Honor Student-l, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance-l Camera Club-2 Ambition-To be a doctor Hobby-Breathing fiyfff, lf John Feely At Price l year Cardinal Staff-4 Cheerleading-4 Ambition-Ranching Hobby-Collecting match covers X James Marlin At Price 3 years Basketball-3 Senior team Collegian-3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Cheerleader-3, 4 Ambition-To be a geologist Hobby-Girls James Gulde AT Price 5 years K Foofball-2 ilnler lg Basl4etballf2 lnler. l Cardinal Staff-3, 4 Camera Club-l, 2, 3, 4 Class Oflicerwel, 2 Honor Sfudent-l, 2 Perfect Attendance-l, Q, Ambition-Manufacture of superior Concrele Hobby-Photography Donald Chapman At Price 5 years Football-4 Cardinal Sfafl-3 Camera Club-2, 3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Class Officer-3 Ambifion-To lead a successful life Hobby-Eating and sleeping Jonn Hinders A1 Price 3 yeors Ambition-Engineer Hobbyffoin collecting , !J At1N s Weems Ar Price I ye-or Ambition-To be o soilor Hobby-Riding motorcycles .1' X K J. f f John Reynold Furbocn, Jr. Af Price 3 yeors Cornero Cfub-3, 4 Gfee Club-3, 4 Cordinol Sfoff-3, 4 Goss Officer-3 Honor Srudenf-3 Creerleoder-4 Per4ecr Avendonce--3 Ambition--To rnonufocwre disnnctive drornond ievvelry Hobbyinlucleor Chemrsrry, Physics Roger O'Grody At Price 5 yeors Glee Club-1 Ambition-To be on oil scout Hobby-Movies, doncing , 7 . ,f , Vx! -l'i ,, Z' Morcus Borrerr Ai Price 3 yooia Giee Club-2, 3, 4 Honor STudenTf2 Coiiegion Sroff-3 Anwbirion+Civii Engineering Hobby-Sports scrop book . 1 Lesier Prien AT Price 5 yeors Glee Club-4 Ambition-Business cidminisiroii Hobby-Collecting money H1 IIE HI Ge? the money firsti N -f Look ov those hard working hbrorions. Watch Those fingers, Vincent S,.4 b The most important building on the campus is the scene of daily Mass, the yearly retreat, October and May devotions, Lenten services, and First Friday ob- servance. Through the activities of the students in this sacred place, they assure their success in material affairs. x.X 'D' ed Wigs! BH 'Y O fpftvniq . 5' 3.0 2 ' J' 'J .fix JN W-rr M f.. BM 3 Wndmdaccnwa 'xy QQ QQ-:f.. 'E, fxfv' Q 1 5 2 ? 'V 1 1, f f 1 X. J r 1 , f 1 , J ,cm- l Av I J-1 ,WK FQ 'Y ,w IC!! 'S ,an -43 4 4 cmdafw LEE NEMECHEK President JOHN WADE Vice-President BENNY CAMPOS Secretory JOHN COKER Treasurer DON ACKERMAN EDGAR WEST DICK CLARK BOB AUSTIN TIM OARVEY JIM MCMINN BILL GREENHOUSE L. A, JONES JOE OAINES JOHN GALLEGOS JAMES GABEL PAUL BUREN BERNARD HARTMAN WILLIAM EBERTZ RAY HUNTER RONALD SCHAEFER 'N 'Ze- Y-7 -- 1 , , ., A I A A ' I .sq iii , I ' .. fx J? .QIAZI Q, Q Q lf ' xx JOHN HEISELMAN President DENNIS MATTINGLY WARREN SCI-IMIDT Vice-Presidenf RICHARD DETTEN Secretory DOUGLAS MAYO JAMES RICE Treasurer f O JOHN BANASIK LHW' PAUL JENKINS NOEL RIETMAN BOB GITTRICH EDWARD NEARY DON STUMP KEITH GARLETS ARTHUR GUERIN I 'f my if V 0133 LARRY PASCHEL ,au lfh ,M--I r '4 lm fin If , 3 ..., gs FQ 551 A 'UTY EUGENE WINK 1 W I sw JAMES BEASLEY THOMAS CLARK GERALD DILLER ROBERT GULDE THOMAS MCCURLEY T , 1 DONALD REDDER ARTHUR TYSZKIEWICZ WILLIAM OAKLEY JOSEPH GERBER BERNARD BURNS IGNAZIO GONZALES GILBERT PRECIADO EDWARD WILLBURN DALE DAVIS ,ff rim: , fs . 'b-.. 1 - -ba g ,ww ,rm W . X 2 5 I fl' fl 'R l 1. 'N 3 7 ROBERT GRIMM President RALPH LEDWIG DAVID BOBERSCHMIDT Vice-President 4, 1.- I ,, we-' t9 Q S, xr i ROBERT MCKENNA Secretory ROBERT CARROLL JOHN FULTZ Treasurer M46 WAYNE WEIRICK JOHN RICKETTS JERRY DETTEN 3 as U' '. Cf '13 LOWELL FOLKNER CLYDE WAGNER JOSEPH FRIEMEL CLYDE HOELTING JOSEPH GREGORY RONALD ENGELBRECHT 'SX ??. 9- Q WAYNE WALDEN EMMETT NEENAN JAMES PARKS RONALD PRIEN RAYMOND CUTSHALL JAMES DETTEN WILLIAM MCOINNIS MACK HURD FRANK WILLBU RN JOHN CUELLAR PETER MORRIS BOB ALLEN LEWIE RAEF GARRET KELLY JAMES HINDERS 1--f fs' Qs, Q1 .454- 'Qi if l 5-19456 DICK NEMECHEK Presldent JERRY NEENAN MICHAEL MURPHY Secrefory RICHARD FEELY DARRYL HUNT Vnce Presndent JEROME POIROT THOMAS BUSH Treasurer CHRISTOPHER CARROLL PATRICK COLLINS LELAND WALSH JERRY BLINKER JAMES BRITTING MARVIN NUSSBAUM DONALD DAVIS RICHARD MARTINEZ CLEMENT NOVAK JOE MARTINEZ BILLY PAETZOLD CHARLES TYSZKIEWICZ GARY MCKENNA 'v-' -5, F +1 85? N.,-I A f 'fim- 41? g 49 'v-S. X ff . 5 f ,M l' gs Q. STARTING THE DAY OFF RIGHT T WORK! CLASS A G? HEAR THE GRINDIN CONSUMPTION HALL indent GET TH AT DIRT UNDER THERE! ? 646 Hahn! lNT RAMU RAL MAYHEM STUDY HALL ENTHUSIASTS S , 5Q x! ,f ,..1 KM LK-1: A , I x AXA vw, . J -,',f- X X How THEY HATE TQ LE AV AT 3 CYCLOCK E AT THE END or DAY Pv T o Quorters lrlonor Roll tor First W lFirst YOWJ D. Hunt, L. Roet, M. Murphy, R. Grirnm, W. Weiriclc, G. Kelly, C. l-loelting, R. Prien, R. Mortinez. lSecond rowl J. Coker, R. Ledwig, G. Mclienno, J. Rice, E. Neenon, J. Mortinez, J, Wode, R. Detten, G. Preciodo. ' lTl1ird rowl O. Przilos, R. Nemechek, J. Gulde, R. Mclienno, W. Schmidt, J. Friernel, J. Ricketts, J. Boberschmidt. ' J. James, T. Mellinger, R. Reynolds, D. DeCoster lFourth rowl B. Hortmcin, N. Rietrnon, C. Austin, J. Ledwig. xjx 1? Q 961 qc v ' fam.. lsfee 'NN QQ! Q54 'Q SMH, t2 .'.,i,, .. 'og 31.5 , 9o'O's?w':'.' f' J ff A 7 1' ., 5 3 -7' A . .X Q! if . fx f Q' N-f Q QW f HAP ROGERS Wcmaritq ?aaz'5cz!Z Coach BROTHER JAMES f 'W Price Silverton Price Estelline Price Trinidad, Colorado Price Canyon Price Dalhart Price Pampa Guerillas Price Childress Reserves Price Pampa Guerillas Price Amarillo Yannigans Price Quitaque Athletic Director 9 First Row - l. Gonzales, H. Gill, J. Coker, J. Gallegos, B. Campos, L. Nemechek, D. Chap- man, J. James. 2nd Row - D. Reynolds, V. Halfman, T. Mellinger, L. Yoakum, B. Green- house, D. Ackerman, L. Jones, J. Gaines. 3rd Row - J. Martin, J. Ledwig, C. Austin, E. West, M. Barron, W. Austin, J. Gabel, E. Gallegos. 4th Row - Coach Rogers, B. Austin, N. Cearley, D. DeCoster, D. Clark, D. Payne, G. Austin. lMissing from picture - B. Ebertz J Henselman K Gorlets J Beasley J Gregory J Brainerd? I G Vi J. S On a bleak Friday night, September ll, a green bunch of Redbirdsltook the field against a flock of Owls from Silverton in their own lair. Late in the quarter Don Ackerman started things rolling with a fine 40-yard TD run. The Owls came back to even the score before the half and then went on to take the lead early in the third quarter for a brief period. Bill Greenhouse brought the crowd to its feet with a sensational 70-yard punt return. Ackerman took a TD pass from Yoakum and L. A. Jones powered one over for the final tallyl The following week brought Estelline to Amarillo and a victory to Price. lt was Yoakum's day, passing two TD's, both to Gill, and running over the third. The Holy Trinity game followed with Victory Number 3. 1 KICKOFF . . . OoooH MY ACHTNG MUSCLES .... i i . HERES THE STRATEGY l The Canyon Eagles loomed up in the path to victory number four and stopped the Cardinals. It was Garland Butler on Butler Field who brought the Eagles along the air- ways to ci victory over the Cards. Bill Greenhouse was the Redbird who stayed on the ground for two long laps of 75 ond 85 yards to keep Price in the running. An extra point wos the only thing that distinguished one team from the other at the final gun. . . . as exciting a contest as ever was played in the old stadium were the words used by Jerry Kolander of the Globe-News. The first session with the Pampa Guerillas saw Price breaking an undefeated team's record of three straight. Don Ackerman provided the power in the form ot two TD's of IO and T5 yards, to give Price a T4-7 victory over the Pampa 'B' squad. The second encounter was not so favorable in the outcome which saw Price on the short end of a 26-O score. Everything went wrong thcit night-enough said. ROUGH GAME, ROUGH PUFF .... GET A PARKA!!! AT 'EM .... The Childress Reserves offered the next opposition. After a victory over the Pampa Guerillas the Cardinals went to Childress with center Mack Barron, a home-town boy, gunning for a victory. The scoring was taken care of with a lO-yard aerial from Gill to Greenhouse who continued on for another 652 again the Gill to Greenhouse combination on a 48-yard affair brought a third and clinching TD to garner for Price an i8-6 victory. In the other two games of the schedule the Cards lost one to a powerful pack of Dalhart Wolves 3l-O. Suffice it to say that they were quite thoroughly out-classed. After the brilliant encounter with the Amarillo Yannigans the inevitable and feared let-down came on the following week-end when the Cards played pussy to the Quitaque Panthers who had an extra-joyful homecoming with a 20-O victory. The Cards were without the services of galloping Joe Gaines which necessitated a fatal turnover in the backfield. NICE BLOCK!!! LET ME lN COACH!!! WL . 12 W N fb 31 Av, 30 fri S' A 7 . 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K' ti ,r I fvd 515' Y , r ' I, l , .L' v 0 With Ackerman, Gill and Yoalcum combining on running and passing, Joe Gaines carried the ball the final few yards necessary for the first tally. In the final auarter Harry Gill pulled in a neat BO-yard sleeper pass from Louie Yoakum to put a lid on the afternoons scoring. Brother James, Athletic Director, Brother Mark, l-lead-Coach Hap Rogers, and Assistant Geo. Aus- tin, accompanied the team on the three-day trip. On Sunday morning as guests of Father Drury, our Chaplain, Brothers Basil, Director, Matthias, Paul and Benedict made the trip to see the game. S alll L 'rl ,....g.,.42G.,-, .'l-...' . .:'Tr' L'x?'A ix I ,, ,,..'q-it , .,-- - i-. s.., u. - .-. , f- - ..... . , ,rr,..,,,1,, , . . 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' . --::.::.1.::.a.r.Ls.Lar.afl.a.sa ,JJ 3, X' . A Ha.-. ww, Four Pricemen - D. Nemechek, R. Cutshall, D. Stump, J. Wade. WHAT'S THE lf' M 3 . 'V ' 5 -Y ,ll , 5' L X u, 1 XXL W- ' To end the season a team was brought MA-'TER' DICK? from Woodward, Oklahoma, to be de- feated 19-O by our mighty mites, in the new Amarillo Stadium. Ray Cutshall was outstanding in this game as he was all season. 6.-h. K2 .3 Z x?a., STUMPED?'?? ' . I , ffl' 3 31- :lit .' f , N X, '25, q s?- ?4-xv - . so W , ' -ai-f s , . 2111? N , A .f. ,?.: iv K-11 P 421.1 , ' K x., yy A iff, R L11 -A A X p , Sk , .. . - ,ff N , . h i. .. if 4 x uit! . , ' ., -' r ' , . 9 . fu' l -. q ,14 ' YEAH!!l , ,f ' fy ' , ,J 5 1 , .f 1 4' 1 md J. Fultz and D. Stump co-captains l Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price ' 'foazflall SCHEDULE Amarillo College Sam Houston Mavericks Wilson Forest Hill Sanborn iforteitl Dumas Pantex Woodward, Oklahoma l 4 I ,. Brother Regis Coach 1i is :Q- lst Row - R. Grimm, G. Kelly, J. Neenan, T. Bush, D. Hunt, M. Murphy, D. Feely. 2nd Row - J. Poirot, G. McKenna, J. Wade, J. Fultz, W. Weirick, L. Walsh, J. Blinker. 3rd Row - B. Paetzold, P. Morris, R. Cutshall, D. Stump, D. Nemechek, V. Pesqueira, C. Tyszkiewicz. Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price SCHEDULE 19 Borger 31 Alumni 41 Ouifaque BORGER TOURNAMENT 47 Perrylon 39 Spearman 20 Borger 35 Memphis 27 Amarillo Sandies 27 Ouitaque 30 Sf. Joseph's 47 Hereford Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price STRATFORD TURNAME NT 52 Sunray 31 Stratford 38 Memphis 21 Memphis 52 Lefors 41 Canyon 38 Hereford 27 Canyon 36 Clarendon 53 Groom 54 Nazareth 40 Amarillo Sandies 57 Lefors 49 Groom 53 Alumni 42 Clarendon SAN ANTONIO TOURNAMENT 45 Texarkana 30 Cathedral 'El Pasol 33 56 30 63 25 33 41 42 34 48 38 52 30 46 35 35 20 54 kb -.., if 5 1 g v' . A -n xg. .I , I ' 4411 Q fiwf . ? Y ,uf ' 4 X , ,... , E24 W H I N ' U I , N , Ni ..i. v l.r, . ..' ' X ' 4 1' f, 1 iw., '19 5 L f EQ, 7 X 4 x I. ' ,- es N. y' 'lv 'Ising ' 6' -0' x.-Wt 'n -' x 'Sw 1 - 1 3l' A-I 4 PRIQ ' ll 3 In if f f Q 9 If Q I if if Q 3 , 35 . I as 'J' 1 f X' z , ' if, 3- A xp 59 -,I 'EE if Sf? A . ,L ,gf . 'U' - l ' 1 1 Q9- 'B I 1 p ' f A ' 'f - , t E 0 I Q56 C Q 'W f ' X R 7 A H mm 8 I I2 g 53 vxj' . -5 'S , Q '- TRIP, MARCH 2 - 6 After an easy victory over Catholic High of Texarkana, the Cardinals bowed to Cathedral of El Paso who went on to capture first place. Don De Caster made the all-tournament teamehis 43 points in two games helped the decision. Joe James and Pal Austin entered the speech tournaments held at St, Mar 's for the first time y . Joe won third place in the oratory division and Pal ranked fourth in the radio reading. Future Demosthenes, prepare yourselves to win top honors. it -'x my 1 ll M A-3' . ' Mm 'B 5. -J ' Y L' f lo! Il Q' Pa '1lv.fg.-0 . Pl' V75 v 1 H - Z ,!..j'fj.Q,. N is P it xx , L 8 -- oi A A vo IO A 'O -Sr- i V11 'NY j foci. is - : . --f'i- ?w:re: 'ca Q' G44 X l . V Price Price Price 'i Price P Price 33 Price 3l Price 46 Price 32 Price 33 Price 56 Price Sl Price 39 Price 35 Price 39 Price 40 Price 32 ' emu SCHEDULE PLAYOFFS Sam Houston Boys' Ranch Summit Humphrey Highland Maverick Club Sam Houston Horace Mann Amarillo College Amarillo College Summit Price B Team Humphrey Highland Maverick Club Boys' Ranch Maverick Club Maverick Club City Champions First Row: J. Wade D. Stump, D. Nemechek, B. Gittrich, W. Weirick. Second Row: R. Cutshall, C. Tyszkiewicz, V. Pesqueira, J. Fultz, G, McKenna, Third Row: D. Feely, L. Raef, P. Morris, J. Poirot. X A, iii, f, ,x. fs. pdf K iff, . 3 Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price 64016 II I8 I3 Q0 QI I3 I8 Q4 I5 Q8 33 I7 QI I8 38 Q5 Q4 Q7 33 39 I7 SCHEDULE Humphrey Highand Boys' Ranch McKinley Wolflin Maverick Club Cactus Plant Sam Houston Humphrey Highland Boys' Ranch McKinley Wolflin Maverick Club Cactus Plant Sam Houston St. lvIary's Peewees St. Mary's Peewees PLAYOFFS Humphrey Highland McKinley Cactus Plant Boys' Ranch Humphrey Highland Finished Third IQ IO I9 9 IQ I8 I4 I4 9 Q6 I9 Q0 Q0 37 QI I0 30 Q3 3I I5 31 Brother Regis Coach of the Intermediates and Juniors YQIQ RIC 9 9 Ce' Where is ii? Who did if? Nice Topping! Jimmy Rice, morioger of the intermediates ond Juniors Swish? 9 We missed This one. TWO CLEAN MISSES FRIENDLY RIVALS Q- L.. i , mx af' I nf. ,gui C 1... ' . Q li 1 01.-1 , K 'iv 4 6' 'u W 'u' .an-.N A X ...- ., ... N ' ,,4.. lx I fi It 'T-t'L.1 5 .vs , ' :A , wr K? xt 4 V .iff vf-F N., 5 5 ff? , .. za 1 n .4M . l l Row. A. Bockman, L. Jones, M. Barrett, D Boberschmidf, N. Riefman, J, Mclvlirm L. Nemechek. Middle Row: D. Reynolds, J. Gonzales, V. Nichols, J. Coker, O. Przilas, G. Preciodo FaTl1erVouglwan. From' Row: E. Neary, T. Deflen, J. Banasilc, B. Campos, L. Martin, J. Feely, B. Lauglwnan AN! B. Eberfz, B. Harlman, Coach Rogers. L ' F J Q iz,i r9V W x7W l ...- - x . .3 N'f - ' Wig -- ' ., . , ff-I ' . H 'i?Wf535 - nw f+vmev . ef .rowwr -1 ' 591 SN 'Q I 14 R A f f Q E 0 X 054061664 o , Wok '61 ovoef ?ooX, Okfeckof Ybocv Qxovl-. PL. Ko VO L. NNQWRQ, XXX Sixewoo, B. C5oxoeX, YA Yw'xef0eN, O. CYNOQYVN Kkogkg ,O fboxoxoewedmixdx A hoo W. 'so QQ Rl, vIXcC,ouNe4, 3. Bvdxoevd, B. Compos, 3. Gomdes, lx Cooevko YOXX1, Cjxorixe. K 'low -. YD, Nm .4 I J' Ock Ro T w. . D ' B H efren ' O M' Bgrmon F V671 firm' RO W1 J- F CMM L Ufb n Li Eemzif J, Gcef ek reQo,y J . Denen B. McKenna M. Nussboufn J. Ne-enon D. Hun? ' L. Walsh T. Bush em ro W W C 7 FrO17f ro C!7f77fOlfyxE'GlSW!bZ Ly. 8 ' . C , Z I 'Gfhhm O'fo!f ' Ffbfkner , M , Q ' M ' N Lfrpfuc Sfhgchek G. .SW D , J M0 , A F fffh SSG, SZ, , 5 ,D . oefzofd I L. D . Sion? 10, 9 leofw. VVQUQA 19, I B ' GMU. Front Row Bock Row A. Brockmon P. Ausfirw J. Friemel D. Clark B. BJy1he J. Ledwig J. Coker J. James J. Bonosik T. MeJlinger Jones D. Ackerman emldaa Ha! D. Chopmon-Secretory J. James-Vice-President J. Gulde-President P. Austin-Librarian The Bemlclus Club the most octuve orgon IZGTIOD m the school ts sparked by nts mod erotor Brother Paul The purpose of the club IS to cultnvote vocotlons ond proy for priestly ond relugnous vocations gwffm Zhcchzl U 9 gn hglfv N-A jg, L 1 -1.1 For many years our beloved Brother Paschal has worked cheerfully with young people, never expecting any earthly reward. But one day he received a reward, an orchid given to him by the Youth Committee of the Rotary Club. The object ot this committee is to give recognition to men and women who have contributed greatly to youth but have not been publicized for it. There is no secret why Brother Paschal was chosen for the honor A l 4 A,-9 O OeCosXev,?. PsosX'm,Nl , Veeo, . Yovxoodo, 9. Bowen. Nfxsimg 'bvdmev . Cokev , . Berxechk, 3 Vxo. udwo, 3. G Mom uXc3e, 9: Qxcwve ON, 3. kedwkg, 3. Yeekq, VN. NNovx'me1, 3. vo. NN O Oovk, 5445 Brofher H m0derafmGrk E6-Q-f J, L ,nj edwlg and O'eCliTOrS' Gulde 2-::4,r5- 1 - dad W I Brother Benedicf, Moderofor Jim Guide, presidem, Jerry Ledwig, vicefpresidem John Coker, secretory-Treasurer lla' 't lffllu F J I u ii .1 JA, In if fri-My . flu' ' 1 'Il NJ I 5 fgculyi pp, ji 'fill' W 00 - It l 'W ll l 0 IL' , W lyulfpf if 2' 4999 ,lift yall li . ,mf llidlk I 11100 ll 9 main asian?-'Dum Glittering decorations, soft music, formal dresses, tuxedos, dinner jackets, black shoes, all point to the event of the year when the Junior classes of Price College and St. Mary's Academy strive to end the school year with an unequaled Prom. Never have the two groups been more successful than in the event noted here, thanks to the mod- erators, the officers, and the decoration committees. Gratitude must be expressed to the PTA organ- izations of both schools for their delightful service at the Banquet held before the Prom. l X Ei QQ Bobby Burns proved a pleasant choice for fine music of the occa- sion. Everybody had an enioyabie evening dancing and partaking of the refreshments so g r a c i o u s I y served by the hosfesses of the evef ning. 147 Yi: 2 ed? Much time is spent over o yeor in the recre- ofioh holl. The ping-pong Toble, the pool Tobles, the lukebox, ond The coke mochine oTTrocT boys To 1he lower floor, Under Brother Bemedicfs guidance, pointing ond repoiring hove odded to The oppeoronce ond enjoyment of The equipment kv Corner pockefl T 5'w- .Pg .s -1 1--- .- ,of- L Brother Benedict Moclerolor? The pouse Thor refreshes! Look or Thor form! Ofticers:Mr. J. E. Engelbrecht, Vice-President, M A J Stump, Treasurer, Bishop L. J. FitzSimon, M L S Nemechek, Presidentg Mrs, M. S. Chapman No yearbook of Price would be complete without tribute having been paid to our P. T. A. Through the year mem- bers ot this organization have worked to better Price in every way. Their project for this year has been the establishing of a football stadium, the purchase and re- building ot bleachers, and the providing of nevv practice jerseys for the varsity football team, George Grimm led the successful Southern School Assembly Program drive to raise funds. Week after week men came on Saturdays to work on the bleachers. May God bless them. I 'N ,- ,a igaiiif' UNE IN f3O riT:iI G C31-'ff3E'l' pi .- W , SAVE VE some PLEASE , Z, ' ' 7 g BSomf1ASTI G? ' 'f,E f Q55 tt 4 L fff?6 J ,,l ' ,V-. f Q if x 'P J CI f, li - 1 Sf, , V ying f -4' If Q if ' ' I A'-'4::':P . v' ' 1' OUR ANNOUNCES r.foN1c5'Y BUSINESS Gm, HHS TO WT To W ANYTHING C H O W 'U Y IXTCT' DAY OR A WIKI --.4..-1... peice 14601066 ffeeacckzfdoa Monthly meetings, the odoption of o constitution, ond the sponsoring of sociol events reveol thot the Alumni Associotion is growing. The Homecoming Donce ot Cathedral Holl, sponsored the night ofter the Yonnigon game, wos 0 big success. Ed Gerken s,..... Sec.-Treos. 1...- , ft f Q President ,lim Burris The Nemecheks show the youngsters how 11's done at the Homecoming Dance Fother A. Bottoms Vi-'e-President SWM W 1, Nr my X A 1 I fb i df Hx' 74 -0 ' Vw' ' W nifk :ff fl. if VN' 1 f C. 7 I 1 K' ,: 7 -N .f ull. fl -1' A ., . gk , , lg-. S . .,- ,,1f,. AQ., Z 1 -if ga I' ,4',4v , Q - 4 1 - ' - - x 1 fn -as 4-an wmv- MQ K l Q W.- 9' ff' f 5 1 155-1 1- 'I 5 , ,MWMS f,..E1J' ' X :xx T' f l X- 7 :wif , , ' Q: , 4 ' ... Q 'if A n A ' 'Y . 5- ',.l K f 1 D- Ti , .-gl. is - N I :A ' - , y ,, ' : K ' 8 I X v !:i . V 1 Y Y ,z. ,Mi . 4 A K if i . W ,W 1f5 l j W 3' L,,,,.g :ik '51 X-WEA. Al., FRE A S . V , x 'K 51 Refs X. 'N L , . 1 ' s . ,. ..0f3 Es W I I f' -1 .TX 1-40, I. gs 'YQ X 'X 'W' -ffl 'X v x- -iQ1f'j9-x f ' 7 '-fi'-F All ai If THREH O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING ---- l . 4 1 . 4 OUR YO-YO CHIMPS..ER CHA S W.,,,,,,.....--Q'- ' 4 'fi HRM' AFTER THE GAME WAS oV2R..... ': ?f' 3 Q' If I I 'V ' ' A , 11, GO MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS -F' DID YOU EVER GET MY CARD? ig .s. Z-Tl I Qi li' I' 5 .1 1- E. T5 l Q 4 ' . - 1 x - IT AIN'T CHLOE 1 O1',,..,S,,.A .nv - -r, f---7' .. ,:1 Q .pill 14. aiu +A-H Q -VT, PEO?LE IS THE QUAYZIMTT THLI A wh v. h7L f.....A'zJ,,,,,, ,..CUNATHv1QM '? 25 2 4 f 1 I . x N W TF I WAS DOIN' THAT YOU ASK HLR FIRST L. A. 'HW X 1 V71-A, . 1 tx 1 - fT....:x-FD ALL OUT were Arif YI ,H A X? f 5 , 0 l ' 2 7 1 rf.-5 I fi ws ., g.. i luv ' -Q Q 1 I J . if K .aq- 1, ' xx I M tigy, J wfl - 1 YES DjAR ---- wHAT gJnnE BOARDSR DRQAJS OF... -mf' YAJS DQAR----- ' 'f ..,.L' J -' 4-4, f-inf l - As, 1, s.,. , l ., . Q f , . -. ,,,. .-,., - -, . - - .. , , ...f ,. , PRICE'S NSJ FOOTBALL BLEACHCRS WHO'S THE GIRL L.A....YOJR SISTZR? TQ Ch r--ff1--H , HUT-SUM BAH BAH HEY HEY ..nF ::-5 44liig: E:: 5l MIKB Ben on and Jua H6mGHt8T1H i-v ,-nv J1m Lawson and Joe Welsh Q! NN Bob Mannlng, jack of all trades The Bull Sesslon Unlon Joln P , .4 S J 3 Y K . .2 JMW A U .3 v ' 'V ,bi 2 ,Qi Vernon Nichols and Wally Ebertz I :Q wylul' l ' , 7'-L3yI,,Qg, ff -I Y 4 kr, J. , ,R ' jl , - J' A 'I if . W 'f 5 . . - . U Jack Nelson, J1m Allan. Versll Gann fzdce . f N, xxxx,,,,xx .Q lx 1.,- xx xxxxxC . y , X x N 1 xx xx 'X '. x! Q xx X ' Su xx 1 x t NX . 'Q 5 4 N v N S x x , - N K 'Sv' xx ', 'Q N 1, ' -. '.. X O -1 gxx ' - e 'f X 'Wxx ani 3 4- 9 - X 1 91141: 7-x,, ' . . - we 'xx ZX 5 xxx' .ss -5 . I ,X-C. r -'A .v --- E --law, 7-N , - '. X x ,xsxb '-, ' nh ' X . ,X X K K in NX f - --- - l , --, . 's x ' N .,. Cx.i-MCx xxx , X, x x 7 '-- X Q -- 4 , . x xi. N C Q H 5 N ,Qxxxag ' . , - 'fx x f7 , C ,.s-s- -VN .1 2 X x . , A 'x J . ' ' X x NXNS- -,gs xi, - '- 1 s '. C t - X x, Q YI ',: ' t :,..x .xxxxxxx N x X . ,N xxx , - - x 6 '-5 is l A I I .sy I 74m4d4q, Amd 27, 1950 711444. Am 25' S . 14246129 PRQGRAM Part l Corbett ot i2 nurnbers Cardihol Chorus Violin Solo Dick Neniechek Part ll Subnierged A One-Act Play Part Ill Brigadoon An abbreviated version ol the musical Part IV Shovvboat A shortened rendition of the popular operetta given b the entire Glee Club Congratulations to Brother Paul an his Cardinal Chorus on their splendi work! A Tense marneni in Submerged Setting far ShawbaaT nur--M Y . -1 S The shy young lady and her admirer in ShawbaaT The Highland fling in Brigadaan 5-v-,E .F The Negra Quarlei in Shawbaai COMPLIMENTS Semors of 50 Prlce College P T A '32 MR L S NEMECHEK d M J E ENGELBRECHT V P d MRS M S CHAPMAN S MR A J STUMP T 'ro ' X from Q sQQ .QsQ Q C'm.b -p ' R . . - .- . . - y CONGRATULATIONS an Besf Washes TO THE GRADS OF 1950 WALTER IRVIN Inc YOUR FORD DEALER FOR OVER 30 YEARS 205 Toylor sfreef 250 N E E Qhfh IS THE ARISTOCRAT Ibkfb ,, or cms CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T950 FU RBAC 417 PoIIc AMARILLO TEXAS HHHHH LQ General Offices Pho e 2 8371 Phone 8566 Bo 7050 COMPLIMENTS Colonel Ernest O Thompson Pres Archne Cooper Monoger Il ' ndll D I D AMARILLO, TEXAS PUEBLO, coLoRADo n - U ff' ' X J. x fl rn 'x E of We Are Pleased To Furni lw Price College Pl2OTECTED DAHQY PRODUCTS PLAINS CREAMERY n COMPLIMENTS Plains Chevrolet Co and Qrgamzatlom lvl CHEVROLETX ARg WAB , I c. O ..... l . X ..e. W- -f : 1 J . . uck Carte CONGRATULATIONS 'ro The PRICE GRADUATES HERRMANN BROS TI-IE PANHANDLES OLDEST STORE Complete-Iy A r Cond T oned Xm!Iw1IeGK1rIc AMARILLO TEXAS I I I I 9 O --isa... 1191-1- Polk at Sixth I If Ifs In the Building J -aa Try Us First SINCE T926 CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 50 Cnowe GULDE CEMENT Co ON EVERY SUBJECT FOR EVERY AGE M Vnnnlhw BOOK DEPT 9' 6lI TAYLOR I o o s 1 K j . Sli A 31 Ll ne O' TO l WHERE EVERY PROMISE IS KEPT . rq2'mw ' 2 flu 9 I Q1 l 'l I'II IU 'H' 'l Hllluwl-lwuluuwunnvkv f - C gf T L 1 - T : 1 2 fx x H f CONWUNENTS YOUR LARGEST CONGRATULATIONS fofhe SENIORS NEWSPAPER FOITI TH Amarlllo Bus Company AMARH-Lo TIMES E 4 3 3771 SEALE CO ATJD SEALE AMERSON Lumber 8. Bullcllng Co N E EW Sf ARTHUR MURRAYS 509! POLK A 6 h nd Harrison Phone - X I l L L XE:-'M l I vi iv N P 42Ol . . i reef , COMPLIMENTS SOUTHWESTERN Puszlgnggn was COMPLIMENTS ml, J!llfF 1I1!m'1fIl H V' A M A R 0 ' lIll1'uI' l'n1gl,Pl,l11 :In H lllllln, II MMU u N B 'MW HM' 0 The Panhandle s largest Q 1' Q Bank U S. DEPOSITORY mlv 4thIuPlk OF zs YEARS or D ITIZENSHIP P IC I-: xc: x OF ill' 'WI ' I L L nnhlvlllgllil ltfllllm !'vifl..mfz:f, fmt. ullllll Il l'.-lllilhl , I' Inml!HI1N'm!'uH:!L, . Hp' Jilwyl 1 ll I flllmhu I vu Il 'I ' X y .G ' W HW fi V N . I ' - M-mb-f - - C- WALSH FOOD STORES Three Fine Stores STORE NO I Claude Te STORE NO 2 L he A enue of Belle W STORE NO 3 I8Th Ave ue of Wash Q o CQMPLIMENTS H. A. MARR GROCERY I COMPANY I Red 8 Wh fe Marco B f I FOOD PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS To The PRICE SENIORS rom DOCHE 81 COMPANY MASTER CLEANERS 40 B h 4 7 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS from the 200 FOLKS WHO WORK AT H AMARILLO GLOBE NEWS 1 , xos ' I , , rimu I i v vie n In T h d f i- l T E 8 oncm S. Ph 3 8 A -u T - f II U COMPLIMENTS J W Hull Furnlture 911 olk CONGRATULATIONS rom Goths 81 Clendenun Shoes 805 POLK STREET AMARILLO TEXAS SUCCESSORS TO JONES ROBERTS WINTHROP 81 RAND SHOES FOR MEN COMPLIMENTS 150145 5 615 Polk B OSW E L L Service Sfahon 81 Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING W PI t t 20962 N F1 DONNELL GARAGE ouR SERVICE IS COMPLETE Congrafulahons to the S E N IO R S Army 8. Navy Store LL AGEAQ I N S U RANCE 4M4nu.Lo fav-P-9 jg ly CASUALTY SUFET Y f of . . 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COMPLIMENTS Nichols Paint and Wallpaper Store T23 West 6th Tel. 2-8368 P?-H coMPuMENTs OF P NUNN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP DISTRIBUTORS 105 PoLK STREET PHONE 2 6596 9 P O BOX 6 AMARILLO TEXAS coMPLiMENTs W L FINKLEA CO 512W 5th Ph e9855 9856 CONGRATULATIONS ToTHE SENIORS State Chemical Co o T IT PAYS TO COOPERATE Umbarger Co Op Elevator We Buy and Sell Grain Feed and Seed UMBARGER TEXAS FREEMAN S FLOWERS PERSONAL SERVICE 'I810 W sh ngton Phone 2 4352 HALL DRUG Complete Drug Service 700W Ibth Pho 9835 . of I . on - From . . I Amarill , exas I ' Fountain Service - Free Delivery U - h D ne CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PLAINS SHEET METAL an ROOFING COMPANY 2IO No Flo d Pho 7787 WMC? of dau, ARILLD TEXAS Sulh,PonO nd Ov ooo? Men BELL 1'AI I-OR sos r lk s 86,01-In nn 'W Monsmi N' all A72 OVEN BAKED PRODUCTS BON TON BAKERY 316 TAYl.oR STREET AMARILLO, TEXAS Congratulations and Best Wishes TO ALL GRADUATES rom Emffrfsml MENS WEAR CONGRATULATIONS to The Seniors of Price College MOORE 81 SMITH BODY SHOP 401 Polk Cunningham Floral Co. Amarlllo's Leading Florist ,, In :KE J' 'NI-.N Established l9l7 2511 W Sixth Phone 8259 Q42 . a COMPLETE Home runnusnmos - to the - B W. TENTH STREET Ah' Imported and 9 L 0 d Domestic Woolen: gr , Mgd. 99 Woffhdi and Your Individual TWOOdl guy' N . ri a ne o n-no Phone Amarillo O '09 9 . i f Have Coke ll T lll COMPLIMENTS All The Students FO BEASLEY ALARM SYSTEM ,, ,YYY , -... , , ..,. --- CGNGRATULATIONS to the Price College Senior Class ST MARY S ACADEMY Faculty and Students COMPLIMENTS fain ?wnelZ Lumber Co 21801 Southweste n Brlcklaylng Company HEAVY MASONRY BRICK ENGINEERING J k 0 PHC: SUPPLY AMARILLO TEXAS ll 0 ' I to L I L t m l 11 Phone - i r 0 U I P h I L. 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