Price College - Cardinal Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

b as SM rw N X S 5 f W V lx XY M'f ?RQ .gk qw xxx' 7 HV x A N ' - n 23 XX xv J .K 1 X , psy, Q 'kde Aadq Blessed are they that keep my ways He that shall f1nd me shall f1nd l1fe and shall have salvat1on from the Lord Proverbs K 5 'x 2 o 'ji hc. 1 5. I 9 7 9 MW . Y if ,fzzmxk , xl V , l T ix W XX Q my fi ' ' rv A fl l 1 ' I X 'X- ' , I pf ly IVE. Vi' KA ff eg, A I I 1 'N 42 -R ,4- '-SNIA, 1955 A Catholic Diocesan School for Boys Conducted by the Christian Brothers in Amarillo, Texas Slim The growth and prosperity of Price College during the past twenty-seven years may in large part be attributed to the generosity of the late ' Countess Price, Her gifts, supplemented by con- tributions from the Catholic people of the diocese, enable us today to view with pride the fine build- ings on our campus. St Lucien Chapel I A nf Y. 4 - . in e , Y 111' E Y .tyil l Gymna s lllfn Qgnanmuevvwlf Gerken Z I .immense Paul S, Being made perfect in a short space, he fulfilled a long time, for his soul pleased God. Wisdom Brother Lawrence was among the first group of Brothers to arrive at Price in 1938. Over half of his career in Christian education was dedicated to the welfare of our stu- dentsg nine of these years being spent as Director. Under his dy- namic leadership many boys were formed into Christian gentlemen. The word received on May 29, 1954, of his untimely death at the age of forty-two, caused sorrow in UH 1-lb the hearts of all who knew him. ka f fix 0 xhfifz . tfvfe Sufi ixaffyf' SW 42, swam X-'nf ' 7.5.5. They that instruct many unto justice shall shine as stars for all eternity. Daniel Brother Francis was also a mem ber of the first community of Broth- ers at Price. Called away for sev- eral years, he returned to us in 1951. He was faithful to his respon- sibilities in the classroom and in the office until two days before his death on September 10, 1954, at the age of sixty. We consider ourselves most fortunate to have known Brother in the last years of his life. He was ever ready to speak an encouraging wordg and his example as a most zealous, pious and courteous Chris- tian gentleman is one that we will always remember. mfr- zmmpycgsmaa H1s Excellency B1shop Laurence J F1tzS1mon as Pres1 dent of Pr1ce College frequently rnanlfests h1S paternal 1nterest ln our sp1r1tual and mater1al welfare For H1s Excellency our beloved B1shop together Wlth the clergy of h1s d1ocese looks to the work be1ng done at Pr1ce as a most encouragmg note for the future of the Church 1n Texas We know lt 1S h1S des1re that we yet 1ncrease 1n the knowledge and love of our holy Fa1th that we be truly w1tnesses for ChT1St bear1ng H1m through our own l1ves to our fellow men 6 1 ' , p BISHOP OF AMARILLO AND PRESIDENT OF PRICE COLLEGE if . fn' 1 W. Wink 7.5.6. 775.1-Z Director of Price College BROTHER DlRECTOR'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1955 You members of the Class of '55 have received the ad- vantage of a Catholic education. Utilize the spiritual principles coupled with the intellectual and physical growth which the Brothers have tried to instill in you. A Christian attitude permeated with hard work and intelligent use of opportunity will result in a full life beneficial to your Church, your country, your families and yourselves. Be grateful to Almighty God, His Excellency Bishop Fitz- Simon, and your teachers for the efforts to make you good citizens of Heaven and of our own United States. Your suc- cesses and failures will always be of concern to them. God be with you. 7 UH!- gxf' I,-5 rx X-HM ,, log if ft mi ENN., 7 M nerr img, U Q N-'rf 3 FATHER RUPERT SCHINDLER Chaplain of Price College Spiritual Counselor BROTHER LUKE PASCAL F. S.C., M.A. Sub-Director Home Room: Eighth Grade Sacristan Register Correspondent BROTHER HENRY EDMUND F. S .C . , M. A. Accountant BROTHER JOSEPH ANTONINUS F . S .C. , M . A. Spanish I, II General Mathematics Typewrlting 8 THE STAR OF FAITH -SEAL OF THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS BROTHER IOSEPHUS F, S,C, , M,A, Dean of Resident Students, Bus- iness Arirhmetic, Typing, BROTHER H, EDWARD F,S,C, , M.A. Assistant Dean, American His- tory, Modern History, Civics, Shop I, II. BROTHER L, MARK F,S,C, , M.A. Home Room: Senior Class, Reli gion IV, Solid Geomeuy, Trig- onometry, Algebra II, Civics, Intermediate Football, Bulletin Board, Yearbook, Advertising, Tennis, BROTHER RUPERT F, S, C, , M.A., L.G.C. Home Room: Sophomore Class, Religion II, English I, IV, Lat- in I, II, Cardinal Chorus, Dra- matics, Bookstore, K-9 Corps, 9 ggtwgf . -ff I 4,1 Q- vc 1. M lj. f Jrbl 1 . 4, X. ge T BROTHER H. EDWIN F. S.C, , B.S. Home Room: Junior Class iff, ffl ' 1 lf! ' 1 SAVE YOUR PUPILS BY MEANS OF PRAYER, IN- STRUCTION, VIGILANCE AND GOOD EXAMPLE. -Saint John Baptist De La Salle, Founder Of The Christian Brothers 1 ss fi, A' 15- . Koi WL ,fs 5 ssh if BROTHER LAWFRANCIS F. s.c. , M. A. Home Room: Freshman Class Religion I, English II, III, Plane Geometry, Vocation Moderator, Physical Education, Athletic Di- rector. FRANK HODNIK, M. S, Coach: Football, Basketball, Track. 10 HE THAT SHALL DO AND TEACH, SHALL BE CALLED GREAT IN THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN Religion Ill, Physics, General Science, Algebra I, English l, Yearbook, Photography, Card inal Mart, Missions. 7 N FRONT ROW: Sister M. Serapia Sister M, Gemma, Superior Sister M, Frovina BACK ROW: Sister M. Heliodora Sister M. Grace Sister M. Emerentiana use F714 The PTA enables our parents to meet socially and to discuss their son's successes and problems with members of the faculty. Our parents, working together, have sponsored many worth- while projects for the benefit of the school. Their contribution of Sl, 000 to the Athletic Program made possible the basketball trip to the Catholic State Tourna- ment at San Antonio, the new conces sion stand located at Price Stadium, and the broadcasts for the first time of all Cardinal football games. For the tireless efforts of the generous PTA members, the stu- dents of Price say Thank You. 641024 Sam: www To the wonderful Sisters, for their loyalty and devo- tion to duty, the Seniors of '55 express their heartfelt thanks and appreciation. By preparing nourishing meals for the students and faculty, by their work in the laundry, chapel and school, the sisters have been a constant source of friendly assistance and joy. We will always remember, in thought and prayer, the generosity of the Sisters. Z' 1 I at OFFICERS: Jack Walsh, Presidentg Mrs, Frank Willburn, Vice-President: Mrs, James Knittel, Secretaryg Charles Annett, Treasurer, Graduation Day at Price, May 29, 1955, will ever stand out as an eventful day in our lives. This day, for many of us the climax of five years of both work and play, we pass out of the doors to enter a new life. The short years that have passed since we first entered Price have given us many happy experiences to be held in memory: acquaint- ance with the Brothers and our fellow stu- dents: the lessons well learnedg keen ath- letic competitiong the pleasure of social e- vents. We are grateful for the guidance of the Christian Brothers especially that of our home room teachers Brothers Pas cal Ambrose Rupert and Mark And we are equally grateful to our chap lains may they be richly rewarded for the spiritual wealth they have left with We Seniors of 1955 are proud of our school we hope Price College will always be Justified in being proud of us 61444. Ogfcwu. Clarke Brunton Presldent Raymond Detten Vrce Presldent Secretary Rex N1choll Treasurer Brother L Mark Moderator 'S , . I i ' us . .fix K4 1' . on x X I e Jerry C de Baca, 'zdmz 6:8 Rex --At Price Five Years An outstanding personality, a Christian gentleman of the first order is Rex Nicholl. Rex would up in a photo-finish for scholastic honors, admitting to only two B's during his entire High School career. Ex- celling in a great variety of school activities, Rex earned major letters in both football and basketball. He intends to enter the field of journalism, and his endeavors for the 1955 Cardinal leave no doubt as to the rapid attainment of his goal. Co-Editor 1955 Cardinal, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 4, Winner, Voice of Democracy Essay Con- test: 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4, Square Dance Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4. Hobby: Sports, Music, and a Girl. Ambition: Sportswriter. ' 'adam qauzgffazt Sherwood - -At Price Five Years Lynn Hunt, our popular, versatile Valedictorian, entered with spirit into the activities at Price through out his career. Already a member of the Intermedi- ate football and basketball squads as an eighth grad- er, Lynn served as a regular on the Varsity teams by the time of his Senior year. Gifted with scholarship, athletic ability and a rare good humor, Lynn leaves Price a better school, and his classmates better men for his having been with us. He aims to become a lawyer, and we all feel assured of his certain success. Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 3, Benildus Club 1, 2, Lettermen's Club 4, Cheerleader 3. Hobby: Sports 82 Girls. Ambition, To Filibuster in Congress. Bullmoose --At Price Five Years. A , 13 Chorus 1, 2,3, 43 Benildus Club 2,33 Square Dance Club 33 Lettermen's Club 43 Hobby: Sports, Ambition: To Be a Success . Mike --At Price Five Years. Square Dance Club 33 Hobby: Taxidermy , Ambition: Successful Farmer, Donald 2460: Don --At Price Five Years. Honor Student 1, 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 13 Class Officer 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, 43 Square Dance Club 33 Benildus Club 23 f, Hobby: Reading, f fx if Ambition: Alexian Brother, y eff, X, . , my 1 1 'Xb I Im I A YOUNG MAN 1 WHO GOES ACCORDING TO Donald Z , HIS WAY, EVEN . Mouse --At Price Five Years. WHEN HE 15 OLD Basketball 43 Honor Student 43 Perfect Attendance 5 HE WILL NOT 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Square Dance club 3,43 DEPART FROM IT. Hobby: Giving Information, The Book Of Proverbs Ambition: Business Tycoon, z4aw6zew 66664 - Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Student eaudefadle Irishman --At Price Five Years. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Student 1, 2g Perfect Attendance 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Benildus Club 1, Lettermen's Club 4, Hobby: Fishing 8: Electric Trains, I A Qeugddegewa Wahoo Kid --At Price Five Years. Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, Football Mgr, lg Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2,43 Benildus Club 2, Lettermen's Club 4, Hobby: Sports 8: Dancing, Ambition: To play football for Texas A. 85 M, Hobby: Sports, anna Zaman Semino1e Kid --At Price Two and One-Half Years. f Football 2, 33 Chorus 23 Honor Student 2, n Hobby: Hunting 8a Golf, Ambition: To be a Doctor, Smokey --At Price Four Years. Football 2,4g Track 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 4g Chorus 1 Benildus Club 2, Lettermen's Club 4, Ambition: To be and Engineer. THERE ts NO VIPQTUE WITH- OUT EFFORT, AND WE MUST NOT AIM AT A MERE VENEER. YOURS MUST BE SOLID VIRTUE. Saint De La Salle Zewmzb Dick --At Price Five Years. Football lg Basketball 1, 2g Hobby: Sports 8: Reading Ambition: To be a success H LET THY HEART APPLY ITSELF TO INSTRUCTION: AND THEY EARS TO WORDS OF KNOW- LEDGE. Proverbs ere and Hereafter, awed Wdddam Bill --At Price One Year. Hobby: Painting, Ambition: To be successful, L Sww At Price Two Years. Football 3, 4g Chorus 4g Lettermen's Club 43 Hobby: Sports, Ambition: Success, 2 Dam Demon --At Price Three Years, Co-Editor 1955 Cardinalg Football 2, 3g Basketball 33 Class Officer 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4g Square Dance Club 3, 43 Lettermen's Club 45 Hobby: Eileen. Ambition: To do what is right. HOME CJORK PAGE 331-951-oo7LlNE PA65 Q61 .fxfkfrsf 'J Pegg dlitddy Two Yard At Price Five Years Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Mgr, 3, Honor Student 1, 2, 3,4, Class Officer 2 Chorus 1, 4, Lettermen's Club 4: Hobby. Automobiles 85 Dancing Boxing lg Track Tyke --At Price Five Years. Track 35 Honor Student 19 Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Square Dance Club 3,4g Cheerleader 4, Hobby: Criticizing, Ambition: Successful in Business. Ambition: To play football for Texas A. 85 M. 3 Wdltddlt Chi --At Price Two Years. Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 43 Hobby: Sports, Ambition: To play basketball for DePaul, ' P Gabe --At Price Two Years. Chorus 4, Square Dance Club 4, Hobby: Staying out of trouble , Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer, NOTHING WILL DRAW DOWN THE BLESSINGS OF GOD SO MUCH ON YOU AS FAITHFULNE SS IN LITTLE THINGS. Saint De La Salle Daowzld feeaexw The Bat --At Price Four Years. Officer 2: Hobby: Sketching, Ambition: To stay single. zdndld faeiea Ron --At Price Two Years. Football 1: Basketball 4: Track 4: Boxing 1: Honor Student 1, 4: Hobby: Sports 8: Livestock, Ambition: Cattle farmer, NOTHING DECEIV E TH THE KEEPER OF THY sour., AND HE SHALL 40,64 RENDER TO A MAN AC ' Jimmy --At Price Five Years, CORDING T0 Chorus 1: Square Dance Club 3, 4: H15 WORKS. Hobby: Stamp 8a coin collecting: Hunting 8: fishing, Proverbs Ambition: Carpenter: Electrican, Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball Mgr, 4: Boxing 1: Class Tandem nCharlie --At Price Five Years. Hobby: Digging the Main Drag, Ambition: To be filthy rich, Qfgx 1-5-Y V0 9 NGTKTIE oxnv, mn -uuends U -L, . 7944414 Tommy At Price Four Years. Football 1,2, 4: Chorus 1: Lettermen's Club 4: Hobby. Collecting Bop records Ambition: To make Rockefeller look like a piker, 7061164412 Bill --At Price One Year, Honor Student 4: Hobby: Electricity, Ambition: To be a success in my field, Hobby: Sports, Imam Tarzan --At Price Five Years. Basketball 2, 3: Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3,43 Cheerleader 3,4: Square Dance Club 35 Hobby: Girls Ambition: Certified Public Accountant, Ambition: To Graduate, Palma' .ldnwn General --At Price Three Years. Football Mgr, 3,43 Chorus 2,45 TO HAVE GOD IN VIEW WHEN PERFORMING YOUR ACTIONS IS THE BEST WAY OF DOING THEM WELL. Saint De La Salle Z Wehdean Eddie --At Price Five Years. Football 1, 2, 4g Basketball 2, Boxing lg Benildus Club 1, 2: Lettermen's Club 4g Hobby: Sports, Ambition: Successful business man, HE THAT WALKETH WITH THE WISE SHALL BE WISE. Proverbs Marcel --At Price Five Years. Football 1,2, Boxing 1, Hobby: Listening to the radio, Ambition: To be a success. Wmjew Wayan Jerry --At Price Five Years. Honor Student 2, Chorus lg Hobby: Metal work, Ambition: To design and build cars, geoaykunda Walk Benny --At Price Five Years. W Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Cheerleader 4, Square Dance Club y 3, 4g Hobby: Changing flats in the dark, Ambition: Graduate and get rich, Sam: you Zum: De Za Sade Founder of the Christian Brothers in 1680 X7 X Patron of All Christian Teachers A man of outstanding holiness and remarkable genius, John Baptist De La Salle once educated the young, and still, through the society founded by him, continues to do so according to excellent principles and methods. We, therefore, being convinced that the education of the young is of the first importance. . . and being desirous that those to whom this task is con- fided or who are preparing for this mission should have a further power- ful incentive to fulfill their exalted vocation in accordance with the prin- ciples of faith proclaim SAINT JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE CONFESSOR PRINCIPAL PATRON BEFORE GOD OF ALL TEACHERS OF YOUTH His Holiness Pope Pius XII 1950 THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH IS THE ART OF ALL ARTS THE SCIENCE OF SCIENCES St Gregory Nazianzen 389 fain Wddlwn John Danny At Price Flve Years Football 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Bemldus Club 1 2 Lettermen s Club 4 Hobby Plumbing 86 Surf Board Rlding Al'Ilb1I10l'1 To Be a Gentleman ,R X i W ' I ! 9 YI . ! 3 . ' I ll ll-- ' ' . , 1 . . : ' u ' Q I 1 I : - . . . Ji 21 ff' L xg V1 ml? 'W Qfazaacoybe NAME Andy Arkens Mrke Alvey Don Baker Don Blatzherm 11m Bowers Clarke Brunton Jerry C de Baca Dennrs Jude Carroll B111 Chapman Ray Detten Rrchard Dramond Enrrque Esparza Gabrrel Garcra Berme Hansen Gerald Hrnders Lynn Hunt Jrmmy Johnson Don Keevers Charles Kernron Ronald Kershen James Kmg Jerry Larson Robert Lrmon B111 Nalewark Rex Nrcholl Tomm Prrolo Marce no T1naJero Gerald Wagner Eddre Wehrherm Benny Wells John Wrllburn AMBITION Typrst Ventrrloqurst Alexran QNUISIHQ Brother Executrve Doctor Marrrage Counselor Cotton Farmer Petroleum Engmeer Harr Stylrst Meat Packer Lawyer Electncal Engmeer Aeronautrcal Engrneer Pro Basketball Player Whrte Collar Job Stocks 81 Bonds CBrokerj Engrneer Study to be Arttst Rrch Tycoon Cowboy Pres Carpenters Umon Certrfred Publrc Accountant Engrneer Arr Force Offrcer Sportswrrter Prep School Scholarshrp To be a success Auto Desrgner Bachelor Busrnessman Research Chemrst W OBSTACLE All Thumbs Laryngrtrs Student Nurses Posrtrvely hates work Nurses Georgra Boll Weevrl No O11 Changrng Fashrons Erleen Monotone Electrrcrty Sleeprng tn Class Stopped Growrng Texas Duster Broke Jrtterbug 8a Bop Arust s Model Income Tax Can t Play Gurtar 40 Hour Work Week No Addlng Machrne Draft Board No Parachute Unsportsmanlrke Conduct Bop Records Ladder to Success too Tall Automanra Carol Allergrc to Paper Work Vegetarran RESULT JQZROPCFW Pantomrne Orderly Psycho Ward Oldest offrce boy rn U S Floor Walker Large F amrly Mgr C1ty Poor Farm Hrs Water Commrssroner Old Baldy Brrngs home the bacon Dragnet Conductor Horrzontal Engrneer Referee Y League Drtch D1gger Stock Boy Poor Man s Arthur Murray Puts Art before the Course Bootlegger 8m Bookxe Mrlkman Handy Man Pencrl Pusher Charge! In Memorram Athletrc Drrector QAlcatrazj Real Cool Collegran Stuck rn Bottom Rung Loose Nut Behrnd the Wheel Husband of the Year Street Cleaner Develops a Meat Subsutute Most Typrcal Semor D I Carroll Most Popular C de Baca Most Handsome Brunton Hunt Most Successful Operator Hansen Nalewark Most Lrkely to Succeed Nrcholl Hunt Most Socrable Larson Wrllburn Most Drhgent Student Alvey Bowers Quretest Lrmon King Trnajero Most Energetrc Prlolo Hrnders Most Metrculous Blatzherm Flashrest Pnolo Keevers Wrttrest Baker Arkens Sleeprest Wagner Nrcholl Favorrte Movle Came Mutmy Battle Cr Biggest Pesslmlst Kermon Hansen Brggest Optrmrst Garcra Wehrherm Most Talkatrve Baker Dramond Frrst to be Marrred Detten Brunton Best Dancer Johnson Detten Favorlte Song B R s Beer Song Favorrte Sayrng Clrck Clrckl Pass papers to the leftl You re Rrghtl Sorry! 22 Homogenrzed Sawdust Best Athlete Brunton Esparza Favorrte Grrl s School S M A Lady of the Lake QSan Antonroj Welrdest Harr Style Chapman Best Dressed Wells Kershen FBVOIIIE T V Star George Gobel Favorrte Orchestra Glen Mrller Swrngsters Favonte Hangout Stanley s The Nat Pet Peeve School Homework Favorrte Beverage Mnk up Most Homework Brother Edwrn Favorrte Brother Brother L Mark -- ' c 'J . . . . . N ,, . . , . . , n H , . . . - I , 0 5:..::.,-,nu ''' ffI:,g55:5:::::::55.:.L...,.,.,..., ''' 1:1I:SEf::f:f::g4:.g.:.,.,.., ''-3IffQSSf5:5:::5::::,.,.,.,,l aa A:f:.:.:.:.:.,.:..,.,.,lg-5,5 -V--.-r-:-:-:-:.ga-,:5,.:.,,:,-W.I.VIE::--'r-r-r:f:g.,:5:5:55:5g5,:::::::-:M:QIf?5:5:5:5:555355g5:::,::gg:g:,:,:,:,H .+I ...' l y ' ' ' n - ' ' L' ., y . T , ' , , ' . ' - . . ' ' . - . , , . . lsffl -' ' fc uf, .I ',l! e ll l '1!, 2' rd: Physics: Sez Galileo, That's the way the Ball Ro11s . 50? Hi i. Guest of Nick Reyes, KLYN, Bull, Board Bull Session vz f w-'X X I Watch those Fingers, Eddie! Keyboard Artists QD 10 words per Minute, X x f-ii Cb N Q 'SQ 0 'T' f In anticipation of the time when they will rule, the versatile Junior 0 s Class was the Seniors' friendly rival for school leadership. Blessed with t 1 a wealth of class spirit, Brother Edwin's proteges were outstanding in at- tendance at daily Mass and academic achievement, Proof of their pro- nllnnl , 1 , ,.-'A.,. ' wess outside the classroom can be found in the number of Junior repre- on V --Bu squad teams, X . ' .us 1 ' ul Alonzo vid Annett up-ayx Robert Becquet ly James Bolenbach Richard Boone Robert Brownlee Patrick Collins ..,., r' f --v ..-- I Raymond Conrad Darrell Cooper James Davidson James Wortham J' hp ,. 4 J 4 sa Q? I 'R he W , .3 is ,f ..' Pat Gallagher Joe Hernandez Jere Johnson Alfred Koetting Howard Birkenfeld 1 -Z If ,I if . x Richard Kubiak Joseph Kuster Richard Landes George McManaman Ronnie Nunley Alonzo Romero Denis Romero Paul Ruff David Spellrnan Alfonso Talarnas William Thompson Gilbert Torres f 6-P If fs 1537 Charles Wadleigh Douglas Werner 'TIT' ' President: William Thompson Vice-President: Jere Johnson Secretary: Ray Conrad Treasurer: Paul Ruff 'J L Sf I my Qi Q G Url A arz4eS The Sophomores-- Tops in Mission zeal: Marvin Urbanczyk, Treasurerg Ken Diller Secretaryg Jim Nicholson, Vice-Presidentg Henry Tenorio, Presidentg with Brother Ru- pert, Moderator, Algebra I: Looks like Gary goofed, Eighth Grade Phy, Ed.: How 's my form, Brother Francis? Jr, American History: So Lee Surrendered at Appomatrox. Soph, Algebra II - with Kibitzers, The Sophomores often referred to as 'Wise Fools remained through out the year firmly convinced that the knew all the answers With the able moderation of Brother Rupert the Sophomores set an example for their schoolmates by generous contributions to the Missions John Barlow Junior Becquet William Benham Paschal Bottoms Jay Butcher John Dalton James Diehl Kenneth Diller Fred Gallagher Robert Helms James Kalka Thomas Kerrigan James Knittel Joseph Koegler James Koehler James Nicholson Kenneth Nussbaum Henry Preciado Michael Ramirez Henry Tenorio James Totter Jr. Marvin Urbanczyk Isidro Velasquez William Wais John Walsh -let7l42emem5az'4at70ewze mz4e7falqP 4,4444 1. Father Fidelis, Retreat master. 2. Christmas Baskets for the Poor. 3. Father Schindler, Chaplain. I will go unto the Altar of God .. . Father Matt. 4,,5. -I ' . . ', -'V NNW - 2 A --' N 1 3 - I Lf Religious Activities here at Price are constantly in evidence. Every boy is encouraged to attend dai ly Mass and to receive the sacraments frequently at St. Lucien's Chapel, center of all spiritual life at Price. Students also make prayerful visits to the chapel throughout the day, A bell ringing each half hour while a reader leads the class in prayer, recalls to mind the purpose of our existence, In addition to daily religion classes, vocational guid- ance conferences are held and students have the opportunity to practice self-sacrifice and generosity through their contributions to the Missions. Highlighting religious activities at Price was the Annual retreat, held November 22, 23, and 24, Father Albrecht Fidelis O, F, M, , retreat master, gave several thought provoking lectures and the students sought through prayer and spiritual reading, to gain lasting benefit from this time of grace, Price students are indeed fortunate in the excellent facilities presented them to foster a strong faith, to develop moral character and to become true Chris- tian gentlemen, 3 of aside me It rs the unanrmous oprnron of the facult at Price that a more willrng or earnest group of boys an those now 1n attendance at Prrce would be difficult to f1nd Durrng the past few years breaches of drscrplrne have been rare The Brothers have exercrsed care rn the calibre of boys admrtted to Prrce and equal care too to cull and drsmrss those whose rnfluence mrgh be pernrcrous Boys who have done unsatisfactory work rn other hrgh schools are not encouraged to enroll at Prrce and are seldom admrtted unless recommended by therr respectrve pastors There rs now at Prrce unquestronable evrdence of a good sprrrt and high morale among the student body The boys of merr own accord have taken an rnterest rn keeprng the school regulatrons Courtesy and gentle manly conduct rs everywhere rn evidence Thrs rs a part of the character trarnrng that parents have a rrght to expect of Prrce and Wh1Ch we have every rea son for believrng that your boy will recerve A noted educator says that rt rs the function of the school to trarn for social efficiency A commrttee for Rules of Conduct rn Secondary Schools sa s the functron of education rs to develop the know ed e rnterests rdeals habrts and powers of an rndrvr ual whereby he w1ll frnd hrs place and use that place to shape both hrmself and society toward even nobler ends You w1ll notrce rn both of these statements there rs no mentron of educatrng an rndrvrdual for the acqurr rng of such knowledge as rs necessary to save h1S soul The Church marntarns that this rs the foremost function of educatron It rs because we believe thrs to be true that we have established Catholic schools and because your chrld to a Catholic school Knowledge rs the most tangrble of educational out comes The student grves many evrdences of this sort of growth lt can be measured And so thoroughly 1m bued are arents with the necessrty of knowledge for suc cess rn 11 e that they sometrmes lose srght of the fact that there are other and more rmportant products of edu catron rn spite of the rrnportance attached to the ac qursrtron of mere knowledge by present day so called educators Habits of study of orderlrness and neatness the habrt of thrnkrng screntrfrcally of observrng and gather rn all possible data before comm to a conclusion above al habrts of clean lrvrng and o Judgrng of thrngs temporal by the lrght of Catholic faith are far more valuable and desuable outcomes of education It rs unfortunate that but few rf an of these latter outcomes can be observed Growth rn ese cannot be measured In some cases their very antrthesrs may be developrng to such an extent that rt may result rn rurn at1on without even a chrld s parent becomrng aware of rt untrl II IS too late Hence the great necessity of placrng your chrld rn an envrronment where everything possrble rs done to develop to the fullest extent the relrgrous moral and socral habits that are desirable Publ1c schools dare not have as a b3S18 for good conduct a hrgher motive than social approval How can we expect children to do what rs rrght rn the pres ence of temptation when therr sole motrve rs socral approval and they thrnk this evrl deed to which they are tempted w1ll never be known to anyone? l-low can we expect such chrldren when they grow up to act from any other than such motrves'P God must be the primary motrve for right conduct All other motrves are secondary and must not be a continous part of any school system Parents should rve to the education of their ch1l dren a lrttle more tgought than they sometimes do They often make many brg sacrrfrces that they deem necessary and neglect a few lrttle things that would make a vast difference rn the results secured For wh1le youth will never be without rts problems for chref problem IS youth rtself rts lack of experience eager grasprngs for life of which rt understands but little yet there are undoubtedly certarn courses of actron that w1ll rn time brrng results that w1ll be well worth the labor expended Probably the t1me when a boy rs most d1ff1cult to understand rs at the adolescent age the perrod from 13 to 17 years of age About thrs IIIIIC begins a con flrct between rndrvidualrsm and obedrence He wishes to assert hrs rndrvrdualrt He does not want his par ents or other members o the family to know what rs omg on at school or Just how he spends hrs trme with e boys wrth whom he assocrates even though every thing rs above board and all rrght He thinks these are his own problems hrs own affarrs The mrsfortune rs when everythrng rs not as rt should be Hrs parents are rn the dark rf they have not been rn close touch with the boy hrs companrons and his haunts There rs where the school should become the ally of the parents It should furnrsh those thrngs rn a boy s lrfe that to hrm w1ll make rt worth while Adults frnd happrness and worth whrleness rn their busmess or profession or rn their famrly lrfe Youth frnds rt rn life rtself rn school rn play Those parents are wise who take an active interest rn all of the boy s actrvrtres rn hrs school work rn hrs school actrvrtres rn h1s games and sports Some parents interest themselves only rn the boy s school work and then only when he brin s home a poor report In this case what they shou d mme to what extent they are responsrble for theu son s farlure Others cont1nually supervrse therr son s school work but think that they are too busy to occupy themselves wrth such nonsense as the boy s ames They farl to realrze that a boy s games often p ay as rmportant a part rn the development of a boy s character as any other factor To the boy rt rs real lrfe There rs bound to grow up between the boy and hrs parents where they take an interest rn his games a strong bond of sympathy whrch wrll make him more confrdrng rn them Trme spent rn play IS sure to be so much less time spent rn what might be harmful The school gives parents Just thrs opportunrty They should take some of therr recreation wrth theu boy Occasronally have your boy brrng you to a game whether he IS playin or not Meet hrs companions now and then Be rntereste rn what he IIRCS He rs your greatest trea sure after all' You will know where he rs and what he rs dorng There w1ll be little chance for a slrp because you are rn touch wrth htm Keep rn touch wrth the school Jorn the Parent Teacher Association Meet the Brothers of the school especrally those who teach your son Meet your boy s companrons To a certarn extent you can re lrve your own school days rf you do these things and your lrfe wrll be much more happy and pleasant Some parents may object that this rs all rrght for the well to do but that they could never spare the trme for such nonsense As an answer to their objectron I would say you have probably gone mnety per cent of the drstance to help educate your son but you may never reach the goal although but lrttle more effort rs requrred Besrdes we all need relaxatron and what could be more whole some and entertaining than to go out with your own bo and learn what hrs interests are and be sure to take an rnterest rn them yourself If you do this you will rve the school Prrce College the help II needs to ma a better boy of your son Th1S page sponsored by the PRICE P T A a 0 0 F 4 5 . . . . . . . . . . U the . I . . . . . U . ' . :Z ' , ' .its ' I 1 . . 2 n . I' U '. . . . ' . 1 . D ' A . ' ' - s 51. . ' ' 1 . , - , you believe it, you are making large sacrifices to send really do is to examine their own consience, and deter- Q' I n ls 3 - 4 -y I s so 1 . ' I 1- a t Q Q fa QT C' neatly, 5 Sa i Mi igwtdez 7memcd4, In September, the ambitious Freshmen embarked upon a long high school career with determination and enthusiasm. Their potential was realized during the follow- ing months as the Frosh, under the guid- ance of their popular moderator, Brother J. Francis, maintained an active role in the life of the school. Henry Ariza 72' George Baird Frank Berends James Braddock Joel Boone J- C5 William Buckley Jame s Buhrkuhl John Carroll , Q Q Tir' 'E' John Conlan Ivo Cross John Dollarhide Bruce Dowdy Michael Dunigan Robert Eldridge Raymond Frausto Don Gabel Brendan Gallagher Tony Gomez Don Handley August Hesse Neil Hunt Charles Ivers Dennis Jalbert Jimmy James Gary Keller Dennis Kelley Gerald Kempf Douglas Key John Langford David Loza Cyril May Richard O'Neal Attila Papp Toby Priolo John Renegar Peter Ruff Tommy Trainer Eddie Valdez Nicholas Vigil Donald Wagner ui 1 .A X ' 4 Jie. ' y .Q ii' .fs -' ii Q' Q., 9 I, ri jwn- J ,J S1 4-Q V' 73- i- 0 Z! ggi' ii :L ' Q. 'S i A J l s'f m....L Gary Watson James Willburn James Needham Not Pictured: Jessie Sauceda W4 3, -. I ni xiii 'V ' cc,yi ii in l X.-if E. D-C 1? A 'mg W -at :I 5, President: Gary Keller Vice-President Peter Ruff Secretary: Neil Hunt Treasurer: Richard O'Nea1 Sergeant at Arms: Nick Vigil Wdm HI THGEH POINTS IN EDUCATION OF MAN H6161 h o n Renegar has just Ieceiv d C 3 progress ICP01-I ,safe wa 1 Hafnrn foot swifnkilxga Shady Campus. 80 gllag Convertibliioli aNf1i?t of Cad oo f - - - o ' . or the student at pricjg 15 to HOLE skin 1 . 'Hui' n Fmancial Manage mem is Quick ly acquired from Broth er J 13SI buCk?.. O5ePhus. You mean Ivve Spent my f Aeronautics ln the Hobby Shop Sop mores joe lioegler and lim Totter contri- bute to Freshman lohn Carroll's well- yngeuectual games sharpen the wits of rounded development: The propeller some of our brighter students: Bill Here Tom Trainer md PCYCY on this end. Hughes, Denls Romero, Pat Collins, guff gtudy the mechanics oi Fred Gallagher. spheroldal collision, Strlcil-Y for me mathematically ih- cllned. 2065 S U olrdays Ke om Heart of de Baca srons and Holy Conversatrons are all ouune Here Home for the H nme Kershen Ken the Campus The Senror R0 enror jerry C Vr e Boarders R rmer at Drller R0 endan Gallag Socrety S ad to the frne part of th enyoys the fo altersherd Br the Lxterary introduces lunror Ray Conr s Bernre Hansen Alonzo Romero f a busy day W her bravely hold back e are to de of Pogo. Say the end o as they pr p points 1 go Pogo too. tears part. pU! ' QBR H4 1-Fisk Twas the Night Before Christmas featured H the Aikens-Hunt School of Ballet, ably as- fffgfkg' sisted by Jerry St, Nick C de Baca, Har- V 7f ' 17:7 mony by the Bergs. em St, Nick, meet the Director in-1 1 fha 'WWE Senior Toast---Spiked? ' Seniors Serve--Steaks again? rv--Pe I. ,if fini For a good little boy a pair of shoes from Santa, xfkl I Q Wane These are the boys who, by their hard work and diligent study, made the First Semester Honor Roll, We are confident that in the years to come, the underclassmen will maintain their avid interest in learning and will continue to set a fine examble for their class- mates. We are proud of the grad uating seniors who by their out- standing scholastic accomplish- ments throughout High School, have prepared for success as the citizens and leaders of tomorrow, ,a--s. i . ws .a'f'v'5 '. '1. T .. I P- , kj- C 'Xa N. ,ff at 6 . N v Y 1 ' 1: X 1? p x 511 SENIORS, FIRST ROW: Donald Blatzheim, Lynn Hunt, Gerald Larson, James Johnson, SECOND ROW: Ronald Kershen, William Nalewaik, Rex Nicholl, Raymond Detten. TUNIORS, FIRST ROW: Jere Johnson, Patrick Collins, Richard Kubiak, SECOND ROW: Paul Ruff, Ray Con- rad, David Annett, ,. V R d'C'1'41' SOPHOMORES and FRESHMEN, FIRST ROW: Michael Dunigan, Peter Ruff, John Renegar, James Buhrkuhl, Neil Hunt, SECOND ROW: James Diehl, James Knittel, Gary Keller, Marvin Urbanczyk, Attila Papp, Gerald Kempf, EIGHTH GRADE, FIRST ROW: Wayne Gruber, Howard Raef, Theodore Keller, Robert Hebert, Alden Yelmgren, Tommy Buchanan, SECOND ROW: Mark Ward, Richard Totter, Michael Davenport, Larry Nicholl, Gary Walsh, Patrick Johnson. Timmy Dunigan, ef 2354- .4-a5si s937 f 1 -..Na if U . L Michael Davenport Stephen Detten Timothy Dunigan Bill Ewton William Fitzpatrick Leonard Gardner William Goforth Wayne Gruber Robert Hebert Jimmie Hughes Patrick Johnson Theodore Keller Timothy Kuhler Loyd Leamon Augustine Morley Larry Nicholl John Patterson Howard Raef Robert Raef Russell Roby Richard Totter Danny Walker Gary Walsh Mark Ward Alden Yelmgren Not Pictured: Joseph Zinda m .XXX X ,ff Sgt gm yi At Prlce, boys may develop Coach Frank H0df11k Wlfh C0 phys1cal prowess through an act1ve Caprams Jerry C de Baca and athlet1c program under the leader Clarke Brunton sh1p of Brother J FTAHCIS athletlc d1rector and Coach Frank I-Iodnlk Varslty teams compete 1n football, basketball and track, represent1ng the school and contlnulng 1tS trad1 tlons Phys1cal educat1on classes and an extens1ve 1ntramural program w1th basketball and volleyball leagues enable each student to get h1s exer c1se The sports program at Prxce teaches boys to flght to w1n Wlthln the rules and 1S dedlcated to the 1n st1llat1on of character and sportsman Shlp 1nto those who part1c1pate A I ' 1 ,, , 2 i y I X ' . le I . 1 'W , - l 1 . , o n , 1 . AJ!-fri ffwb it ,sift i , 15 ! We M XJ WW? FIRST ROW: James Willburn', Douglas Werner, Tom Priolo, Jerry C de Baca, Co-Captaing James Johnson, Enrique Esparza, Chuck Wadliegh'. SECOND ROW: Ray Conrad, Lynn Hunt, Jere Johnson, Richard Landis, James Wortham, Henry Tenorio, Bobby Becquet, Gary Keller, THIRD ROW: Joe Hernande-z', James Bolenbach', Paul RufP, Denis Carroll, John Willburn, Eddie Werheim, David Loza', Henry Preciado', Johnny Walshf, FOURTH ROW: Richard Boonef, George McManaman, Rex Nicholl, Nick Vigi1', Billy Thompson, James Nicholson, Ronnie Nunley. NOT PICTURED: Clarke Brunton, Co-Captaing Bernie Hansen, Coach: Frank Hodnik Managers: Bob Limon, David Spellman, ' MINOR LETTERMEN if-v LATE ARRIVALS The Price College Cardinals started their '54 schedule with a win over Wheeler. Then the rejuvenated Cardinals rebounded from two early season defeats and swept to five victories and a tie in the next seven games, with only one loss. Coach Hodnik's charges boasted a big, rugged forward wall, confronting opponents with a stubborn defense and sharp, agressive blocking. Jim .Johnson at Quarterback engineered the Cardinals' potent air attack and handled our array of hard driving runners led by Clarke Brunton, Henry Ten- orio and Enrique Esparza. The '54 Cardinals will be remembered for the in- spired determiriation they displayed in the face of several untimely injuries to key players. They blazed a flaming page in the Price history book by carrying out a suicide schedule and achieving their finest- record inseveral seasons. Season Record Price Opponent Brother J. Francis admires the 1 6 new Brother G. Francis-Brother 32 ghee er L wrence Memorial Tro h with eliryton 47 3 ,P Y 0 White Dear 2.0 Jerry C de Baca and Enrique Es- 20 Silve rton 12 parza, outstanding lineman and 1 8 B01-ger B 7 back of the year, whose names 20 Cathedral 20 are the first to be inscribed, 19 Tuha, 6 Yannigans 38 12 35 18 Farwell 6 A r.,,b,,'-' 5,11-' ,gf-' 'vL,.g.1'-, .A L7 ,h.ff.,, -we .fwf- xi, v- 'fl3':v f-: .dir-if' - - 4 r,,,.L 5.1 ...,,,.-'. .,, wig. .I A - .YJ .-. -A - H. 5, . ..W-. T1 - ff.: ' Wmaffzfq Offewe 4- .Ah - . 1 2- '17',7 3, 5'6 'J T 4' 'la 9 L 'fl .mx rw f-':.'l If , .o Qx Rf' .x fx .j M 5- , My Q.r,..r fjyfse, 1, , N. xx X-J 953' V- ' an, ' A 14' Jr 4 Jerry All the Way C de Baca, C3 John Brunton SL Johnson T Danny Willburn, RT. Tom The Kat Priolo, FBQ Rex Nicholl, LE. X3 .5P'Y - - -r-?s'r Y rim the Antlers for Lhe White Deer Bucks, Clarke The Spark Brunton, LH King Bemie Hansen, RE Lynn Thin Man Hunt RE. X 3 The 1 Basketball Edition roved to be the Coach: Brother Francis First Row: Darrell Cooper Jim Bolenbach Ronnie Nunley jere johnson Ron Kershen Second Row: Nick Vigil Bruce Dowdy Gary Watson Bob Raef Back Row: Neil Hunt Cyril May Richard O'Neal Larry Nicholl Marvin Urbanczyk Don Handley Missing: Bill Thompson DATE OPPONENT I THEY 'B' THEY 11130154 HBPPY 44 42 1212 Vega 43 1 1213 Boys'Ranch 4 27 .37 42 1217 White Deer 52 35 1219 'Dumas 43 41 ' 12110 'Hereford 45 SI l2fI2 Nazareth 26 54 12114 Follett gr 53 112155 White Deer O 5 I1 'Pampa 'B' 47 43 117 'Stinnett 27 45 119 Nazareth 41 77 1111 Boys' Ranch 32 23 24 g7 1112 White Deer 29 6 1113 Forest Hill 29 32 1113 Stinnett 39 56 35 53 Ifl White Deer zo 55 1121 Tulia 37 38 23 29 1125 Follett 3 52 214 Channing 44 42 42 39 213 V222 73 51 34 32 21 Claude 5o 41 39 34 2111 'St. Anthony Sem. , San Antonio 50 31 2111 'St. Ludmilla, Shiner 67 26 2112 'St. Joseph, Victoria 52 38 2113 'St. Gerard, San Antonio 42 55 ' Tournament Games Season Record: A : Won I5 Lost 6 B : Won 3 Lost 9 955 P best squad developed at Price in several years. Coach Frank Hodnik's cagers, with their hustling defense holding foes at bay, compiled a fine 15- 6 record. The Cardinal quintet disposed of many powerful adversaries with a potent fast break and shooting finesse. Once more, the Cardinals ' traveled throughout the Panhandle on frequent road trips, establishing a reputation of hard play and sportsmanship. The Cardinal B -Squad showed potential greatness as they nullified an otherwise disappointing year with three straight victories, to close the season. The Varsity season was climaxed by a trip to San Antonio for the T.C. I. L. Tournament. There, paced by All-State Bernie Hansen, gthe team advanced farther than any previous Cardinal 0 aggregation ever had, before bowing to St. Gerard's of San Antonio in the state finals. The Beautiful Second Place trophy the team acquired, pays lasting tribute to their outstanding accomplishment. 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Seminole Enrique Esparza Rt. 4, Box 462 Gabriel Garcia Rt. 2, Box 18 Bernard Hansen 5346 S, Winchester, Chicago, I11, Gerald Hinders Rt. 2, Box 230-A Lynn Hunt 412 W, 7th James Johnson 3726 Cheyenne Terr, AMARILLO BUS COMPANY For Charter Service Phone DR 38-3-38 Donald Keevers 5731 S, Hermitage, Chicago, Ill, Charles Kernion 310-B. E. 42nd Ronald Kershen Rt, 5, Herford James King Rt, 3, Box 169-C Gerald Larson 4120 S. Harrison Robert Limon Apartado 85, Parral , Chihuahua, Mex. William Nalewaik 3100 Gidding St. , Clovis, N. M. 5 Rex Nicholl 1415 W. 11th Tommy Priolo 602 Rusk St, Marcelino Tinajero 1707 E. 6th Gerald Wagner 901 S. Osage Edw ard Wehrhe im 233 Wenda Way, E1 Paso Ben Wells 702 S. Arthur John Willburn 4020 N. E. 13th Vac, , 7em4 I' ,-.. 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The General Science display is z typ1cal of contributions made by students from every department. Diocesan Catholic Weekly ounsvcrvm VANDMENTS LIIIV-Yll1 : BAPTI M , wrum06 ,ef A .1 This page courtesy Congratulations to the Seniors KEENEY BAKERY I 2, Specializing in 409 Polk AMAnn.Lo, TEXAS Wedding ' Birthday and Party Cakes DR 3-5083 1402 W. 15th St. 0 W 4 e P. D. Anderson and Bob Manning, Maintenance Joe Kos, Engineer I Pioneer Natural Gas Company FUEL FOR A GROWING EMPIRE , IW! eiiniqww 954 I OVER25 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS PROGRESS IN PRODUCT OUAIITY SHAMROCK OIL AND GAS CORPORATION AMARIIIO TEXAS I I Quality yo I I I CONGRATULATIONS COMPLlMENTS Glass cron-nNG co. of W' ' Sm' BEASLEY ALARM SYSTEM ,- fr N1 A Q , .J XL ' f fag East Side or West Side-- DRINK CLACK CQ ...M ,., on Radio and Television, Inc. IN BOTTLES Complete Sales-Service ACME CLEANERS BOXWELL BROTHERS Tony Bowles, Owner Tenth at Arthur Amarillo Dumas Pick-up and Delivery Service Perryton Spearman Phone DR 6-9964 Service Our Motto CUNNINGHAM Florol Compony Best wishes Amarillo's Leading Florist .fix 'X 5 ZALE'S JEWELRY R....'V 25ll W Sixth Amarillo, Texas Congratulations V from PONCA wHoussALE co. f BOOKS 601 Gram' Amarillo 113-B West Seventh Avenue AMARILLO, TEXAS 1 ff' w 4,f 'unfl' lx in-.in 1 I The food's Good--and Plenty l Congratulations Seniors B 81 B SUPPLY F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 1015 Polk St. Phone Drake 4-5361 Amarillo' Texas Amarillo, Texas CONGRATULATIONS To The PRICE SENIORS from DOCHE 81 COMPANY MASTER CLEANERS 408 Buchanan Street Phone 3-4378 AMARILLO, TEXAS Congratulations to the Seniors You are cordially invited to eat at THE PlZZA 2210 South Van Buren Street Mrs. C de Baca and Family - ' . -Eiiiiiiiii h W' I f- I If 2:51342 .. - n:--- G' 1. 1--. MM, L. L fi, fffix ' X AW., Dr. Johnson .Q fl Z ' Mana ers Limon, S ellman, g P CITY PIPE 8- JUNK CO. OF R d H 1 AMARILLO, INC. e 0 mes Wholesale and Retail Dealers Pipe-Steel-water Well Supplies 8th 8: Jackson and Casting 400 Van Buren Amarillo Amarillo, Texas LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Hinders, Jackie Raef, Myrna Swindle fsub- stituting for Attendant D'Ann Slaughterjg Don Baker, Eileen Gruber, Joyce Raef, and Ben Wells. -Sz? ' z4aaclemq Compliments of CHARLES HOGAN PlUMBING SUPPLIES Fifth 8n Jefferson Streets Amarillo, Texas PACKARD MILLING COMPANY C0r1graIU12Ii0HSI0 F eed -Seed -Grain Phone 29 L.D. 2 Hereford, Texas Seniors of '55 'rl-loMAs Foon sro E A x l af 1.- Hereford, Texas NP: 3' From three- - - till five Congratulations Future Knights QXCIS Dipe 84 Sieel Componq Fabricators - Distributors - Wholesalers KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS of Sfeel Pwducfs 710 WEST THIRD P. 0. BOX 541 Borger, Texas Council 3558 AMARILLO, TEXAS LEWIS HARDWARE COMPANY Sportsman's Headquarters o 322 South Cuyler Pampa, Texas 2l7 South Main Borger, Texas edway Tyler at Eighth AMARILLO, TEXAS Extending our congratulations to the Students and Faculty of Price College, on another successful year in Amarillo . . . my there be Many More yfvllrv' in the Future gb 7ZeWckZafzqS6fJ'zcZ X df Ns E1 Paso Bound Stinnett Downed COMPLIMENTS Congratulations and Best Wishes of to the Graduates of Price College from HTHE BERGSH ELECTRIC COMPANY 1201 South Buchanan Street of SUNSHINE RANCH Phan' 3'328l AMARILLO, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS of HERRING HOTEL Gen. Ernest O. Thompson President O. L. Pirfle Moncger F0f?77?14l 719' AEW4 5 RILLO. TEXAS Tackle Downfield So I says to the ref-- COMPLIMENTS of GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY 1013 West 8th GATLIN GLASS CO. MIRRORS - AUTO GLASS FURNITURE TOPS 206 Grant Phone 3-1758 AMARILLO, TEXAS Best Wishes GOLDSMITH'S DAIRY FOODS RELIABLE RUG-CARPET 81 FURNITURE CLEANERS 1313 W 15th Phone 2-0263 West Seventh Amarillo, Texas ' Amarillo, Texas CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLE YBALL Sr. Indians tried- Fr. Howdy- Dowdys won. ONE-STOP SERVICE Two Convenient Locations Station No. 1 Station No. 2 601 East 10th 600 Ban 10th PLAINSMAN ELEVATORS, INC sao E. em o sox 267 Congratulations PLAlNvlEw. TsxAs I-III JENKINS To Serve You 'Twenty-nine Years of Dependable Smice- nrsmmurons or GRAIN I-'UMIGANTS on The Plains rss THE PLAINSMAN Lone Star Beverage Company A A Wholesalers of I The Beer That Made 5 Milwaukee Famous Nwlf 207 S. Johnson St. Telephone DR 6-8023 Amarillo, Texas OUR BUSINESS IS NUTS, CANDY 84 GUM Qaffazzzeau Bfcoffieu Since 193 l Vending Machine Operators 812 West Eighth St. - Phone DR 6-7381 Amarillo. Texas At Work on the Annual Ad Safari ..-2. .., --Y - ann - ...l....Li. Ass ernbly Line AMARILLO IRON WORKS COMPANY Structural and Architectural Iron Contractors' Machinery Phone: Drake 2-4305 1012 W. 4th St. Amarillo. Texas Amarillo 's Leading Clothiers and specialty store BMCKBURN BROS. Featuring FINE BRANDS Since I906 812 Polk - Amarillo Compliments of THE CITY NATIONAL BANK Plainview, Texan BEST WIS1-IES to the SENIORS of PRICE COLLEGE from PINKNEY PACKING COMPANY Wa! ' Courtesy Pinkney Packing Co SHAM ROCK STOCK FARM afggmf fa COMPLETE HOMf FURNISHINGS In P. MCGMIQ Son 812 West 'IOth Street Plainview Route 1 T xas AMARILLO, TEXAS - Y , X Rex's 10 passenger kiddy car. Will it ever run again? AMARILLO LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO SAN JACINTO REALTY rillo 6 3312 west em Ag ' DR 6-6371 Wor1d's Largest Cattle Auction' Trading Post 8t Market Report Daily 'I A.M. KGNC 710 KC. Congramhmms to the Congratulations - Seniors SENIORS THE PAT M. CARROLL'S, SR'S. 8. JR'S. THE R. E. cARRou.'s AND ARMY 8- NAVY STORE GRANDAD MCGUIRE Congratulations to the Seniors Price Cfollege Compliments F. C. de BACA, JR. 8. SONS BUTLER'S Plainview Route 2 Texas Compliments NICHOLS CROWN RECREATION CLUB Point 8. Wallpaper Store Picture Framing -Art Supplies 123 west 6th Avenue Phone DR 2-8368 325 Polk Street DR 2-0247 Amarillo, Texas Chicago Pool Shark 11 'Round the World BLAIR DRUG COMPANY Prescription Pharmacists Phone 4-4301 720 Broadway Plainview, Texas JOHN I3. LDGSDDN ur:-rlnl: INSURANCE HAH.-Auto 41B BKABBB BUILDING - TELEPHONE 4-44IB P. D. IDX 967 PLAINVIEW, 1':xAs Compliments BOB CRUDGINGTON STUDEBAKER PACKARD Amarillo, Texas Wade afDemwzaay ' The Winnah! CONTESTANTS: Joseph Koegler freading for Bill Benhaml, James Diehl James Totter, William Thompson, Jere Johnson, David Annett, Lynn Hunt, Gerald Larson, Rex Nicholl, James Johnson. Compli ments llriwood 'K0,,aQ,l3, b. r. solnick, mgr. Fine Dairy Products Better Food for Less Money' Y '11 like 'O 'fade 3' FREEMAN'S FLOWERS wl-I ITEWAY Fooo STORE ,PERSONAL SERVE, No. 1 1200 East 10th Phone DR 2-4352 Staple Groceries - Finest Meats Freshest Produce - Notions - Dry Goods 1810 washington FRED NUNN - Owner 8: Manager G4 Recognize these characters of '50 and '52'? Congratulations to R. Q. SILVERTHORNE 'hesemm SEATON 8. soNs GROCERY Farm-Loans-City 406 Skaggs Bldg. - Dial 4-6378 Plainview, Texas Pantex, Texas COMPLIMENTS of Ulllllilll sfmw' OSGOOD MCNUMENT COMPANY SERVICE 1510 West 15th Avenue Telephone DR 2-3012 Compliments of Ice Cream Buy Better Buy w 001 Serving the Finest in the Cardinal Mart Route 1 Plainview, Texas JACK McGARR gg ' 'Kami' c I h L S x WF 1 1.93 ERIE M103 '1' I 71522294 eos Pouc s'rmaEr Wlllusnsnllf raduation Watches and of the highest character LUCILI-E'S SPORT SHOP JEWELRY 417 POLK STREET 815 Polk St. 1- Best Wishes The H u b . DAVIDSON Cloth :ers The most complete store for men and boys. Store of beffer values -Compare 515 N. Main Borger, Texas Sales and Service The Store of Service T M- it P TA lllb f Q M ' ., Hug, ' 1 1 ' wzivff 5 T' I -, WU ww I ' iffwsfl 5 ' ' J V P + E A P A- K- P ' - 4 w f52n,MU l ' - LL f- W , f'.s a. .4 r an-1 1- 604-6 Polk COMPLIMENTS of Dn Pepper Bottling Company VI- I I M ' T I I 74a 264.4 mm sm, , X 4 First a TV 10-Rounder. . . Then it's Back to the Grindstone ASSOCIATED GROWERS OF HEREFORD, INC. -Shgbpae av! Deaf Sandi beauty Pfzaduce John J. Paetzold and Sons Hereford, Texas Congratulations , Senior s W 1' I ' lik? ' It lllllllll 612 Polk DR 3-0820 Compliments of RAEF BROS. Distributors of SHAMROCK Butane, Gasoline and Motor Oils Plants Amarillo Umbarger Vega C Ong ratulation s BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 The Graduates of '55 JOHN P GALLAGHER AND SONS DISTRIBUTORS FRANKS PLUMBING CO Western Land Roller Turb1ne Pumps Phone 1833 Frank W111burn and Sons Hereford Texas Zmnaa flu! 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N LLB ' 'F C CQMPUMENTS YOU'LL SEE MORE of rhe ON CHANNEL 4 Knights of Columbus K G N C AMARILLO, TEXAS AM and TV Council 1450 fewmfagfe pantie As the fmal pages of the Annual go to press I congrat ulate the many Seruors who reserved t1me often at cons1d erable mconvemence, to see thrs project to complenon Due for speclal recognmon 15 Rex Nrcholl Salutator 1an whose edrtoual endeavors are 1n evrdence through out the book Ray Detten Co Edxtor lrkewrse devoted consxderable ume and talent to the work PLAINS Gerald Larson co ordrnated the efforts of all the Sen 1ors 1n the adverusmg campargn whxle the sales crew was ably headed by Donald Baker Robert Llmon and Thomas Priolo were most often relled on to do the typmg and layout of pages though complete 11SI of volunteers 1n th1s regard would mbody almost the entrre Semor roster Dav1d Annett of the Jumor Class IS to be commend ed for hrs excellent photographrc assistance Wldl the exceptton of faculty and semor portralts all photographs were processed rn the school darkroom We trust that you have found emoyment 1n our re sentatlon of student lrfe at P1106 No Food l1ke Mllk No Mrlk lrke CQMPLIMENTS olle 5 G Apmhec PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 23878 !409WlO AMAR LLO TEXAS Prescruptuons Fnlled Only by Regnstered Phormocusts Annual Moderator CN To Lighten LIF6 s Way 012 056 9 1. sou'rHw1-zsrsnu N . , num: sin VICE COMPANY 0 2 XL. Wells The gurls from St Mary s Academy added a measure of charm gave to the umcgunatuve durectuon of Brother Rupert Come see the Cardwell Roundup l rcsentcd b COMMENTARY THE CARDINAL CHORUS OF PRICE COLLEGE l llGl'l SCHOOL lm ru LIL lwluusucul Dutcctuon ol BROTHER RUPERT FSC IL lo nd l hom! Concert Re unu Coelu Cregouuun Melocly Adorgmng TQ Palestruna Reully My Fruend Drake Shurl Do Dont Touch a My Garment Arrangement Shaw So o Btlly Thomo Count Your Blessungs lrvung Berllfl Solo Neul Hunt E ekuel Saw De Wheel Arrangement Don Large Alouerte Canaauan Folk Song Solo Ray Detten SWANEE Song and Dance Specualty W Buckley J Buhrkuhl J Conl n Hunt D J Renegar Peter Ruff D Wagner The sunguna of the tradutuonal Here we are agaun to do our dancung and sunoung unaugurated the l955 versuon of the Cardunal Roundup The Cardunal Chorus un theur colorful robes dusplayed theur fersatuluty and skull un presentung the prelumunary concert but for the auduence thus only hunted at what was to follow un The Mukado Thus rolluckung operetta was acclaumed by all as one of the funest of all Roundup productuons The group prevuously known as The Cardunal chorus became transformed unto a realustuc band ot Japanese gentlemen We wull un the years to come keep graphuc memorues of Gabruel Garcua as the Wanderung Munstrel lamentung hus lost love or tucklung the palm of Pooh Bah wuth another monetary unsult Rex Nucholl as the Lord Hugh Executuoneu wueldung hus snuckersnee and vugorously protestung hus unevutable encounter wuth Katusha Well thunk back about Don lMaruo Lanzal Baker as Pooh Bah enumeraturg hus offucual posutuons of state and advusung luttle mauds to show more respect to h s exalted rank Nor wull we soon forget Enruque Espqrza the poused and non chalant Mukado or the wuse crackung Push Tush as portrayed by Ben and talent to the productuon The boys ot the chorus thoroughly enuoyed presentung the Roundup They showed thus by the enthusuastuc cooperatuon whuch they next versuon of the Cardunal Roundup' .xpmcsc Cuuuuuc Opcuctta By Gllbcrt and Suulluxan STORY Ko Ko to save hus posutuon as Lord Hugh executuoner of Tutupu brubes Pooh Bah Lord Hugh Everythung El e to falsely certuty that the wanderung munstrel Nanku Poo has p en beheaded The latter agrees to clusappear on condutuon that he be allowed to marry Ko Ko s ward Yum Yum The Mukado atruves un search ot luus son who has fled the Court ue to the unwanted attentuons ot the elderly Katusha lt turns out t at Nanku Poo whose executuon Ko Ko Puttu Sung and Pooh Bah have us descrubed wuth such atfectung partuculars us none other than tne son of the Vlukado who had fled the attentuons of Katusha un the guuse of a wanderung munstrel Nanku Poo agrees to reveal hus exustence thus savung le hapless conspurators from the tate of boulung un oul for cornpassung the death ot the lueurappareuut puovuded Ko Ko marrues the ugly Katusha Ko Ko woos and wuns Katusha Nanku Poo reveals humself and all ends rrerruly CAST The Nuukado of Japan Nanku Poo Son of the Mukado dusguused as a wanderung munstrel Ko Ko Lord Hugh Executuoner of Tutupu Pooh Bah Lord Hugh Everythung Else Push Tush A Noble Lord Yum Yum Puttu Sung Peep Three Susters Wards of Ko Katusha An elderly lady Enruque Esparza Gabruel Garcua Rex Nucholl Don Baker Ben Wells Sharon ONeal Ruta Martun Joyce Raef un love wuth Nanku Poo Vurgunua Cunnungham Chorus of Schoolgurls Januce Bella Jean Bolenbach Juanuta Delagarza Helen Gerber Marulyn Maleur Jane Parker Saulor Dance Andy Aukens Lynn Hunt Chorus of Jaoanese Gentlemen Members of Cardunal Chorus Vuolun Accompantmeuut Mr Sebastuan Rosaro Make Up Mrs A C Bolenbach Mrs A J Snyder Choreography Gaul Carter Scenery James Bolenbach Chuck Wadleugh Stage Constructuon Lughtung Davud Annett Joseph Kuster Photography Brother Edwun FSC O 3 V: L, l l' A Y: H g- I M H I I APR Q T7, Q55 , Q- ' - A 4 2 9 1 s' 'f ' -' . . l 1 son ' ' ' , y, A, , , . , . a , N. , , Key, ' ' ' ' . 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