Price College - Cardinal Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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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,

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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,

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'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.