St Agnes Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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M55 l'U1JhKEQ who s who ln 1950 Marletta Arnold U S envoy to Graustark Beulah Ash Shakespearean actress starrlng 1n Romeo and Julxet Marysue Bowen Of5c1al door keeper for the Chxnese open door pohcy MIHHIC Ruth Boyd Countess of Monte Cr1sto D1x1e June Brecunler Toast of Broadway starr1ng ln Down South Mary Margaret Busch Authorlty on Anclent H1StOfY Umversxty of Texas Mary Eleanor Buschardt Houston Arrport Hostess M1CklC Carmlchael Famous photographer R1ta Caspersen Chaperon to young lad1es travehng abroad Mary Ahce Chandler Famous surgeon practxcmg 1n ChlC8gO Medxcal Center Dorothy C1re Prom1nent soclety matron Fergus Connell Professor of Home Econom1cs Columbla Umverslty Adele Conselyea Prom1nent clubwoman amateur photographer Catherlne Daly Etymolog1st Sally Dlllon Par1s correspondent New York Herald Trrbune L1ll1an Dunn Collector of rare books Margxe Evans Dean of DISCIPIIHC S A A Mary Fourmy-Commerclal art1st Ehzabeth Gallagher Assxstant Ed1tor Vogue Rosemary G1llesp1e-Professor of Musxc 1n a popular college for women Cec1l1a Glaser Spanxsh Ambassador Gertrude Goggan Arch1tecturalEd1tor staff of Ladnes Homejournal Lenora Guseman Dramat1c Artlst Charlotte Goss Author of best seller for 1950 Helen Harr1ngton Tenms coach ln a g1rls hlgh school Dorothy H111 Port1a the Second Rosalxe Hogue Instructress at Hogue School of Terpsnchore Roberta Johnson Nun and contrxbutor of poetry to leadmg magazmes Patrlcxa Kelly Bxologxst staff of Mayo Cl1n1c , . ' ' fl ' ,, - , , T - - ' u - an . . . . . ,, ,, - , , - . . . , . . - , . . . . . - . , . . . . T I , . Katherine Derr-Child Psychologist. ' ' If ' 77 - , , . - . . . , n I l ' ' ' QQ 99 .. , u ' ' Q! ' 3 33 - , . . . . . , . T 3 ' l . . - . . , . . n

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Margaret Sweeney and Mary Magna represented us at the Sodality Convention in San Antonio Adele won honorable mention on her essay entry in the American Youth Forum Contest Francese, Mary Louise and Dixie June learned how to make a type writer write Katherine Read showed promise of becoming a successful physicist as well as an accomplished artist Clara Louise continued to develop her talent as a pianist Mary Eleanor entertained her English class with her original and lnterestlng oral themes COMING TO MILESTONE FOUR At last the much awaited Senior year truly came It was as great as we had anticipated Early in October we brushed off the Welcome mat to greet Mary Alice a newcomer from Chicago and to hail the home coming of Dorothy H111 after an absence of two years Elizabeth an other old friend returned too and was made oilice aSSlSt3I'1t a real com phment to her dependability Book Week was duly observed by a radio broadcast entitled Canter who was converted to Chaucer and Evelyn Ruthenbeck as Lady Prioress gave a sp1end1d interpretation of that delightful character At Chrlstmas Catherine Loonam showed her skill in filling baskets for the poor-our most efficient social worker Patsy and Cecilia came up to the front in their pantry shelf lists Both won prizes in a nat1on wide contest In our Shakespeare classes Sally Mary Jane and Anna helped us to have a real appreciation of Hamlet Macbeth and King Lear In the Music Department Margaret Lamb Bernice and Rosemary stepped into the limelight when they passed the State Music Examination with flying colors Margaret Thompson was elected President of the Orchestra and she has distinguished herself as the leading trumpeter of St Agnes The many rounds of gay parties this spring climaxed a br1ll1ant year at St Agnes And happy with memories of the past and hope for the future We arrive at Milestone Five CLARICE NORSWORTHY 39 MARGARET SWEENEY 39 HELEN NEWPORT '39 MARY FOURMY 39 , - ' ' - ' I if ,, p . , I I , .Q 1 9 - 9 ' 9 is 9 ' bury Belles, when Lois Sheehan showed her histrionic ability as the Junior S . 5 , , . , 3 I ' 1 5 , 9 I , Q Q , 3 ,

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MaryLou Krauel U S Kmttmg Champlon Margaret Lamb-Playwnght Laverne Laurent Photographer s model Catherme Loonam Bus1ness Manager to a well known grocery firm Evelyn Lyne-Techmcal Adv1sor Natlonal Broadcastlng Company Mary Catherlne Lyon Author1ty on Troplcal Flsh Natlonal Aquarium Soc1ety Frxeda McGrath Ballerlna of Metropolxtan Ballet Angela M2gg10lSCCfCE3fY of Federated Cathollc Womens Orgamza t1ons Mary Magna Super1ntendent of Nurses 1n a leadlng hospxtal Margaret Molloy Famed Chemlst d1scoverer of a new element Norma Monaghan S1ngles tennls champxon wmner of Wlmbleton trophy Laurel Moore-Journahst fore1gn correspondent Francese Moran Member of Houston Junlor League noted for welfare work Mary Lou1se Murray Model Amer1can housew1fe Bernlce Newman V1ol1n1st composer of Sunhght Sonata Helen Newport Prmcnpal of Newport Select School for Glrls Clarxce Norsworthy-Composer sololst 1n Houston Symphony Or chestra Helen Rankm Beauty Ed1tor McCall s Magazxne Kather1ne Read Art1st Art d1rector of World s Fa1r of 1950 Evelyn Ruthenbeck Pr1ma Donna Star of Metropol1tan Opera Co Geraldxne Schalz Concert pxan1st four concerts 1n Carnegle Hall Lo1s Schott Basketball coach for GIFIS League Anna Scully Pans envoy of Harper s Bazaar I 01s Sheehan Mov1e star portraymg famous Hlstory Heroxnes Clara Lou1se Stroter Keeper of Seven Keys to Baldpate Margaret Sweeney L1brar1an on world s largest ocean hner Margaret Thompson AV18tf1X Vxce Pres1dent Bramff Alr Lmes Mrnerva Umce Poetess famous for elegxes Mary Helen Vossler Shades of Florence N1ght1ngale' Mar1lyn Wagenhauser Lexlcographer Ruth Wallace Instructor 1n Oratory Umversxty of Texas Jane Watkms Aunt Jane Krunchy Krlsp Krackers Chlldren s Hour Mary Jane W1llr1ch Equestr1enne Faculty of Vassar College Dorothy Zagst Teacher of Socxal Sc1ences m grammar school Arranged by LAUREL MooRE 39 CATHERINE DALY, MARGARET LAMB 39 W U I I . 1 . ... - I , . . . . . . . M , .W I . . , . . M D , . W ' Q . , . - ' 9 . W I - - - ' . u - as - , . W O . . . . - a . ' ' IQ .9 ' ,I -. , 0 . . . , . i . , . ' , . T , . . . , W. l 1 ' ll 5 9, W I J T , c. W I . . , . . T , - . W O -W I W' U 1 , . ' QQ ,I ' , ' 3 1. , . ' , . W I 3 3 I 39 3 Q