St Edward Academy - Edwardia Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1953 volume:

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A , f- A D ' flf ff 7 D 'I f' W1 I' ' 3 , 5 ' I'5 'Q-, ' 4. n 1 :H ' , . -'f-, .,-Q-L4-A-H '- ' ' ' ui J : . - W -15-1- ia: h1 uuni Y Q . ,UW u ' ' 61 A ,, if I :Qf,2fff fl f! Z Zi x lg-i putflcoied dy THE SENIDR CLASS SAINT EDWARD ACADEMY Dallas, Texas I DEDICATION To our guardian Angel, our Monitor and Inspiration Who has directed through the years, our spiritual welfare Who has guided us in our intellectual security WhD'has endeavored to promote within us civic virtues Who has presided over our social activities Who has inspired our vocational goals Who has assisted us in our physical development We the Seniors - ' l dedicate Edwardia '53 41, TABLE CF CONTENTS Theme and Dedication Faculty . . . . Senior Class . . Junior Class . . . Sophomore Class. Freshman Class . . Supernatural Life Intellectual Life . Civic Life .... Physical Life .... Social Life . . . Organizations. . Has Excellency Hrs Excellency MOST Reverend Joseph Patrick Lynch Most Reverend Thomas K Gorman Bishop of Dallas Co Adgufor Bishop of Dallas 'sly 'UN- 'R-v.. Reverend John P Brady Pastor of Sf Edwards at rught, and has asslsfanf Reverend Vincent Splna fake fume out from thelr busy schedules to pose for the Edwardua photographer l ,V fi? .Q 5:5 , il '? V rf , 5 1 f '. l ,U ,J . b K -.V , g..mMfzp..W... ,. .-. .. l L f ' K , . A I f K XX .. VK so X s Y ' .D . I . I . . . I . . I ' ' ll . ll OU R FACLI LTY Under the special direction and influence of our endeared faculty, our four years of high school have shown a definite pursuit of high ideals and an application of Christian prin that we can now, without fear step into the future. Sister Alice Claire, S.S.M. , Superior Choral, Piano Sister Frances Marie, S.S.M., Principal Senior Class English III, IV, Latin I Civics, Religion IV .M. Sister Dorothy Marie, S.S Sophomore Class Biology, Home Economics Geometry, Religion Il Librarian, Latin ll 3 LAY FACULTY Mrs. Snell ciples. It is because of these dear friends Sister Adelaide, S.S.M. Freshman Class Religion I, Latin I English I, II, Algebra Mrs. Leslie B. Snell Junior Class Typewriting I, II Stenography, Bookkeeping Mrs. B. Thomas Spanish I, II Physical Education Mrs . Thomas J' If fl! A F- F ff In-,f V f Standing, left to right - Mary Frances Campise, Carmen Lara. Seated, left to right - Pat Scott, Martha Tomlinson. The senior year is the culmination of all the high school years. It is in this year we realize that soon we must make a decision as to the place in the world we shall occupy-the place in which we shall strive for our eternal salvation. During this year the seniors have taken numerous steps in preparing for the life that lies ahead. Our whole education has been permeated with plans for the future. Joys, problems, and activities have accompanied the senior year. Our activities have taken on a different aspect as we realize that now we must do things with the maturity of young women. Careful planning accompanied each activ- ity. On the night of October 'I9 at Flag Pole Hill we enjoyed a wiener roast-the first activity of the year. The first dance of the year, The Harvest Hop, followed on November 2l as our second activity. Then came the event we planned with all the care we could muster, the Annual Talent Show, held in Holy Trinity Hall on December 8. Shortly afterwards, we began making arrangements for a reception honoring our parents held in the convent on January 24. On May 6, the seniors participated in a style show sponsored by Adelayde Wright through the Alumnae. The last month was indeed a busy one, filled with many parties and other activities. Among these were the luncheon given by the Alumnae on May 23, Baccalaureate Sunday on May 24, and the long-awaited day of Graduation on May 28. All the activities were unusually successful. But, of course, the most important events of the year were the spiritual activities. We had our Senior retreat on April 2, 3, and 4 at Our Lady of Victory College. Father Weber was our retreat master-and it is certain that no one else could have done the job better. Another spiritual event was the May procession in honor of Our Lady held on May 3. E IORS NANCY ANN BRIAN Entered January 1953 Red Cross Representative-Spring term, '52 Winning Volleyball Team and Varsity, '52 Student Council Representative, '52 Class President '50 Chorus '50 Skating Club '51, '52, '53 Junior-Senior Prom Queen '53 MARY FRANCES CAMPISE Entered September 1949 Secretary of Class '52, '53 Choir Corresponding Secretary '52 Annual Business Manager '53 Co-Captain Basketball '53 Sodality Social Committee Chairman '51, '52, '53 Cl'1Oral Club '50, '51, '52, '53 Choir '50, '51, '52, '53 Varsity Basketball '52 Varsity Volleyball '53 Linz Award '50 Sodality '50, '51, '52, '53 Letterman '53 4 year Attendance Award if ELIZABETH CHERRY Entered September 1952 Choral Club '53 Sodality '53 Sophomore Editor of the Annual '53 NANCY SUE FERGUSON Entered September 1949 Secretary of class '50, '51 Linz Award '50 Varsity Basketball '50, '51 Picture Editor of Edwardia '53 President of Student Council '53 Secretary of Discussion Club '52 Choral Club '50, '53 Sodolity '50, '51 Choir '50, '51 Spanish Club '52 Red Cross '53 SENIORS GERTRUDE ANNETTE KOLLER Entered September 1949 Class President '50, '51 Latin National Honor Society '50, '51 Eucharistic Committee Chairman '51 National Honor Society '52, '53 Volleyball Captain '53 Basketball Co-Captain '53 Linz Award '50, '51, '52, '53 Typing Award '52, '53 Sodality Prefect '53 Vice-President Choral Club '52 Letterman's Club '52, '53 Art Editor for Edwardian '53 Choral Club '50, '51, '52, '53 Debate '53 Choir '50, '51, '52, '53 Discussion Club President '52 Red Cross Vice-President '52 Chemistry Club '52 Spelling Award '50 Valedictorian '53 Sedes Sapientiae Medal '53 BAR BARA JEAN KUC HAR Entered September 1951 Spanish Club '52 Our Lady's Committee '52 Secretary of Annual Staff '52 Basketball Varsity '51, '52, '53 Sodality '51, '52, '53 Choir '52, '53 Choral '52, '53 ef J ' s N 1 ' - .Q J .XA K 1, 1 xii-- ' .Q Q '52, '53 SENIORS CARMEN DELORES LARA Entered September 1949 Vice-President of Class '50, '52, '53 Treasurer of Class '51 Sodality '50, '51, '52, '53 Social Chairman of Sodality '51, '52, '53 Linz Award '50 Varsity Basketball '52, '53 Varsity Baseball '52 President of Spanish Club '52 Red Cross '52 Choir -Recording Secretary '51 , '52 Edwardian Editor '53 Choral Club '50, '51, '52, '53 Choir '51, '52, '53 4 year Attendance Award Activities Award '53 MARIANNA LUNDQUIST Entered September 1950 Varsity Basketball '52, '53 Class Favorite '52 Spanish Club '52 Photographer of Annual Staff '53 Sodality '51, '53 Jesuit Football Queen '53 Debate '52 Square Dance Central Council, Secretary '53 Square Dance Club, President '53 Linz Award '53 SE IORS SYLVIA JEAN MORELAND Entered September 1949 Sodality '49, '51, '52, '53 Latin Honor Society '51, '52, '53 Our Lady's Committee '51, '52 Choral Club '50, '51 Senior Editor '53 Sodality Queen '51 Linz Award 50 51 53 Treasury Club Chemistry 52 Choir 50 51 Religion Award 53 Salutatorian 53 PATRICIA LOUISE MOZLEY Entered September 1949 So allty 50 51 52 3 Sports Editor 53 Religion Medal 50 Spelling Medal 50 Varsity Baseball 52 53 C our 51 52 3 Literature Committee 51 BasebalICaptam 52 53 4' af EDRA ANN PHILLIPS Entered September 1950 Sodality '52, '53 Choir '53 Freshman Editor of Edwardia '53 Basketball Varsity '53 NORMA RUTH REYNOLDS Entered September 1949 Sodality '50, '51, '52, '53 Linz Award '50 Choir '50, '51, '52, '53 Choral Club '50, '53 Varsity Basketball '52 President of Chemistry Club '52 Chairman of Our Lady's Committee Art Editor of Edwardia '53 Eucharistic Committee '52 '51 SENIOR ,Z SE ICR ONEIDA JOAN ROY Entered September 1950 Sodcllity '50, '5l, '52 Choir '53 Secretary of Spanish Club '52 Activities Editor of Edwardia '5 PATRICIA AN N SCOTT Entered September T950 Linz Award '52 Sodality Literature Chairman '53 Varsity Basketball '52, '53 Debate Club '53 Choir '52 Varsity Volleyball '52, '53 Religion Award '52 Letterman's Club '52 Treasurer of Class '53 Co-Editor of Annual '53 Sodality '52, '53 Varsity Baseball '52, '53 Salutatorian '53 DORIS MARIE SYKORA Entered September 1949 Class Favorite '51 Vice-President of Sodality '53 Vice-President of Class '51 Captain of Volleyball '50, '51 , Sodality '50, '51, '52, '53 Choir '50 Eucharistic Committee '51 Literature Committee '52 Secretary of Annual Staff '53 Linz Award '50, '53 Letterman's Club '52, '53 Basketball Varsity '52, '53 Volleyball Varsity '50, '51, '52, Baseball Varsity '52, '53 ANGELINE TERRANELLA Entered September 1949 sodomy '50, '51, '52, -53 Social Committee Chairman '51 Choral Club '50, '51, '52, '53 Choir '50, '51, '52, '53 lm'-lf8'9ln as ,J , LT L ' -' A is 771 '52 SENIORS , '52, 53 SENIORS MARTHA AN NE TQMLINSON Entered September 1950 President of Class 52 53 Vlce President of Spanish Club 52 Sweetheart of Sodallty 52 Varsity Basketball 52 53 Assoclate Business Manager of Edwardla 53 Soda :ty 51 52 Choral Club 5l 52 53 C our 51 52 3 Red Cross 53 Varsity Baseball 51 Class Class Class Class Motto Splrlt of 53 Song . . . . Mother Beloved Colors . . . . . Silver and Blue Flower. .... Red Rose ' I I I . - . . , ' I ' I I I ' ' Il ' II I I' I I I I I I I I ' I I I h , , 5 I I I s I I if I ll ' ' I II II II The lunlor year, the thlrd rung on afour-step lad I der, constitutes a peruod of hard wor It IS nn thus year that the dnffncult preparatron for the sensor year begms Margaret Barren Mmme Mane Bono The lumors of thus year have active members In every club of the school Therr Interest In sports, especially IU baseball, as unparalleled Just as other classes before them, the lumors are typical ID thelr fund ralsmg campaigns for the big Mary Cash Luc: l le Costner Mary E l lzabeth 'NN 1 !.Z Matllde Curlel Claudette Cozby l 1' E .- f A l ff . 1 k. n s I l, o 0 1 u ' ar 'fn ' 3' - R V y., .lt ORS event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. The strong ' will power to protect the secrets of the Prom against . gg l I the constant probing of the curious seniors is an amaz- ' ing feat which has kept everyone in suspense. One of y ill fl Ayiathapne Dawson Patricia Davis f' I' . ' I V 4 the activities to raise money for this event was thekQ',2li,' ' , f r' l J Cat Rally held during the middle of January. 'U 7' I v - J We know by all the efforts of the JuniorClass that flx ll' they shall adequately replace the retiring Senior Class Lucy Dugan Sharon Ferri tor M Marie Fehmer Ella Mary Haskovec Henrietta Herne D f 0 ' 1rl', w Wi ilu' lm l I Q o Ju Ions W,'jwl l La Claire Hermann Wanda Jean Hilz Patricia Koller Duane Lenzen Theresa Leveretfe IK Alice Lara Florence Layden dl v Ann Lmdemann Shirley Ann Luclan Carol Lundqulst JU IORS ,5- J ,N lr- w 45 5 .if 5 1- Lf 41. if ok -V kr vme.. rx - f - X we , .E N Tommie Jean Manion Nancy Otto Mary Louise Rodgers MGFQIS 5kOPlk Sandra Stebbins Sallye Steer Mary Martha Scott Ru May Semmes Mary Whetzle Mary Beth wtlldmg Zmolnk if R :fr My X ,MT U . ARM K 'H S . 'ln w,- N Yr' . 8 ' I 1 ,suv J . . G . Jr? I9 Zol la Aguirre Maude Cllve Barry XXX SOPH The sophomore year is important in building a strong educational foundation This year s sophomores have shown their eagerness to be a part of St Edward s both educationally and socially In the educational aspect biology held the high spot The sophs watched the growth of fish and plants and made startling dns coverles about butterflies They even went so far as to decorate the lounge with a fish bowl containing a crawfish Debating Interested the sophomore class so much this year that besides intramural victories they also C laudla Benoit JOGU 5e0Uf0l'Cl Elaine Boykin Helen Cortez Carolyn Dunn x : n ' 4, T 24 . I K. gigs U X s X -TL' C . is X xy - x- it y K rx Q X2 '- N- r 'Auf L N4 il , ss gs JA 1 ' ! y . P. sb f M- I L, 'J . - . , T ' 1' , C . Vg I4 t it W lf Q- , 0 , . . M s. 4 OR held debates with Jesuut and L G C The sophomores chose vocatuons as their bug pro gect for the year by formlng a committee to pray for reluglous vocatlons Every Frnday mormng after Mass as all the classes are fnllng out to go to class, the sophs are dedicating their day for vocations In the athlehc outlook the sophomore class IS among the best They are noted for their volleyball playing and they have more Iettermen than any of the other classes Josephune Enna Jean Marne Flowers , 'l 5 X MDFY HeI'ef0fCl Grace Johnson Mary Lee Haley Theresa Jurgel la SCPHOMORES Pafrlcla Polasek FYCIUCCS Pope Dorothy McGrcfh Mary Bell Price Mcry Frances Prulft Florence Quevedo Frances Marne Sagnibene S , V 1 . 1 K- .1 , ff 'Q . j ' J I J' .I Q I N . 'U' SOPHOMORES Ann Louise Scotch Ann Semmes ' 4.-fi FM ,Ind 'XL JVM' Aj- cf Z Mary Kafherme Smnth Marilyn Tenholder Patsy Le e Shaver Odell!! RGHIY Teresa Roan Carole Walton Bessie Marie Angelo Rosemary Beckham FRE The freshman year, the beginning of training in the many different fields of knowledge, is the most difficult year. For it is in this year thata grammar student must adjust himself to an entirely different curriculum. He must step out of the role of a child and take on the responsibilities of a high school stu- dent. This is exactly what this year's freshman class has done. They have shown themselves capable to take on any proiect and make it successful Proof of this can be seen In their many activities of the year The first of these activities was a Christmas party gnven In the freshmen home room A week before the Carol nn Bemt Lupita Casares '-np. Frances Ann Cash Patsy Anne Clare Erin Corbett party, names were drawn to provide everyone with a present. The decorations in the room were colorful . The tree was also beautifully decorated. The next of the freshmen activities was a Valen- tine dance given on February 7th in the Church Hall. This was one of the most successful dances of the school year. Along Came Harriet was enacted by fresh- men. March T7 was the date of this little show. Also this was the date they chose to entertain the eighth grade girls from all the Catholic grammar schools, many games with prizes were on the agenda of events This closed the actlvltles for the freshmen but their eyes are to the future, their sophomore year Jacquelon Jackson -..w Antoinette Marie Interrante Catherine Mary Jurgel la Carolyn Mane Knickerbocker Jane Frances Lmdemann Lllllan Elizabeth Kuchar Imogene Mary Lucian 25 . . . . 1 ,, , . . 'I ' 1 , Z , gm n 0 ' . Patsy Ann Mamon Mary Gaynell Mitchell FRESHMEN Barbara Ann Mills Mary Delores Muller Connie La Veral McMamgal Betty Marne Nelson Jeanne Anne Martin Echth oore Pat Pace Martha Ann Quevedo 26 . . at . X 86510 , V h hy , X LN 5 . . tml -sq FRESHME Marne El lzabeth Qultfa ff' Mary Ellen Reeves Mary Ruta Sassm Angellca Rodrlguez Anna Mae Rychlnk Delores Velasquez Lucille Vlnlng !4 gk. Er, Maureen Turner ,MJ J!! 2' -'W fwffif? A! 4116 Beverly White Diane Wilson Sally Whetzle 27 HAIL HOLY A GEL MY GUIDE L 28 The boundless dnmensuons ofspcrrtual progress lre be fore us Through experience we learn that there IS never an end to the Dlvlne bemg of God In the lnght of this fact we strrve to envelope all the possible knowledge that will Increase the standard of our splrltual llfe From among the materlalushc vlews rampant In the world to day, we must search out, fund, and embrace the wonder llfe covers not only the achvlhes we parhcrpate In for the love of Christ but our everday llvlng as well T reach the doorways through which we must pass IH order to engoy unbounded heights we pray, Haul Holy Angel, My Guadel 9 9 ful supernatural peace found only in God. Our spiritual . . . . O if nl H AW Qi in -f,, May Day funds the Soclallty offlcers preparing for the crowning of their patraness the Blessed Vnrgrn Mary Left to rlght Paula Kneusel Sacrlstan Henrretta Herne Recording Secretary Top Ger trude Koller Prefect Alnce Lara Treasurer Darts Sylcara Vuce Prefect La Claire Hermann Corresponding Secretary SODALISTS Bessie Angelo Carol Benlt Mnnme Bono Elalne Boykin Lupe Casesaras Mary Camplse Helen Cortez Claudette Cozby Catherlne Dawson Carolyn Dunn Marne Fehmer Jeanne Marne Flowers Mary L Haley Henrnetta Herne Socral Chairmen Mary Frances Camplse Carmen Lara Angelrne Terranel la Wanda Hllz La Claire Hermann Antolnette lnterrante Paula Kneusel Gertrude Koller Barbara Kuchar Llllran Kuchar Alice Lara Carmen Lara Ann Llndemann Jane Lnndemann Theresa Leverette Carol Lundqulst Sylvla Moreland Our Lady's Chaurman Barbara Kuchar Eucharlstlc Chairmen Elalne Boylan Pat Polasek Patsy Mozley Frances Pope Mary E Qultta Mary Ellen Reeves Mary Louise Rodgers Anna Mae Rychlnlc Ann Louise Scotch Pat Scott Sally Steer Doris Syl-cora Marrlyn Tenholder Angelnne Terranella Carol Walton Literature Chairman Pat Scott Q . , V 5 s r A 2 ' 4 14-'4 . .X J' 2, LV A i I jx s-W I 3 ' fggnx Krew Vx' - , ' rf I ' ' ' QV ' 1 4 W- l el?W r ,x :H Ngfifl -Ag . N' Jiffy: . 4 S .5 tug r - , S. 4' of -of 1 we .,' lv si ff' . 'A' I v it, wg y Q 5 V I - ' 'V X K ',,., ' LI r 521 t 'Ar M' lt l MM5:'f Q 4'-. flu-:Sill K L L, 'sf I ' rtt, R gf' , ' 1 , . A X, ' ' ' ' , f' , - Q 1. L W ...Y ..,' ow- , .ay f A uk.. ,Q Q 4 fx ' 3 N f f v , A L , , -,A Q 4 5 f 2, X F31 L at rj' Y! 1 , S NW S ' A F C, Q 0 W we AN S 4.6 . Z . , . i . . I . . 1 - ., 1 ' , 5 ' . , ' - 1 ' . HAIL HOLY ANGEL MY LIGHT XY' 32 One of the basuc reasons for our parhcnpahon In school llfe IS the shaping and molding of our untellecfs The development of soul, mmd, and body IS the one height for which we are all reaching Under the specual guidance of well educated Instructors we prepare for our place nn the world Educohon consusts not only IH studies but an every phase whsch determines our future lm pressed wlfh the need of help we turn To our guardian angel and pray, Hall, Holy Angel, My Llghfl f 1 nr. Junior History Class learns important phases of their American heritage. Homemalcing class is educational and pleasurableto these busy fresh- men. Freshmen quiz one another to deve lop their mathematical ability. ' KW' pf' 1' -in., 9 Librarians, Mary Lee Haley, Claudio Benoit, Helen Cortez, and Mary Elizabeth Quitta, spend mony hours in the library checking in and out books for the benefit of the students. Mrs Snell watches over students as they take speed tests giving instructions on the right methods of typewratmg his. -3 Slster Allce Clalre gives flnal mstructlons before Sprung Recital May 18 1953 Ave Marla Ave Verum Glory to God Gypsues None But the Two Guitars ,y R v ll Q, I MUSIC AWARDS PROGRAM Lonely Heart Sonahna No 6 In D Fascmatnon Waltz Charmante Madnlena Tarantelle Nnghtfall Waltz Song from Faust St Edward Choral Club Carol Lundqulst Anna Mae Rychlnk Grace Johnson Jeanne Marne Flowers Carol Lundquust Edward Choral Club Presentation of Natuonal Guild Awards Carol Lundqulst Natsonal Wmner Jeanne Marne Flowers Dustruct Wmner Y 5 . H r ? Fw ,iq E ,Zn 5 . . . . . . . - - I , . . ...... . ........ .... ....... ...... ...... .. ............. .... ....... ........ ................. . .......... . ..... .. .... ..................... St. Russlan 1 t Al wal ' Marsh Mozart Rachmanlnoff Schumann Tschalkowskl Folk Melody Clement: Wachs Groton Wachs Heller Luszt Gounod HAIL HOLY ANGEL MY HELPER I EVERY DIFFICULTY The welfare of our world and its people IS one of the important issues emphasized throughout our high school years. Treasurlng our heritage, and, envlsloning the ideals, we yearn for more abundant Christian living. By fashionmg our lives In hugh school ln preparation for our future llves In the social world we learn our duties an and to our democratic government When troubles would overwhelm us we cry out, 9 D Hail, Holy Angel, my helper in every difficulty. M , gg L The Midwestern Area of the wa We prlde ourselves on the struct regulations we lmpose on condldotes washing to become members of the National Honor Soclety Several gurls have passed the ngad test by provmg themselves outstandmg nn scholarshnp servnce leadership and character and are derlvmg great pleasures from their mem bershlp Left to rsght they are Mane Fehmer Henrietta Herne Wanda Hllz Gertrude Koller president La Claire Hermann Ann Llndemann Carol Lund qurst and Nancy Otto American Jumor holds Its annual Area leader ship Trammg Center at Comp Petnt Jean In Petut Jean State Park Ark Thus year Dallas County Chapter of the J R C chose four hugh school students to attend the trammg center Ann Llndemann was one of Red Cross Every year the Amencon leguon holds o school In the summer tnme to help the young people of the state of Texas learn about their government Each Auxolaary of the Amerncan Le gnon sends one gul to rep resent them ot thus school Mary louise Rodgers a 'unlor has been chosen to attend the four chosen to go HAIL HOLY ANGEL WITNESS OF ALL MY ACTIONS Qs Physucal development IS an Important phase un the currnculum of every school We engage nn sports to de velop our IndlVIdUCl skull and an earnest serlous splrlt We Iearn to exhlblt fair play ln our behavior alertness ln our physical and mental attitude and resourcefulness In our actions Therefore ln athletics we turn frequently to our guardlan angel and say Hall Holy Angel guard my actions f 9 , . I I I . H . I 1 I N The Junior P.E. Class limbers up as part of their regular routine. The season was a success and these appy seniors receive the volleyball rophy for the second time in their igh school career. The Basketball Varsity collects last minute pointers from P.E. instructor, Mrs . Thomas, before the annual game with Wichita Falls. T U VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Camplse, Mary Frances Collmer, Mary Elizabeth Cozby Claudette Cortez, Helen Curlel, Matllde Dawson, Catharine Dunn, Carolyn Haley, Mary Lee Haskovec, Ella Mary Helne, Henrietta Hllz, Wanda Jurgella, Theresa Knensel, Paula Koller Gertrude Koller, Patrlcna Lara, Alice Lenzen, Duane Llndemann, Ann Lundqulst, Carol Mllls Barbara Phillips Ann Pope, Francis Price, Mary Belle Quevedo, Florence Rodriquez, Angelica Scotch, Anne Louise Scott, Mary Martha Scott, Patricia Skopik, Margie Smith, Mary Katherine Sykora, Doris Tenholder, Marilyn Walton, Carole Whetzle, Sally Zmolik, Dorothy An intramural game between the Freshmen and Sophomores keeps the players on their toes VAAEEHI' E Bono Mlnme Marne Boykin, Elaine Campuse, Mary Frances Collmer Mary Elizabeth Cortez Helen Cozby Claudette Curlel Matllde Dawson, Catharine Dugan, Lucy Dunn Carolyn Ferrutor, Sharon Haley, Mary Lee Haskovec, Ella Mary Heine Henrietta Hereford, Mary Hllz, Wanda Jurgella Theresa Knelsel, Paula Koller, Gertrude Koller, Patrlcla Kuchar, Barbara Lara, Alice Lara, Carmen Lenzen, Duane Leverette, Theresa Llndemann, Ann Lundqulst, Carol Lundquust, Marianna Phillips Ann Pope Francis Price, Mary Belle Quevedo Florence Sagnlbene Frances a Scotch Ann Louise Scott Mary Martha Scott, Patricia Semmes, Ann Semmes May Shaver Patsy Lee Slcopak Margie Smith, Mary Katherine Steer Sallye Sykora, Doris Tenholder, Marilyn Tomlinson Martha Walton, Carole Whetzle, Mary Zmolik, Dorothy 'iv N6 new um wif BASEBALL VARSITY Camplse, Mary Frances Collmer, Mary Elizabeth Cortez Helen Dunn, Carolyn Hasquovec, Ella Mary Herne Henrietta Hereford Mary Hllz, Wanda Koller, Gertrude Koller Patricia Jurgella Theresa Lara, Carmen Layden, Flossle Llndemann, Ann Mozley, Patricia Pope, Frances Scotch Ann Louise Scott Mary Martha Scott, Patricia Semmes May Skoplk Morale Steer, Sallye Sykora Doris Tenholder, Marilyn Tomlinson, Martha Walton, Carole Whetzle, Mary Zmolik, Dorothy , Z' 1 ,i 1' 1' we ff ,f,, in 14. 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'Q , ' X, ,fi -gms ,-. . 4, K . S f , 1 , . ,Y , , l ' n l , , . ,V lk Y F. f . ' w . ,1 ' , 9' m V Z v . , - I 5 , f 'sw , , - .W k -' '-' . '. the freshmen HAIL H OLY A GEL MY MOST FAITHFUL FRIE D Love thy neighbor as thyself This ns a law of God to which everyone IS obliged to conform Socuculs provide opportunities for close companlonshlp and consequent observance of thas second great commandment Social contacts tend to sharpen personalltues and round out the mental attitudes of youth p r ance of acqumng good frnends and of ourself being a good and faithful friend we pray Hall Holy Angel my most faithful friend 9 9 Realizing the im o t ' ' ' . . . I I u ' I I ' ' .ll -at , olent Show day came around December Sth nd again the Catholic High Schools got to- ether with St. Edward's. Martha Tomlin- on, class president, poses with Claudett rbozon, of Ursuline Academy, Harry Was- ff, Jimmy Begg and Jerry of Jesuit, and rylyn Calhoun of Saint Peters. In the above three pictures the seniors are in a dither with plans for their activities. rlappy seniors board the train enroute to Fort Worth for the weekend. Martha Tomlinson poses for a moment beside the punch table at the seniors' tea held in honor of their parents. Seniors' parents chat with Sister Alice Claire at the Senior Tea. Barbara Mills plays popular tunes as the other freshmen girls ioin in singing. Left to right: Angelica Rodriguez, Edith Moore, Barbara, Patsy Manion, Sally Whitzle, and Jackie Jackson. ur: ' Lf? Q Xi 'F Petite Marianna, with her twinkling eyes, stepped through the glistening football to reign as Jesuit s 1953 Foot ball Queen. Beside her is Parlee Pass her maid of honor 'Tar son, Commentator . 3, fs' T ll ,lx -, - at, efgjiij mx - ,,,, The Choral Club's year at Saint Edward's ended with a choral recital May 18. Left to right, Tommy Jean Manion, Alice Lara, Mary Frances Campise, Dorothy Zmolilc, Patricia Palasek, Henrietta Heine, Carol Lundquist, Sue Ferguson, Mary Martha Scott, Angeline Terranella . Second raw: Barbara Kuchar, Norma Reynolds, Theresa Leverette, Mary Lee Haley, Mary Elizabeth Collmer, Car- men Lara, Helen Cortez, Claudia Ben- oit, Nancy Otto, Ann Lindemann, Tille Curiel. Third row: Mary Whetzle, La Claire Hermann, Minnie Bono, Jean Marie Flowers, Catherine Dawson, Mar- gie Skopik, Elizabeth Cherry, Gertrude Koller, Nlartha Tomlinson, and Wanda Hilz. Spring formals were quite in fashion at the style show given to the seniors by the Saint Edward's Alumnae Bottom row from left to right are Joan Roy Angeline Terranella, Marianna Lund quist, Barbara Kuchar and Mrs Ade layde Wright of Adelayde Wright s Jun ior Shop. Top row are Carmen Lara Sylvia Moreland, Martha Tomlinson Norma Reynolds, and Mrs Elaine Mad CRGANIZATIO 21's The Junior-Senior Prom was the topic for discussion to the iunior class officers. Read- 'WY . 47 ',4-,QF ing left to right is Theresa Leverette, secre- tary, Henrietta Heine, treasurer, Mafilde Curiel, president, and Mary Elizabeth Coll- mer, vice-president. 2 4 . i The class meeting is out and the sophomore class officers happily depart from their class with plans on their agenda. Left to right they are President, Carole Walton, Vice- President, Frances Pope, Secretary, Helen Cortez, Treasurer, Mary Lee Haley, and Parliamentarian, Zoila Aquirre. Planning for their Sweetheart Dance are these busy freshmen class officers. From left to right are Jane Lindemann, president, Carol Benit, vice-president, Frances Cash, secre- tary, Beverly White, treasurer, and Erin Cor- bett, class reporter. W , L X. X ,Qi 'Q 1 ifinwy :- . xg ,, 3, I I- we gy... Red Cross work is ot vital irriportance to these girls onthe Junior Red Cross Court' cil. Left to right are Sue Ferguson, senior representative, Martha Tornlinson, senior representative, Carolyn Dunn, sophomore representative, Nancy Otto lunior rep resentative, Sister Dorothy Marie-, mod' erator, Ann Lindernanrr, president, The resa Jurgella, sophomore representative, La Claire Hermann iunior representative' .lane Lindanrann, freshman representa tive, and Barbara Mills, freshman rep- resentative Posing with Mrs Thornas, the P. F. direc- tor, is the Letterrnan's Club. Reading from left to right on the top row are Pat Scott, Doris Sylcora, Ann Lindemann, Mary Hereford, Theresa Jurgella, and Mary Lee Haley. Seated are Henrietta Heine, secretaryg Pat Koller, president, Mrs Thorriasg Mary Martha Scott, vice- president and treasurerg and Alice Lara Absent from picture: Helen Cortez, Caro' lyn Dunn, Wanda Hilz, Gertrude Koiler, Carol Lundquist, Frances Pope, Florence Quevedo, Ann Louise Scotch, Margie Slxopik, Carole Walton, Choir practice brings smiles to the faces ofthe Choir members. Lett to right, top rowj Alice Lara, Angeline Terranella, .loan Roy, Norma Reynolds, Paulo Kneisel, Anna Mae Rychlik, Lillian Kuchar, Hen- rietta Heine, Barbara Kuchar, Mary Frances Campise, Claudette Colby, Bes' sie Angelo, ibottom row, Marie Fehmer, Antoinette Interrante, Carol Benit, Pat Mozley, Gertrude Koller, Catharine Daw- san, Carole Walton, Helen Cortez, Ann Phillips, Wanda Hilz, and Carmen Lara. Alice Lara gives her order in Spanish at the Spanish Dinner as Ann Lindemann and Mary Whetzle loolc on. Alice must have been pieased with her order, as she and Ann looll contented, 1 1. 4 mmf-- . ml ,. A ve ,N Nt ,4 ccalourecte Day Servnces 'W 5 : U Pl U' Baccalaureate Breakfast given by the Sisters of St. Edwurd's in the Mirror Room ofthe Stoneleigh Hotel . One of the many memorable events in the last school days of the seniors at the breakfast. Father Brady gives his farewell address to the seniors. wi X 1--' v Pc? 'fsfxaff-1 W-eff-Q1 W v -4 QI 64 K as is .VG 494, t Q, 1' ' 9' 'Y ' , ' I - 9 . ffawmtrm-Gu - .. ,-.M-M. .. -, ,. w--pw ul ' , :tr V, U -:,.,..-4. 0 -' 'N -2' ! if W X gg ,fl hx W MQ lp' ' R, gf 'ad ,Mum Q U ,, IWW, 1 -www .,x.,,y,Qg1k1g2,'5,w:4 . I Q ' 2 I 2 I mf fn fi fi in i fl 7 , 4 1 Sf. 3 'Fit f J, it We S., gr rr 2242, A A isis' ,f :ff I DO not disturb! The cinnuril staff is busy with the Edwardia. Left to right is the co-editor, Pat Scott, editor Carmen Lara, associate business manager Martha Tomlinson, and business manager Mary Frances Campise. The class events occupy the time of these class reporters, Angeline Terrcinella writes the prom news for the iunior class, Elizabeth Cherry and the sopho- mores have had many closed discussions on their activities, Sylvia Moreland has worked overtime with the seniors activities, Ann Phillips has worn a path to the freshman room to gather their news of the year. Nancy Brian and Sister Frances Marie, Edwardia moderator, review the annual in sister's office. Art, social, and picture editors put their heads together to brighten the annual's new face. Norma Reynolds, art editor, Joan Roy, social editor, Gertrude Koller, art editor, Sue Ferguson, picture editor, Marianna Lundquist, picture editor. Watch those errors! Left to right are Doris Sykora and Barbara Kuchar, our typists of the annual, and Patsy Mozley, the sports editor. .,,, - A 5 :QA Emplre Prmtlng and Luthographlng Mr and Mrs L B McDaniel Rob Roy Electrnc Company Rudolph Meat Market Anderson Furmture Company Doran Chevrolet Draughon Busmess College Duffey Furniture Company A Frlend Golmar Baking Company Angelo Grocery Art Craft Venetian Blinds Carl of Dallas Beauty Salon Carter Jewelers O J Caskey Service Statuon Dal Sec Drug Damel Lakewood Glft Shop SPECIAl PATRONS PATRONS FRIENDS The Doll House Infant and Children Wear Mrs C G Dryer St Edward Academy Alumnae St Edward Holy Name Society Tennessee Mnlk Company Hart Furniture Company Joe G Holy and Son Neuhoff Brothers Royal Crown Bottling Company Schmtzlus Manufacturing Company Sngler Jewelers A Friend Gaston Avenue Pharmacy F J Glornosa Home Plambunq Company Parks Hunter Service Station Klddue Korner Infants Wear Paul R Knelsel and Family Mary Alice and Dorothy Kuchar Lallas Apparel Adelayde Wright Junior Shop Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Enna R c Buddy Lambeth Lone Star Olds Cadillac Company Dora Jean Long Long Machnne Tools Company McCord School of Music Mary Mondella Mr A C Moser Mr and Mrs B W Mozley and Family Henry Nuss Book Bunder The Orchld Shop Patrncna Joanne O Renlly Paclgntt Brothers Company Jay Payne Men s Wear Mary T Preston Mrs John Allego Mr and Mrs Marshall Anderson D R V Bal y Rosemary Becker Marlon Belyeu Puritan Laundry and Cleaners Mrs W R Ralston Ray Shoe Store Mxlce Schell St Edward Boys Athletics Club Mary Smetalc Stuart Florist Sykara Constructlon Company Texas Extermlnatlng Company Townes Apparel Mary Alice Vance Beatrice Wemberger Clyde Welch Furniture Company Zambrano Studios COMPLIME NTS Tony Benedetto Brewers Pharmacy Bryan Street Cleaners Casa Linda Shoe Shop Mnss M Cooper Nicholson Seed Store Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Terranella r. . . 'le Cyclone Fence Division Mr and Mrs James Eastland and Family Elm and Haskell Drug EI Original Restaurant Ray Field A Friend A Friend LeRoy Garrison uoode Ceramic Studio Goodson Manufacturing Company Mr and Mrs clines Mr and Mrs Ross lnterrante .Iered Distributing Company Kenyon Auto Store Mr and Mrs J H Kneisel Mr and Mrs Sam LaBarba Lakewood Florist Mr and Mrs Charles LePary Little Grill an Family Luna Tortilla Factory Mayo Plumbing Company Miss Josephine Mentesana C Mine: Shoe Craftsman P E M s Nita s Drive ln Oak Lawn Paint Company W M Paschal Paul s Radio and Electric Shop Peak and Bryan Grocery Puss Eastland Fashions in Music Mr and Mrs C R Robnet Mr M Schwilly Dr Newton Taylor Taylor Super Market Taxco Cafe Miss Josephyne Todora Herbert Watson Louis Nard . ' X. . yer Cecil C. Hiliy Public Finance Service . . I JY. . . . . . . . . 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