St Edward Academy - Edwardia Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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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

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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

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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 ' .