St Edward Academy - Edwardia Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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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

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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

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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.