St Edward Academy - Edwardia Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1960 volume:

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I I I I I I I , I ' ' I ' I I I f L 4 l1ii1hdvl:.ALalIn.vm.f.,'..,:,. 1 A .u,-..m...JnuLag..gn . - 2 - ,....,... . '99 Q I dll! III! .1 1 MT' .,. 1 -:A 5 1: lx, . flw ESI ,154- WH L .QQ1 ED WARDIA 1960 Presented by Senior Class Saint Edward Academy Dallas, Texas Foreword The Saint Edward Senior Class would like to present the 1960 Edwardia. This yearbook unfolds a story, the story of the past school year at Saint Ed's. lt is difficult for any yearbook to portray the days of the school year as they actually occurred. So many of the little, daily experiences were the ones which lent an air of excitement and interest to the year. But it is hoped that in recalling to mind through this annual some of the more memorable events of the year, the little, uneventful, yet pleasant experiences of every day will again reappear in memory. Two of the most memorable events of the past school year were the in- stitution of a school uniform and the privilege of mid-morning Mass. But who can forget those little, daily experiences such as the mad rush by the Senior Class to be first in lunch line or their attempts to monopolize all con- test material in order to win school holidays? In a spirit of thanksgiving for all the memories of our high school years and for our teachers and friends, the graduating class of 1960 gratefully presents the 1960 Edwardia. y X X Dedication X -. X 'ro yup, ova PARENTS, we lovin y dedicate me 1960 saw ia. X r NX ' ' f Through your mutual love you have providedfcn with life, loveg and the benefits of a Chu ou generously work andnysuffer that we maykh thexhett e n life. You worry overtusfscold us when . I X A A K I 1 f ff we do wrong. 'and tea ountry. s Your Pride in us r v , I t I datessfrorrrthe fi'EfT ich youwtaught us to the , . ' X Af- K-. ' f Q . --a.....N last time we dicfsometh -3 121 f- oved we believ - whatyou had taughtvusi By your examplelyou have .s - -:'?: - at the f . ily. which is thetfjrst unit of societyg' is the fotntdation of lea: wg a ove.NQnder yonkxcapable guidance we have completed our elementary ltd secondary education. You have been the onlookers at our victori defeats But - 1 and consoling as was need- ed. We are thankful 4- -' many ing wltlch e have received and, though! we did not f ays show o . - recytion was 1 waysthere. So, in gratitude, the Seni Q -t s lovingly 4- 5 6591, dicates no you, our , APE QI- e'-e..,-,A:- 7,1 dear parents, this, o is-9-ui 1 2-4 V, f A X' X. H --- 5 X, I I elf RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN P. BRADY Pastor of St. Edward Church REV. EDWARD R. MAHER Superintendent of Schools of the Dallas-Fort Worth Diocese MOTHER DEVOTA Provincial Superior Sisters of St. Mary of Namur Fort Worth, Texas MOTHER ELIZABETH Superior-General Sisters of St. Mary of Namur Namur, Belgium MRS. L. B. SNELL MISS MARY WILLIAMS MRS. NELL TAYLOR MR. FRANCIS G. O'BRIEN Faculty SISTER ELIZABETH SISTER I-OYOLA FATHER BEDE LACKNER SISTER IMELDA SISTER MARTIN LOUISE Staff of '60 IANICE FEHMER AUDREY HILZ Co-Editor Art Editor CAROLYN SLITER Editor FRANCES GRIZZAFFI JEANNE CAMPION Business Manager Secretary lv X JEAN NIE CAMPION Entered September 56: Sodality 57, 58, 59, 60: Sodality Unit Leader 58: Sodality Sweetheart Princess 57: Sodality Treas- urer 60: Vice-President of Class 57, 58, 59: Choral Club 57, 58, 59, 60: President of Choral Club 60: Square Dance Club 57: Junior Red Cross 57, 58, 59, 60: Pres- ident of IRC 58: JRC Representative 57: JRC Dietary Aide 58, 59, 60: Merit Award 57, 58, 59: Debate Club 57, 58, 59, 60: President of Debate Club 59: Twelve Year Club 60: Choir 57, 58, 59, 60: Typing Award 59: Social Editor of SEA Log 59: Drama Club 60: Representative to Speech Tournaments 57, 58, 59, 60: Secretary of Edwardia 60: Bowling League 59: Spanish Club 60. TERESA ANN BECKER Entered September 56: Sodality 57, 58. 59, 60: Sodality Prefect 60: Sodality Unit Secretary 59: SSCA Representative 58, 59: Queen's Work Editor 60: National Honor Society 59: Vice-President Na- tional Honor Society 59: Class President 57: Class Treasurer 59: Choral Club 57, 58, 59. 60: Junior Red Cross 57, 58, 59, 60: Vice -President Red Cross 59: IRC Representative 57, 58: JRC Dietary Aide 58, 59, 60: Merit Award 57, 58, 59: Scholarship Pin 59: Debate Club 57, 58, 59: Debate Club Treasurer 59: Choir 57, 58. 59, 60: Managing Editor of SEA Log 59: Representative to Speech Tourna- ments 57, 58, 59, 60: Bowling League 59: Square Dance Club 57: Spanish Club 60. IANICE ANN FEHMER Entered September 56g Sodality 57.58, 59, 60: Corresponding Secretary of So-A dality 60g Sodality Sacristan 59: So- dality Sweetheart Princess 57: Sodality Unit Secretary 575 Sodality Unit Leader 58: Co-Editor of Edwardia 60: Class Favorite 57, 59: Merit Pin 57, 58, 59: Typing Award 59: Perfect Attendance 57: A. Harris Young Texan Board 60: Twelve Year Club 60: SSCA Represent- ative 58, 59: Drama Club 59, 60: Drama Club Publicity Manager 60: Drama Club Business Manager 59: Student Chairman of North Texas Play Festival 59: Choir 57, 58, 59, 60: Junior Red Cross 57. 58, 59, 60: IRC Representative 59: Bowling League 59: Square Dance Club 57g SEA Log Reporter 59. MARY HELEN DOMINGUEZ Entered September 57: Drama Club 59, 60: Future Nurses Club 59, 60: Sodality 59: SEA Log Reporter 59. IODY HENCERLING Entered September 56: Choir 59: Square Dance Club 57g Jesuit Freshman Speech Tournament 57g University of Dallas Tournament 58: SEA Log Reporter 59: Drama Club 59, 60: Drama Club Make- up Chairman 595 Future Nurses Club 60. FRANCES GRIZZAFFI Entered September 56: Sodality 57. 58, 599 Future Nurses Club 59, 60g Choral Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Choral Club Treas- urer 60: Softball Varsity 57, 58g Volley- ball Varsity 57, 58. 59, 605 Perfect At- tendance 59p Typing Certificate 59: Bowling Club 593 Business Manager of Edwardia 60: Cheerleader 57g Letter- man's Club 57, 58: SEA Log Reporter 59 High School Favorite 60. AUDREY HILZ Entered September 56: Art Editor of Edwardia 60: Best Disposition 60: So- dality 57, 58, 59. 60: Drama Club 59, 60: Publicity Manager Drama Club 60: Future Nurses Club 59: Volleyball Var- sity 57, 58: Letterman's Club 57, 58: Choral Club 58, 59, 60: Choir 57, 59, 60: Square Dance Club 57: Bowling Club 59: Librarian 57: Junior Red Cross 57, 58, 59, 60: SEA Log Reporter 59. JO ANN HILLEBRENNER Entered September 56: Sodality 57, 58, 59, 60: Junior Red Cross Dietary Aide 58, 59, 60: Future Nurses Club 59, 60: Volleyball Varsity 57, 58, 59, 60: Bas- ketball Varsity 57, 58: Baseball Varsity 57, 58: Letterman's Club 57, 58, 59: Choral Club 58, 59, 60: Choir 59: Pub- lisher of SEA Log 59: Typing Award 59 Bowling Club 59: Debate Club 57: Drama Club 59, 60: Vice -President of Drama Club 59, 60: Best Athlete 60. JANET A. LISH Transferred from Woodrow Wilson: En- tered September 59: Drama Club 60: Choral Club 60: Future Nurses Club 60. MARY ALICE KNEISEL Entered September 56: Sodality 57.58, 59, 60: Future Nurses Club 59, 60: Choir 57, 58, 59, 60: Drama Club 59. 60: Twelve Year Club 60: Perfect Attendance 57, 59: Reporter for SEA Log 59. CAROLYN LOYKASEK Entered September 57 : Drama Club 59, 60: Drama Club Treasurer 59: Future Nurses Club 59, 60: Class Treasurer 60: Gold Bookkeeping Award 59: Class Banker 59. SONJA CAROL LONDENBERG Entered September 56: Choral Club 59, 60: Sodality 57, 59, 60: Drama Club 59, 60: Production Manager of Drama Club 59: President of Drama Club 60: Sports Editor of SEA Log 59: Choir 59, 60: Let- terman's Club 57: Basketball Varsity 57 Baseball Varsity 57: Volleyball Varsity 57: Typing Award 59: Most Dependable Senior 60. , KATHI ANNE PICCOLA Entered September 56: Sodality 57, 58, 59, 60: Sodality Unit Leader 58: Sodality Recording Secretary 59: Sodality Vice- President 60: Choral Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Choral Club Vice-President 60: Volley- ball Varsity 60: Jesuit Maid-of-Honor 60: Bowling League 59: Drama Club 59: Choir 57, 58, 59, 60: Class Vice-President 60: Representative to SSCA 58, 59: Re- porter for SEA Log 59: Talent Show Contestant 59: Merit Award 58: Attend- ance Medal 57: Most Typical Senior 60. PEGGY MORRIS Entered September 56: Class Favorite 60: Choral Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Choral Club Secretary 60: Drama Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Drama Club Treasurer 60: Square Dance Club 57: Bowling Club 59: Re- porter of SEA Log. CAROLYN SLITER Entered September 56: Sodality 57, 58, 59, 60: Merit Pin 57, 58, 59: Junior Red Cross 57, 58, 59, 60: JRC Dietary Aide 58, 59, 60: IRC Representative 58: Choir 57, 58, 59, 60: Typing Award 59: Editor of Edwardia 60: Editor of SEA Log 59: Bowling Club 59: Publicity Manager of Drama Club 59: SSCA Representative 58, 59: Twelve Year Club 60: Debate Club 57, 60: Student Council Representative 59: Religion Medal 57: Debate Club Parliamentarian 60: Drama Club 59, 60: Class Banker 58: Spanish Club 60: SEA Log Class Reporter 58: Square Dance Club 57. REBECCA RANGEL Entered September 57: Sodality 57, 58: Class President 58: Student Council Representative 58: Drama Club 59, 60: Bowling League 59: Cheerleader 59, 60 Future Nurses Club 59, 60: SEA Log Reporter 59. IO ANN VULLO Entered September 56: Typing Pin 59: Merit Pin 57, 58, 59: Perfect Attendance 57: Secretary of Class 60: Sodality 57, 58.59, 60: Sodality Unit Secretary 59: SSCA Representative 58, 59: Reporter for SEA Log 59: Choral Club 58, 59, 60: Drama Club 59, 60: Bowling Club 59: Star in Glass Menagerie Play 59: Talent Show Contestant 59. DONA LUCIA SPAWN Entered September 56: Merit Pin 57, 58, 59: National Honor Society 59: Two Half Year Scholarships to University of Dallas 58, 60: Award for Best Debater at U. D. 58: Ten First Place Medals, Ten Second Place Medals, Three Third Place Medals in Speech Work 57, 58. 59. 60: Debate Club 57, 58, 59, 60: De- bate Club President 58g Debate Club Vice-President 59, 60: School Debate Award 57.58, 59: School Drama Award 57, 58. 59: Drama Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Lead in One-Act Play 59, 60: Class President 59. 60: Best Acn-ess at NCTC Play Festival 59: Class Secretary 58: Student Council Representative 58. 59: Choral Club 57, 58, 59: Jesuit Home- coming Queen 60: Most Representative High School Girl: Most Attractive High School Girl 60. CAROL ANN WORLEY Entered September 56: Future Nurses Club 59, 60: Vice-President Future Nur ses Club 59: Drama Club 59, 60: Star of Importance of Being Earnest 59: CYO Skating Representative 57: LGC Speech Tournament 58: Reporter for SEA Log 59: Hostess for U. D. Speech Tournament 59: Sodality 57, 58, 59, 60: Sodality Unit Leader 57: Choral Club 57, 58, 59, 60: Debate Club 58: Bowling League 59: Square Dance Club 57: Choir 57 , 58, 59, 60: Junior Red Cross 58, 60: Talent Contestant 59. 5 ' . YV I T 5 I 1 Q ff? w W lass Ujjficers Janita White, Vice-Presidentg Mary Sue Graves, Secretaryg Angela Adams Treasurer: Kay Markey, President. IOSEPHINE CANTU CARMEN DA MOMMIO ANNE FAVREAU AN ITA FIORLETTA ANGELA ADAMS ELISA AGUIRRE IRIS BAKER HELEN BARTON DIANA HELTZEN TONI INTERRANTE THERESA KNEISEL SHARON KOLLER MARY SUE GRAVES GALE GRIZZLE BOBBYEANN HALE DIANE HEINE DOROTHY MANICCHIA CAROL NOSKA JUDY O'DELL MARY THERESA PERALES IEANETTE KUBALA JUDY LA DUKE MARY LINDEMANN KAY MARKEY KATHI ROBERTS LOUISE SNAPKA IO ANN URSO JANITA WHITE LINDA PEREZ MARY JANE QUEVEDO IEANETTE RECER KATHLEEN RILEY Sophomores X 'Z A ix 5,7 4 X I IJ . X' ' f Z V Nina Cheneler Cathy Gordon Elyse Beaupre Clara Becker Linda Brian Nancy Carr igan Gail Grissaffi Shirley Hencerling Geraldine Hillebrenner Mary Guzman Cecelia Hall Michelle Hallack Theresa Jones Patricia Morton Frances Mozley Sarah Kneisel Nancy Konderla Jodie Miller Sharon Moore Mary Nassour Judy Sebena Pat Webb Cathy Pierce Dorothea Pasqua Virginia Piccola Patty Wilson 5 A Freshmen +1 r. X 44 , 1'-7 4 Carole Brian Gloria Cantu Jane Carrigan Elsie Cheneler Linda Sue Adams Carol Andersen Toni Beeson Sharon Borders Patricia Hall Toni Ann Hill Jo Ann Cronley Marilyn Favreau Florinda Garcia Ana Gomez Joan L66 Diane O'Roark Cathy Pearl Iris Marie Ruiz Patricia Siwiec Martha Lindem ann Linda Malone Susan Moody Elisabeth Ogas Rosemary Welnack Judy White Mary Ann Smith Irene Toclora Geri Lynn Toupal Carol Io Urso Jocelyn Wortman . awk 'Wilnif Sl 'S I xl! Classes X X x gm -er' Latm, II The sophomores are given the chance to expand their knowledge of the Latin language. Relrgwn IV In senior religion concenrration is placed on religion's part in Lhe senior's future life. Spanish These students discover that it takes a teacher like Sister Imelda to make the Spanish language and people so fascinating. Algebra I As freshmen these pupils encounter their first experience with algebra. Geometry Junior math students listen attentively as Mr. O'Brien explains some basic geometric definitions and theorems. Speech II The sophomore class has fun while learning to speak correctly and remain front of an audience. ggi? f,,, w.,, , I CU DJ tn CU 5 'S' World Hzstory Father Bede explains some events out of the pasr to these freshman history students. Yypzng II In the second year of typing the students strive for a higher degree of speed and accuracy. Biology In biology, with Sister Loyola teaching, the pupils find the subject difficult but joyable. i J - P Qi pg !', Q L -f . iff Z A X . '-. 17 P 1 s I High Sclwol Favorite FRANCES GRIZZAFFI JUNIOR Elisa Aguirre SENIOR Peggy Morns Class Fcworztes FRESHMAN Irene Todora SOPHOMORE Judy Sebena Organizations vw f Sodality SODALITY OFFICERS Sodality Officers: Teresa Becker, Prefect: Kathi Piccola, Vice-Prefectg Janice Fehmer, Secretaryg Jeannie Campion, Treasurerg Jeannete Kubala, Recording Secretaryg Mary Sue Graves, Sacristan. These girls represent the development of spiritual life within the school. Prefect Teresa Becker instructs the Sodaiity candidates before their acceptance into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Frances Grizzaffi, Treasurerg Peggy Morris, Secretaryg Kathi Piccola, Vice-Presidentg Jeannie Campion, Presidentg Sister Martin Louise, Director. Choral Club Choral Club members, under the direction of Sister Martin Louise, sing many traditional and modern melodies. Debate Club The debaters, wiLh the help of the officers and Sister Mary Loyola, have presented the school with many honors. Future Nurses Club As future nurses of America these girls strive through knowledge to help others. 'Nz- 'f'1 A: . IX 1 gl -. K Ni, K yr. sri, K , . . V V, ,, KW, K K r-JE' Q ,' K 4 P M I, + L A . 4 W - . K . 1' 1 ' K These girls, under Lhe direction of Miss Mary Williams, have achieved success in their dramatic efforts. Drama Club DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Jo Ann Urso, Production Managerg Patty Wilson, Parliamentariang Peggy Morris, Treasurerg Janice Fehmer, Publicity Directorg Mary Sue Graves, Secretaryg Sonja Londenberg, Presidentg Jo Ann Hillebrenner, Vice-President. Gregorian Choir Members of Saint Edward's Gregorian Choir practice diligently under the direction of Sister Martin Louise in order to sing the official music of the Church. EA L0 These girls, members of the SEA Log staff, work out plans for the next issue of the school newspaper. 4 K Ac X 49 9 The Genedward Players had a busy and successful year with their production of King Lear. They won first place with their play at the University of Dallas Play Fes- tival and won the honor to take the play to San Antonio for a production of it there. Toni Interrante, Mike O'Shea, and Dona Spawn received superior ratings for their performances in King Lear. Speech Activities Representatives from all the high school classes earned recog- nition and honors for Saint Edward's this year in the many speech tour- naments in which they participated. Nik fG4'2?fa, 'aLl V, These freshman beginners in speech won the second place sweepstake trophy in the freshman speech tournament. The actions of the Sodalists ex- tended from the realm of the spiritual to the apostolic. Teresa Becker and Ann Favreau attend the National Sodality Convention. Saint Edward Sodalists were present with hundreds of other Sodalists at the Summer School of Catholic Action. Here they attend Mass in a body. Sodalists visit the postulants These 50Ph0m0fe5 were fe' and novices at O. L. V' ceived into the Sodality on April 2. Gold Medal Debate During this program the prize winning debaters of the school tried to attain the-title of Best Debater. Members of the choral club sang at the program. N Awards are presented for the best job of debating. These Freshman gms find de- These debaters' aiders assist the bating demands lots of hard work. debatefs in gathering material' Choral Club members on the trip to San Antonio. Saint Edward's choral club won another second place ribbon at the Music Festival in San Antonio this year. V ' 2 , -...a . g K :Sf W Members of the choral club fMiss Williams directs the choral sing at the Spring Choral Con- club while Sister Martin Louise cert. plays. Saint Edward players in action at the volleyball tournament at Saint Cece1ia's. Saint Edward's A Team: Angela Adams, Sharon Koller, Frances Grizzaffi, Mary Jane Quevedo, Ianita White. aww L. G. C. and St. Ed's in action Winners of the volleyball tour here. nament with their trophies. Father Bede blesses the advent wreath as three seniors look on. Advent Season This year penance was stressed as a preparation for the season of Christmastide. Members of the drama and choral clubs combined their talents to pre- sent an Advent Pageant just before the holidays. Monsignor Brady and assistants help distribute candy at the annual Christmas program. P r. CL L F n 6 C 3 6 t. lf 'U Maid of honor, Janita White, crowns Pat Webb, queen of the Spring Festival Dance. Princess Gloria Cantu looks on at maid of honor, Janita White. 15-. jifix Princess Audrey Hilz accepts a gift Couples gather at the punch bowl for from Father Bede as her escort, Jim refreshments. Fowler, looks on. Sodality Court: Jeanne Campion, Jeannette Kubala, Janice Fehmer, Kathi Piccola Teresa Becker. Monsignor Brady and assistants enter the church. A Program was held for the St, Eq1'5 A biology exhibit was sponsored by students commemorating the Hun- the S0Ph0l'1'10l'e C1288- garian Revolution. s Mary Cody acts as fortune teller during the sophomore circus. Miss Carmichael performs a Japanese dance for the students Some members of the freshman class during initiation week. Strictly Senior fesuit Homecoming 'TEMS gg.. 1.0010 Dona Spawn and Kathi Piccola ready for their ride around the football stadium. 1959-60 Maid of honor, Kathi Pic- Homecoming Queen, Dona cola, is escorted by Mike Spawn, is escorted by Fetty. Bobby Konderla. A ' 'S , t . .Harmfu- . V ' ' , ,. 'V 1,,.y T33 . 'wi S34 . f b' ET is ,Q j 535, Li, -,.k-:ip-ff '-:JI 5 fi,-,wifi - . '- if- V1 + Kathi Piccola, maid of honor, crowns Dona Spawn as Jesuit homecoming queen, Senior Ring Ceremony Monsignor John P. Brady speaks at the Senior Ring Ceremony. The graduates of 1960 received their class rings at a traditional ceremony Senior Retreat The silence and wonderful conferences by Father Donnelly were a great aid in planning the future of the spiritual and vocational lives of the Seniors. The Grotto was frequently visited The Grotto of Our Lady at Our Lady by the Seniors on retreat. Of Victory. ll, n 11 0 r e n i 0 r Carol Ann Worley was crowned queen of the prom by maid-of- honor, Carolyn Loykasek. As Time Goes By, the theme of che Junior-Senior Prom held at the Statler-Hilton Hotel, will be remembered for always by the Seniors. B .tt y Maid-of-honor, Carolyn Loykasek, is congratulated by Junior 7, class president, Kay Markey. The efforts of the Junior class made May 20 a date that the Seniors would never forget. Alumnae Luncheon an ,gf ,s t A .L Z E -R 4 A An Afternoon in Shangri-La, was the theme of the luncheon given by the Alumnae at the Statler-Hilton. Ann Lockwood, president of the Alumnae, extends a welcome to the graduates. On Baccalaureate Sunday, the Seniors received Communion in a group After the Mass, the Seniors attended a breakfast held at the Stoneleigh Hotel. E I u 2 On the steps of Saint Edward Church, Monsignor Brady poses for a picture with the nineteen graduates. AUDREY HILZ KATHI PICCOLA Best Disposition Most Typical Senwr Superlatwes IO ANN HILLEBRENNER SONIA LONDENBERG Best Athlete Most Depend able IANICE FEHMER TERESA BECKER Harris Young Texan Board Homemaker of the Year FOUR YEAR GIRLS Janice Fehmer, Jeanne Campion, Mary Kneisel, Carolyn Sliter Sl I ' a ,fi On May 31, the CaLholic graduates of Dallas received their diplomas from Bishop Thomas K. Gorman. Graduation DONA SPAWN CAROLYN SLITER Valedictorian Saluratorian CLERGY Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman Bishop of Dallas-Fort Worth Right Reverend John P. Brady Right Reverend William F. O'Brien Saint Pius X Church Saint Thomas Aquinas Church Saint Luke Parish Saint Augustine Parish Church of Saint Paul the Apostle PATRONS Kirby Photography Studio George A. Linskie Ed Maher FRIENDS Barroco Food Mart Leelenez Mortgage Co. Vick's Restaurant Egyptian Lounge Mr. and Mrs. Tony Piccola, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Sliter Joe Holy and Son Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Campbell D'Mars Restaurant 8: Steak House A Friend ' Mrs. Neeley Mr. William L. Preston Price Lumber Co. G. D. Thompson Wardrobe Resale Co. South Haskell Pkg. Store F1etcher's Barber Shop Rudolph's Market Long Machine Tool Co. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Grizzaffi Benedette Liquor Mr. and Mrs. Ross Interrante Chance Egg Co. Texas Produce Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scalise Mr. Wilson Kivik Way Equipment Flowers Inc. Cash Food Store COMPLIMENTS Greenville Avenue State Bank McGees Grocery Casa Linda Cleaners Fair Park Natrame Zenith Hearing Aids Dickie Johnson Sara Lamonco Dr. Olin Gibbons Universal Crop A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Gloriosi Parkdale Furniture American Wine and Import Magnolia A Friend Jack Miranda Mariano's Harrison Employment Service Salvador Timpo Family Amedieo Sam Trizza Family Dee and Hattie Cleaners Mrs. Tony P. Interrante Ray Hurry B. and G. Trading Post Stagg Renz Insurance Co. American Trucking Co. Frankie Farizal A Friend Trojack Radio and Television Norbert E. Weiler School Cafeteria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Piccola Mildred Miller Mr. and Mrs. John Patrenella A Friend Ace Jewelers Harrells Mr. and Mrs. Tony A. Mentesana Lindops Jack wertheimer Tire Co. Allegro Magnolia Tea Room E. V. Randolph Fats Grocery and Market Cut Rate Drug and Liquor Jayne M. Greenhall C. R. Ray Gulf Service Station Columbo Pizza Bakery Kress IRVING A Friend Irving Savings and Loan Vu11o's Drive-in-Grocery Irving State Bank Dr. G. I. Scott Midway Supply and Salvage Co Herbert Cooper George's Furniture Co. Irving Florist Adams, Linda Sue Andersen, Carol Beeson, Toni Borders, Sharon Brian, Carole Cantu, Gloria Cheneler, Elsie Cronley, Io Ann Favreau, Marilyn Garcia, Florinda Garza, Gloria Gomez, Anna Grzywinski, Virginia Hall, Patricia Hill, Toni Ann Lee, Ioan Lindemann, Martha Malone, Linda Mhoon, Mary Rae Moody, Susan Murrah, Eileen McKinney, Darlene Ogas, Elisabeth Student Directory FRESHMEN 6834 Kennison 1711 Greendale 4921 Terry 6119 Tremont 1536 Fairview 5621 Hickory 7107 Fair Oak 4215 San Jacinto 1203 Caldwell QGar1andJ 1413 Juanita 3524 Howell 1514 Pecos 1919 1!2 North Pearl 11607 Abston Lane 609 Lawson fGar1andj 5546 Vanderbilt 1928 Pleasant Drive 5111 Willis 3406 Worth 3321 Douglas 5018 W. Amherst 121 Melrose Lane qLancasterJ 5123 Willis EV-1-0146 EX-1-7261 TA-7-0538 TA-1-2145 TA-3-5265 HA-8-5423 EM-1-2494 BR-8-5251 AT-5 -2355 LA-8-9987 TA -3-4096 DA -7 -7459 BR-6-3061 TA -4-6240 EX-1 -1589 TA-1-5038 TA -7 -9856 LA -1 -5362 FL-2 -2370 2334 TA-6-1047 O'Roark Pearl, Mary Catherine Ruiz, Iris Marie Siwiec, Patricia Smith, Mary Ann Todora, Irene Torres, Teresa Toupal, GeriLynn Urso, Carol Io welnack, Rosemary White, Judy Ann Wortman, Jocelyn Beaupre, Elyse Becker, Clara Brian, Linda Burnes, Sue Cheneler, Nina Cody, Mary Gordon, Cathy Grissaffi, Gail Guzman, Mary Hall, Cecelia 2831 Larry Drive 4332 Ateka 1353 S. Barry 5438 Belmont 402 Larry Drive flrvingj 5539 Bonita 2138 Arroye 8414 Rena 5151 Monticello 6418 Parkdale 6411 Bobolinks 805 James Drive Qkichardsonj SOPHOMORE 9973 Galway 4950 Dolphin 1536 Fairview 2608 Housley Drive 7107 Fair Oak 213 W. 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