St Marys Academy - Sunbeam Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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FWF FH I 22 DEDICATION In this book, we set forth the interest of the past years, it joys and victories, its hardships and defeats-in fact, the scholastic history of the student body. We feel that our victories and accomplishments were gained mainly through the prayer and guidance of our beloved teachers. So we, the graduating class of 1948, hereby wishing to honor and thank you, affectionately and respectfully dedicate this annual to you, our teachersg THE SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD. l l 'P 9 2-. 201MSi'L-:J fl UN Xxixqf X o aj GSX A l 1 ggi sc QEQQ0' I S'-W SDN -Q, f X f2'05Xqf KWH- QWNQQKN' Mf fiwlw www- W gxgxql .xt-Sie!-4 If M MI! 5' 4 QV' r A iixgiqf A ant! ! if If ,a ,i ' fi, A ig Wi -U f -, 1 ........... 'if Q NS 4 :S , J . '-ii' X +- -'-1 H... mg fl su- -1- ' -,il Ab .55 'li .I- -1-1-ii I IN MEMGIQIAM GAY SCQTT THE CHRISTMAS STAR The morning star shone brightly The star of celestial light, When Our Lord Himself came down o Oh Blessed Night of Nights. He brought down peace and justice, Not war, strife and woe. He told His story of love on earth So many years ago. Oh world that hast forgotten This Blessed Babe Divine, And all He meant to all mankind, Your souls to Him resign. Again the cry rings 'round the world, Noel, Noel, it seems to say. The cry heard many years ago, Peace on earth this day. Gay Scott Christmas 1943 n earth 1- Most Reverend Bishop Laurence J. FitzSimon D.D. l4s ul ,-15' ' :iw ff- ge's1 .ad -E H 111. 'igielgupia igmwr ,?v1II81'iuU,Q23EHE May 25, 1948 I greet St. mary's Academy on the com- pletion of another successful scholastic year and congratulate the Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish and the Sisters of the Incarnate Word for the splendid progress with which the Acad- emy is being blessed. At the same time I heartily commend their devotion to the cause of Christian education which is contributing so much to the building and maintaining of the Faith in the city of Amarillo. I congratulate the High School gradu- ates of the Class of 1948, as well as all who have successfully passed the courses leading to an advanced year. I wish to thank all who have in any way assisted the Academy during the past year? and I deeply appreciate the efforts of those who share with me the conviction that the fa- cilities for a good Christian education should be of the highest consideration in planning the future of our Church in this city. I bestow my blessing to all who have been associated in the achievements of the Academy during the year now ending with grad- uation. Devotedly yours in Christ, ,QQQM Bishop of Amarillo. ow K . 'V 0. 04,ff'b0oO+ '57 Oc? Q' .3-Q0 ,eff fo? N04 A9 O40 .219 50 49 oc Q7 00 OS bio 9' 0 fwvvvuf- A , - ' Q' A A,-5-.. - 'Q - -.Q ' f' ' -- f ., 4- ,-.ilF '5f --1 .. M ...- J- H ' - ..,. wg., The Grotto South Entrance Sitting on the Lawn ? '? ? 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I 2 FORTY HOURS With the offering of the holy sacrifice of the Nlass in the academy chapel on Tues- day morning, Jan. 27, the Rev. William R. Lamncz, S. M. , of St. Mary's university of Sun Antonio, opened the students' retreat at St, Mary's Academy. The exercises began every day with Holy Mflss in which the retreatants re- ceived Holy Comrnunion. Conferences, Medi1ati0U5, Rosary, and the Way of the Cross were on the scheduled program which was closed every day by Bene- diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The periods not taken up with the retreat exercises were devoted to the private interviews of the students with the retreat master. The students of St. Mary's will not soon forget their retreat, of 1948 nor the retreat master, Father W. R. Lamm, SODALIT Y MEETING 2 2 ' Crowning of the Blessed Virgin At Queen's F'ro1ic, Sodality Dance N PREFECT Sodality Officers Prefect--Judith Delgadillo Vice-Prefect--Leona Gabel Secretary--Beverly Fleming Treasurer--Celia Saunders SODALITY SUNDAY AT SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL DELEGATES TO CHICAGO S. S. C. A. V'-'VI KL-I I I ul xl: wvslnv uy.1y,.x V, hh., yn-....4 L ww .- 'lf ff ' V-'1'ai.e .,e gy, WY' Academy Girls Welcome Father O'Collohon Q -W O - W- CHANGE OF CLASSES fPosedD STUDY HALL. AK'l' GLASS 'hd X XN. 1 . -. Q' f Private D ' 1 1 A wx I ' i 5 ' 4' ' 1'-'M-hH'X'1' sn : ' I 'W We k 'm ifzf ' V 7 . 5 ' .X l wx, ,, I- ' ' 1 4, 1 CAFETERIA I 0. FIRST COMMUNION lvl . . ' - .1 71 sn Fa? qt? '24 1 , 5 r ft 11 T , -f in 7,-, 3 ga, ,X - ' f ' 5 .1 ' 34 Q E ,- A 1 W . f . ,Q Q f ' Aux . f ' : ff, '-'Q ,Ex 5 , 5 ' 'i 4 , ' E1 M1 FW P' - n 105505 gang EIGHTH GRADE 4 A , .r , Q . GRADUATION X Ax . ' I !. NOW WETVE. GROWN UP x I e SENIOR FAVORITE JACKYE OAKLEY VIVACIOUS FUN PLUS A Ei al TALENTED EXPLOSIVE , ' ' ff . t t , , , CELIA SAUNDERS- Senior Class President, Sodality Treasurer, Co-Editor of Sunbeam, Senior Recital, School Favorite, Varsity, Choral Club, Bach Club. This little chick is very well known around old S. M. A. She needs no in- troduction to the students and very little can be added to the honor given her in being elected our school favorite. Her flashing smile, quick wit, and just plain ole bounce will be sorely missed here at the Alma Mater. She was responsible for the success of many projects and will be one of the greatest assets any progressive college could have. Our best wishes Celia, and don't forget us. .IACCUELINE ROBERTS- Senior Vice President, President of Choral Club, Sodality, Vice President of Athletic Association. This senior has been running Red Skelton a close race with off-the-record remarks for the past three and a half years. She's our home town comedienne and her dry wit has sent many a hearty roar up to the rafters of St. Mary's. She's clever, and talented. She tells everyone exactly what she thinks without a qualm. When she laughs it's low but full of meaning. She's wonderful and we hate to part with her- 4, VIRGINIA MCMINN- Senior Class Secreatary, Art Editor of Sunbeam, Choral Club, Sodality. Better known to us as Ginger -isvery much what her nickname implies, plenty spicy-especially in personality-capable of defending herself and others if the occasion arises. She prefers History to 'Math any day of the week and. thinks Betty Davis is wonderful. She is the artist of the Senior Class, and possesses a remarkable memory-particularly for license numbers. Here's luck to one of our most talented seniors. NANCY BROWDER- Senior Class Treasurer, Business Manager of Sunbeam, Winner of Radio Speech Contest, Choral Club, Sodality. Y Brown, eyed, quick tempered Nancy, lively and full of fun has been with us for 10 C groan I years. Fond of horses and cowboy boots she adds a truly Western atmosphere to our Senior Class. But Nancy is much more than this. Intelligent and aggressive, she is a true lover'of democracy as evidenced U by her winning essay in the Voice of Demorcracy contest here in the city. E Nancy is a devoted friend, a lover of books, dancing, and good shows. Her plans for the future include college I I.W.C. I where she intends to take up Iournalism. :Q say to you, Dear Nancy, we will not forget you and hope that you may ever hold? a.,nln.11e,fon.u.s. .in,vnu.r. heart of friends and memories- .rr - E After graduation and the sadness of farewells there is one thing we wish 'cog 1' DYNAMKI YANKEE DEMURE COQUETTBH I 0 JUDITH DELGADILLO- Sodality Preiect, Editor of Sunbeam, Price Football Queen, Run- ner up for School Favorite, Honor Student, Varsity, Price Cheer Leader, Choral Club. Our Judy --pages could be written on her, none doing her justice. To sum up our Sodality Prefect is difficult. She is our most level-headed, and efficient young senior. She's ambitious and has the drive to fulfill her many future plans. She refuses to say anything about anyone if it isn't nice and true. She's our sweet Judy-our energetic and hard working Judy. We will never know another to compare with her winning personality, or her unselfishness. We just want you to remember one thing Judy-we're going to miss you. MARGIE CUIGLEY- Sunbeani News Editor, Secretary ol the Athletic Association, Choral Club, Designer of Sunbc-ani Cover, Sodality. Our lovable yankee-Joined us niicl-terni in our Freshnian year when her family :moved here from Wichita, Kansas. Vtt- owe the artistry of our year book cover to her creative genius. She is tond of an active ganie of tennis and adores suninier since at this time she can get a deep copper tan, and lots of exercise, swirnniing. Yes she's front Kansas--and believe it or not-brags about it! She plans to attend college hack in her home state. We know that we are losing a wonderful gal and only hope that Kansas realizes that our loss is their gain. l.uck and good wishes go with you, Ma rgie. MARION ENGELBRECHT - l9-18 Varsity Captain, Secretary of Choral Club, Honor Student Sunbeam Reporter, Sod-ility. Introducing Basketball Captain and star player!!! 'lo her we owe many' victories and to ln.-r also, we :night add, yo our thanks for nunit-rous lessons in sportsrnan- ship and It-am work. Marion joined us during our Eighth Grade year and became a true S.ivi.A. girl the saute year. Her plans include college and more Basketball. She likes good inovies, dancing, and animals of all descriptions- She is also one of our outstanding students-she niakes the St. Nla1'y's honor roll at least eight nionths out of the nine in the school year. And that, :ny friends is quite an average! We wish you luck, Nlarion, Basketball and all!!! CANA JO WIL.l..BURN- Sunbeam Reporter, Senior Cheer Leader, Attendant to Price Foothall Qlll't'l'l, Choral Club, Sodality. This pert little cutie joined our class mid-way in our Junior year. From the moment of her entrance she was a coniplete success-just as she always is. Her disarniing smile and friendly brown eyes easily put roost self-conscious stranger at case. She's an interesting conversationalist and proves it without invitation-since she loves to talk. She's a true friend but is sonietimes guilty of forniing snap decisions which she never regrets. When proven wrong, she admits defeat rapidly but when she's right the-re's no two ways. We feel lucky in having known you, Cana, even for a short year and a half. 3 , . Q -.1 , L, t il if it 'til tl POTENTLAL TWITTERPATED VERSATILE RESERVED ROSEMARIE ACKFELD- Sunbeam Reporter, Choral Club A Our quiet and thoughtful member-she entered St. Mary's September . of '47 and from that time on was a mainstay in our class. Appearing outwardly so quiet and calm, we are sometimes astounded by a sudden burst of energy or a sudden explosion of anger over some thoughtlessness of another. She likes to read and is one of those rare creatures who never seems to be idle or given to wasting time. Truly a good example for the rest of us. Her voice is soft and rarely raised above her normal pitch. She hates to think she ever disturbs anyone and takes great pains to avoid confusion. We think she is wonderful and we wish her all the luck in the world!! JEANNINE MCWHORTER- Co-Chairman of Sodality Social Committee, Sunbeam Typist, Choral Club Jeannie to you-our blue-eyed blonde entered our class in 1943 when we were a notorious Eighth Grade I and I mean notorious! J She has struggled with us and we think she really belonged with us from the very beginning. She is a very good dancer and the possessor of a lovely voice. Jeannie loves parties and is as happy giving them as attending them. She wants to spend some time of her life in Colorado-and if that's what she wants we think she should have it. Good luck Jeannie, and pleasant journey!!! KATHLEEN HERRMANN- Sunbeam Gossip Editor, Bach Club, Choral Club Senior Recital, Sodality Kathleen, know as Katie here at school, has been with us from the beginning all the way up to the end of our arduous climb. She is our pet soprano and professes a deep interest in dramatics. She loves to dance and act in plays. Katie is spoiled, but not too bad, she has a temper one profits by avoiding when it's burning but she forgives and forgets quickly. We have loved her these twelve years and will miss her. Next year she plans to attend Loretto Heights, in Colorado. We wish you luck, Katie. IDA KUHLES- Vice President of the Spanish Club, Bach Club, Choral Club, Sodality Ikie joined our class in 1945, our Sopohmore year, and has been a close comrade of ours ever since. She isterribly sentimental over small Scotty dogs and can get more excited over a dance than anyone I know. She likes movies and, check this, has no particular favorite star! Come graduation, she will either go to work or enter business college-her plans are slightly indefinite at this point. We have enjoyed her friendship for I these three years and we are looking forward to continuing this friendship for many years to come. Good luck, Ida, and don't forget us! FRIENDLY VIGOROUS ,aw ir l .- DREAMER PETITE LLELA MARIE HEY- Sunbeam Reporter, Choral Club Our Colorado protege joined us in September of our Senior year. She is blonde and the owner of piercing green eyes, that seem to ob- serve much more than they reveal. She is extremely fond of pretty clothes as is proved by a look at her extensive wardrobe. She likes boating but can't swirn, what a combination! She also likes horse back riding and dancing. We have drawn the conclusion that we have a versatile and truly lovable American girl in this our Lela. Don't forget us and our best wishes for your future. X VIRGINIA OAKLEY- Senior Class Favorite, Sunbeam Reporter, Choral Club Virginia, known as .lackye to us, joined our class in our Junior year. This little gal became a hit with us overnight, her bubbling personality and blonde hair caught on quick and we soon found that if ever we needed to depend on someone for a job well-done, Jackye was our gal. She always came through with what she promised and for this we're grateful. We also want to thank her for giving our class a new life and vigor with her continuous chatter and wit. She wants to attend college and stay single for some years. I-lere's our hearty thanks to you, Jackye and best whishes for your future.. MARIE FUNK- Senior Recital, Attendant to Price Football Queen, Price Cheer- leader, Sunbeam Reporter, Choral Club, Varsity Our Mi -another of our twelve year scholars- is one of our star athletes outstanding in both basketball and softball. She is also Our Dreamer , when those green eyes begin to mist and then fasten on some point quite distant, you might as well forget the question you wanted to ask her- she doesn't even know you exist! During her twelve years here she has been the cause of some unfor- gettable incidents, yet she fights only for what she considers right. We believe in her and whatever she turns to after graduation, we know she will make it a success. Our best wishes go with you! BETTY ROSE HANDLEY- Co-Captain of the Class Basketball Team, Sunbeam Typist, Choral Club, Sodality This petite little item has been familiar with the halls of S. M. A. for twelve straight years, and we know we would never have made Graduation Day without her. Our Bets has been the best friend in need we can think of and one of our hardest little workers. She has helped run up many a score in a hard and fast basketball battle and though small, believe me she knows how to duck, dodge and shoot with the best of them. She has a sweet soprano voice and proved it in our renowned Minstrel show. We are certainly going to miss this ray of sunshine, and hope next year, but Betty, we will not forget you! 'Z SWEETNESS PERSONIFIED WINDY SENIOR NAME DUBBED TEMPERAMENT AIM Rose Marie Ackfeld Pete Quiet Science Technician Nancy Ann Browder Nanc' Volcanic X Millioner's Wife Judith Elena Delgadillo Judy Congenial Success Marion Lola Engelbrecht Marion Changeable Comptompeter Operato Marie Louise Funk Mi Debatable Concert Pianist Mary Louise Griffin Lou Sweet Secretary Betty Rose Handley Betty Jovial Bookkeeper Nlarguerite E. Herman Betty Humorous Interior Decorator Kathleen Agnes Herrmann Katie Firey, yet comical Dramatics Teacher Lela Marie Hey 1 LuLu Off Beam Pilot - Ida Josephine Kuhles Ikie Reticent Bookkeeper Ellen Virginia McMinn Ginger Cagey Commercial Artist Victoria Jeannine Mcwhorther Jeannie Flighty Model with Millions Virginia Rosalie Oakley Jackye Fickle Dramatic Actress Margaret Rose Quigley Margie Smoldering Housewife Jacqueline Marie Roberts Jackie Happy-go-lucky Photographer Celia Fay Saunders Celia Carefree Radio Pianist Cana Josephine Willburn Cana Lively Airline Hostess mr MARY GRIFFIN- Choral Club, Sodality One of our late entries, joined us at mid-semester of this, our Senior year, and is already a full fledged member of the group. Arriving from Denver she enrolled at S.M.A. and from the first day we loved her. She entered wholeheartedly into our work, our joys, and our sorrows. She is a rabid sports fan, her only lament being the fact that Amarillo has no facilities for ice-skating! She likes dances and parties and fun in general. lf ever there was a girl who knew how to enjoy life- Mary is that girl. She would like to go to college, at any rate we know she will be a big hit whatever she does. We have enjoyed your friendship and hate to part with you, but hex-e's Good Luck!!! BETTY HERMAN- Choral Club, Sodality Presenting our latest addition-one Betty Herman- well known from our Freshman year. Betty left us that year for Chicago, fhorrors!l but between semesters she came back to join us in our Senior year. We find she is the same lovable girl- the same wise-Cracking, always joking Betty that we once knew, and we are very glad of it. She likes to dance and play basketball- pity the opposing team- and has a very good voice. She wants to attend college, preferably Stevens. Anyway, wherever you go, Betty, don't forget us cause we will long remember and treasure your friendship. INVENTORY 1 'u PROBAQI-,gy BE FiAMOl.TS FOR gWEAKNESS DIED OF Pyramid builder ' S Studying j Science Brakes fingernail I President of Poor house Arguments Money Straight pointed-nose Editor of Esquire Hair Dancing I-Ieighth grew to 7' 2 An Old Maid Basketball ' '.Tohnnv Heartbeats Hobo Dreaming Men's Jewelry Nightmare Street cleaner Adaptability f -E1-nie Bending over Wash Woman Lecturer Flee trainer Chicken expert Radio commentator Elevator operator Star shiner Egyptian toe dancer Hornie toad trainer Ventriloquist Undertaker Deep sea diver Blue hair Wise cracks Singing Diamond ring Chauffering Geometry Wasting time Multi-colored hair Accent Comedy Excuses Brokenhearts Platform shoes Bangs Dates Clothes Polk Street Sarcasm Flirting Peroxide Love Eating Horses Men Cancer of toe nail Poison ivy Going steady Brains Starvation Raised eyebrow Unknocked knees Old age Heartbreak Ptomain poisoning Being on time Freckles unllvam ' 1 'flltll STAFF Editor-Judith Delgadillo Co-Editor-Celia Saunders Art Editor-Virginia McMinn News Editor-Margie Quigley Gossip Editor-Kathleen Herrmann Business Manager-Nancy Browder Reporters- Rosemarie Ackfeld, Marion Engelbrecht, Marie Funk, Mary Griffin, Betty Herman, Ida Kuhles, Cana Jo Willburn Typists-Betty Rose Handley, Lela Marie Hey, Jeannie McWhorter, .Tackye Oak1ey5 Jackie Roberts gg W!! 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X Jf' fxefo T Ellen ixq xafq I-658 C 96156016 uber UG an E osernarie Birkenfeld Leona Gabel Jo Ann Parr Jacqueline Weirick 1 Margaret Ann Banasik Mona Catherine Meier Mary Ellen Clarke Eileen Hoare SENIOR CLASS PROPHEC Y On a beautiful May afternoon, in the year 1958, we find the famous Powerless model BETTY HERMAN gracefully ascending the steps to our town's largest Lime and Cement Company. Suddenly she slips on a banana peel and slides, not too gracefully, down to the C'0ncrete below, in her moment of distress, who should appear but JUDY DELGADILLO faithful companion of her school days, now the famous tight-rope walker. Somewhat abashed, Betty finds herself gently helped into the spacious building, where to their surprise they come face to face with--the co- owner CELIA SAUNDERSQ After the howdies have been exchanged, the business Manager, JACKIE ROBERTS, appears announcing the completion of her new in- vention, THE ATOMIC SEEING EYE, now ready for use. Upon Judy's suggestion to ascertain what the other member of the class '48 are doing, she proudly and efficiently works the complicated machinery and 1o!!-- on the screen appears Sister David, formerly MARIE FUNK, the expert teacher of a bored Bookkeeping class. As Jackie presses the button we see Jeannine in an exclusive cafe -----F----- washing dishes, flt looks like she got her wish!!J But whom do we now see? Why, it's none other than JACKIE OAKLEY beautifully curling her little daughter's BLONDE hair. The next-one togreet us is NANCY, the charming, well-preserved matron' of the home for aged ladies. My! Dosn't CANA JO still look pretty! and look, Robert Mitchum is bestowing the Acadeny Award for her performance in THE LOVES OF LIZA. In that giant sky-scraper, in New York we spy GINGER artistically illustrating roBob --- MARY GRIFFlN'S latest comic strip. A determined push of the button discloses IDA speeding fas usual, in her newest Neusch Cab. Nervously fingering the script of the Opera Carmen in which she stars, KATIE is directing her to the Metropolitan Opera House. A very familiar scene is now thrown on the screen. Indeed, it's Cathedral Hall. And from the cheers, it is very evident. that the UNDEFEATED team of SAINT MARY'S has just won another game thanks to the efficiency of the now internationally known coach, MARION ENGELBRECHT. The next screen flash shows us the Boston Institute of Technology, where ROSE MARIE holds the office of ..... headhjanitor. We are out in the country now, where we see LELA MARIE checking eggs for market from her spacious chicken farm. Who would have thought it--Lela, playing nursemaid to cackling chickens! Now, there is little Betty Rose who has become an. ardent church-goer: her study of architecture has taken her to practically every church in the world. The scene is new focused on WICHITA, KANSAS. We peep in at a certain private studio to behold MARGIE busily drawing mustaches and sideburns on her latest portrait of Just Plain Sam, the People's Man. As this last scene fades, Betty, glancing at her watch, with a gasp of astonishement, announces that she is already late for her modeling appointment. After hasty good-byes, Judy and Betty reluctantly take leave of their old school mates, not, however, without the promise of another class meeting in the near future through the use of Jackie's MAGIC EYE. V T X f, -i-fig n-mms' ' -I-AH -f-Ji-Lal-nr 0' QQ ., glee WX X 1,7 .5 'ftp 0 .Q - V Iii ly Q 'D mxirrz at 35 F. +G' n 0 no QI .3551 1 . lv , 0, Dog' 0' 'I j Q fb X4 f ll 4 H as W 'We Q5 iw: -iz., lui 4 Wd, w' M!! ' s ...Q X , ff if I Zvi. 1 ' A X, '11 X fx' fa X N5 Q' 31 ?Z?3 95Nw2waR 'f X 35 'W xx . Ol C, Yxcfwfw NVLO Q XY 1 VX Lok: X1-XS xx S osq A obxgwxa vwi NR 4b kf 'f 5 X0 100 Om yk 9 9,605 0' X 0 xx ui 0- ofhv' QW YQ' 0, O I '32 ,l X XY' 3,6 6 . A Q T x o O .1 z XTR h X X5 ' 12 ' ' 3 Rx. O X cz, :L W X 5. A . sr U5 , O I Q0 G X O x is 0 f J f X- OM ivlvxg wx ,fi E' wn' -5 0 is ff SOPHOMORE FAVORITE SALLY QUIGLEY Dora Koenig President Marianne Gerber Beverly P rien ' ' i'f ' ww Alice Jane Rietman Vice-P resident Sally Quigley ,Q Pat Carney Cecilia Poolos Mary Ann Roberts Betty Carney 5 ix NI' 10 Rita Marie King Dorothy Doerfler Secretary Treasurer ,Q Mary Theresa Averbeck TQ-s Dora Margaret Irlbeck Laura Koenig if! ft-K S Patsy Valentine ' Barbra Fleming Patricia Rhodes TO HER KEEPING To our Seniors on Graduation Day I O Stella Maris, see A craft of tiny barques- The buoyancy of youth Allied to love of Truth- Their sails, To-day puts out to sea. Watch o'er them When toward the mine-laid deep They, care-free would steer Without thought of fear, Youth acts not the seer, Mother, their course safe keep. While Success bedirns their sight, And heedless they speed Impatient to lead, Though waves unseen rage high, Mother, draw nigh. While earth's glory they share They feel Sorrow's dart Resent keenly its smart And comfort from creatures they crave, Mother, enfold them in prayer. Sails slowly lower, billows yet foam Mother, lend them your might In this latter pnglit Lead them safe to the harbor's Light 'Tis Eventide...welcome them Home. ---The Sophomores A '-fl - 1 .fl FN 7-R fa -4 1 Ur 2. H f4i7l Lv 5a'?lvEiai it J Q Q0 , W ,ZA ,L , ,Q I 1 f If ' ff I x5 l kzr, X X 05050 X x .EZ 0 3 XFKOQBO45 Q' o X GJ vi so Q, of 0,-RxOX X50 B N9 X of OXB X 0,6 OX X Q! XQXQX Q0 'U X X0 UD X0 W Q' Q0 9 Scfznxo Q! 5 Z X ! Q 42 ' X5 XUG' CJ Q . XO- '40 o - S' X m -X . A 1 0 0 9 u oi mix-XS, X X ox co. 5 Q01 X Xp. x X I- N0 QQ 9 K1 F. ,C 4 f 'P ' 1 ' 7' ,QN U? 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X539 Q - A 'AT Lx -1- A' 'I ii., KM Kj3f,,nn ,ui- KPSFW' 1-, Junior and Senior students of St. Mary's Academy and Price college will remember for the rest of their lives the prom given by the Juniors for the Seniors Tuesday evening, May 13. Cathedral Hall, where the prom was held, looked like something from a book thanks to much work by Juniors of the two schools who began early in the year working and raising funds for the prom. The decorations defy description, but were done most skillfully with the aid of a decorator. Typical May colors ---- pink, pale green and white were used to form beautiful fluttery curtains at the windows, and decorated identical booths at either side of the floor-one for the Hugo Loewenstern band and one for the punch service. Vari-colored ballons decorated ceiling lights and floor baskets of spring flowers at vantage points thoughout the hall. The stage was really a picture, covered with artificial grass and bearing baskets of flowers, white wrought iron garden furniture and a matching arch, through which each girl and her escort were presented. As always at such an occasion a note of sadness was present, but the youngsters soon dispelled that with the magic of music and dancing. t' The Amarillo Times ? is-4 up 4 + 1,4 mf ' Wa ML' I vu 1 .11 1. 'C 'Y' ff' 4, '16 1 5 vs. l, , gxlw .J G-f K ...- ...- ,QW Ackfeld, Rose Marie OFFICERS President Jackie Roberts Vice-President Marianne Gerber Secretary-Treasurer Marion Engelbrecht Director-Sister M. Doloretta He r rmann, Kathleen Averbeck, Mary Theresa Hey, Lela Marie Browder, Nancy Bush, Carol Carney, Betty Carney, Pat Caron, Rosemarie Conty, Rose Ann Cowan, Marilyn Crump, Della Marie Dees, Shirley Ann Debbrecht, Jane Ann Delgadillo, Judith Hoelting, Juanita lrlbeck, Margaret Jones, Kathleen King, Rita Kuhles, Ida Koenig, Dora Koenig, Laura Mazurek, Lois McClendon, Ida May McMinn, Ginger McWhorter, Jeannine Quigley, Barbara Quigley, Margie Quigley, Sally Rhodes, Pat Rietman, Alice Jane Roberts, Jackie Roberts, Mary Anne Saunders, Celia Valentine, Patsy Willburn, Cana Jo Doerfler, Dorothy Doerfler, Rose Marie Engelbrecht, Marion Ewing, Ima Gene Fleming, Barbara Fleming, Margaret Funk, Marie Gabel, Evelyn Gerber, Marianne Handley, Betty Rose Herman, Betty Oakley, Virginia Poolos, Cecilia Prien, Beverly CHORAL GROUP I Cast Betsy --------- ------ .Toshue ---------------- LAND O'COTTON MINSTREI., Rose Marie Ackfeld Judith Delgadillo George Washington ---- ----Jackie Roberts Beulah ------------ --- Liza -------------- ---- Petunia --------------- Kingfish --------------- Butte rcup, ---------------- Alonzo ------ --------- Amos -------------------- Rastue --------------- -- Sambo ------------- ------ Lightnin' --------- - ------- Master of Ceremonies -- Accompanist ------------- Chorus ------------------- Lela Marie Hey Mary Griffin Kathleen Herrmann Nancy Browder Ida Kuhles Betty Rose Handley Marion Engelbrecht Jeannine McWhorter .Tackye Oaklev Cana .To Willburn Celia Saunders Marie Funk Sophomores, Eighth Grade Ackfeld, Helen Anderson, Dorothy Banasik, Margaret Becquet, Margaret Berg, Mary .To Bichsel, Regene Birkenfeld, Rosemarie Boswell, Joan Cochran, Carol Clarke, Mary Ellen Detten, Virginia Diamond, Betty Ethridge, Marjorie Fleming, Beverly Fox, Joraine Fox, Shirlene Funk, Rosalie Frische, Margaret Funk, Joan OFFICERS President Rosalie Funk Vice-President Shirlene Fox Secretary-Treasurer Mary .To Horn Director-Sister M. Doloretta Harris , .Toy Heidgerken, Bernice Herrmann, Gail Herrmann, Rita Hey, Grace Hoare, Eileen Hoelting, Dolores Hood, Joan Horn, Mary .To Keller, Joyce Kelly, Mary King, Ann Mahoney, Shirley McCue, Mary Ellen Morris, Margaret Murphy, .Terry Murphy, Pat Meier , Mona Cathrine Nichols , Dawn Pack, Joy Poirat, Mildred Quigley, Helen Rietman, Mary Roberts, Kay Stork, Patsy Sullens, Joan Teichman, Thelma Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Peggy Washburn, Sharon Wells, Annabell Wells, Dorella Weirick, Jackie Wiegard, Kathrine Gabel, Leona Gerber, Gloria Gregory, Lucy Gruber, Pat Gulde, Margaret Handley, Earlene Handley, June Palmer, Rosemarie Parr, .To Ann CHORAL GROUP II Peter: a binder of brooms Gertrude: His wife ......... ,721-their children: Sand Man ....... Spirit of Dawn .... Witch ............ Accompanist .... Chorus: .... HANSEIL and GRETEL OPEIRETTA Principal Characters nn .--Q Lucy Gregory Annabell Wells ....Pat1-icia Gruber Jo Ann Parr Mary Jo Horn ....Rosalie Funk Mona Catherine lvieier Joan Boswell Juniors, Freshmen, Seventh Grade at 4' ,f .. ' 1 'V 'x if ,I I ,. if mg Q I 55 Now Aren't they sweet? ? ? ? ? ? ? i Pian o, Voice and Harp Recital MARIE FUNK PROGRAM I. Polonoise in A flat Op. 53 2. Trees Piano, l, Marie-Piano ll, Celia l. Ava Moria 2, Smilin' Through 3. Mother Machree Kathleen I. Govotte in B tlat 2. Themes from Symphony Pathetiqueu Op, 74 3. Fcintosie--Impromptu Op. oo Celia l. Romance Op, 24 Q. Holiday for Strings 3. Fantasy of Night Marie T. Ave Mario 2. Medley of Olcl Airs 3. Last Rose of Summer Celia 1. Summertime fFrom Porgy and Bess i 2. Little Grey Home in the West 3. Ol' Man River Kathleen Third Movement of Concerto in A Minor Op. 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AS Illl ll llldfl Amarillo Gas Company Phone 8643 COMPLIMENTS f JORDON'S DRIVE INN O PEERLESS LANES AIR CONDITIONED Ama riIIO's Favorite Telephone 2-1362 805 Harrison Street AMARILLO, TEXAS i l5OO West Tenth Ave. Phone 2-0142 QECDZGQG SUMV Furniture - Office Equipment - Steel Desks and Files - Dictating Equipment We Service All Makes of Office Machines Phone 4892 714 Taylor St. Amarillo, Texas i COMPLIMENTS of The FIVE BOXWELL BROTHERS Amarillo - Dumas - Spearman and Perryfon THOMAS BAKERY CAKES and PAsTi2iEs MIRACLE MARKET Fine Foods HOLLY'S MARKET Qualify Meats and Groceries West oth Ave. and Virginia Sf. for All Special Occasions 2 3727 906 P COMPLIMENTS of K F D A COMPLIMENTS of MORROW - THOMAS HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS AMARILLO NATIONAL f o BANK AMARILLO GLOBE-NEWS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CASEY'S House of Color Complete Line of Artists Supplies Home Decorating Needs BEST VVISHES from SCHULTE UNITED Ph S 8275-6 sixth at T yl AMARH-l-O rosa FINER suits and ALtEieAtioNs Garage and Storage call u. s, times Third and Polk Ninth and Tyler MORRIS BERGMAN HARRY HOLLAND Mews sToRE Fifth ond Polk Street COMPLIMENTS ot Norton Grocery 8. Market 701 West Tenth COMPUMENT5 Jones-Roberts Shoe Store ot ,, I . . . . . ,, We Specialize in Fitting Feet DICKSQN DRUG sos Polk sire-ei 821 Polk X-Roy Shoe Fitting J U N K I N 5' COMPLIMENTS ot The Store tor Piece Goods 7 grurimfgzi Phone Sixth Avenue ot Toylor Street M I N C For Kindness to Y H Complimentary Demonstration Try The lady Faure ot O Lody Fciire Beciuty Solon Kenyon-Gcittis Shoe Store mamiokmm AMARILLO, TEXAS 818 Polk Phone 2-4162 Amorillo, Texos Billie Jo Fronklin Owner-Monoger Phone 9350 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of ot J. J. NEWBERRY CO. S' H' K R E S S 5-IO-25 STORE COMPLIMENTS QQMPLIMENTS ot i of LUCILLE SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Mr. C1nCl Mrs. Hey 803 Polk Street Walsh, Colorado Congratulations Class of 1948 For the Best in Portraits EDWARDS STUDIO 28 Years in Amarillo SHARP BROTHERS SERVICE sTATloNs K l- 0 C K .VVN Construction Com an jvhnnpsf P Y N SAM ,X WEB Paving Contractor SHARPEST SERVICE IN TOWN l3OO West Fifth Phone 2-328l 'l0th and Fillmore 'I0th and Adams Phone 4618 Phone 2-6617 Drink- CoMPLlMENTs of S P U R CUNNINGHAM FLoRAL lt's Canada Dry Quality COMPANY It's a Finer Cola Amarillo's Leading Florists COMPLIMENTS of Meat With Quality, Price and Service AMARILLO LUBBOCK 212 E. Seventh l2l2 Avenue G Phone 2-2288 Phone 7458 1' i E Compliments to Graduates of '48 CONGRATULATIONS from from THE BLOUSE BAR - Shirley's Grocery ond Custom-Mode Blouses Mdfkef 906 Polk Phone 7690 708 Taylor Street CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from , from VAN N'S BEAUTY SHGP COMPLIMENTS of PLAINS CHEVROLET COMPANY COMPLIMENTS BIVINS REFRIGERATION 713West Eighth HEMSTITCHING - BUTTONHOLES - BUTTONS COVERED WE ELECTRIFY YOUR TREADLE SINGER ST EWA RT'S SEWING MACHINES and VACUUM CLEANERS RENTS AND REPAIRS VACUUM CLEANER BRUSHES RE-BRISTLED 219 Wen Seventh PHONE 2-5618 AMARILLO, TEXAS TRI-STATE PUBLICITY SPECIALISTS ADVERTISING Formerly Pendleton Advertising Some Old Phone-7861 BASKETT BROTHERS CLEANERS 1409 West Tenth For Finer Cleaning Phone 6491 RADIO RENUE SHOP Don't Give Up-Try Us AMARILLO, TEXAS 3814 WEST SIXTH TEX SMITH PHONE 2-5743 COMPLIMENTS of POLAR LOCKERS 3 I 21 West Sixth Avenue COMPLIMENTS of Sally Aim SAUNDERS Implement Company BON TON BAKERY 901 Johnson Street 31oToy1or Phone 2-1519 Amorillo, Texos CO PLIME of PRICE COLLEGE Amorillo, Texos i The Sfafion Most People ,Listen To CCDMPLIMENTS HUB CLOTHIERS 604 Polk B C Where Mosf Boys Buy CLOTHES Affiliate for the Panhandle 'che 5' FREEMAN'S FLCWERS 3, .... ' Personal Service 1810 Washington Phone 2-4352 Master Cleaners 408 Buchanan ST. Phone 4378 Amarillo, Texas COMPLIMENTS of NELSON DRUG STORE J. N. NELSON Amorillo, Texos A COMPLlMENTS M! Barber and Beauty Supply 'lO'l5 Polk Street Phone 5361 COMPLIMENTS of 7o5l3e2k5meI.-Amwlillmlixdh COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Ol of Lee Hcsrdwcarecmd Home MIRROR BEAUTY SHOPPE Supply CONGRATULATIONS GARVEY 81 SLACK from DETTMAN ELECTRIC CO. Used Cor De-o.ers Congratulations to the Graduates of ST. MARY'S ACADEMY First National Bank Amarillo, Texas Best Wishes and Good Luck COMPLIMENTS to all of GRADUATES VETESK 1 Grocery - Ma rket Q4':LalB'WvnvP'- 5th ond Polk . K Phone 6339 7lO W. Toth 205 W. loth COMPLIMENTS from BLAcKsToNE DRUG W H l S H COMPLIMENTS FQQD STORES of C. R. ANTHGNY CC. CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS To The of cLAss or '48 Your Friendly Bank OLDHAM GROCERY THE NO. 2 AMERICAN NAT'0NAl BANK SOUTHWESTERN Moroizs Amarillo, Texas INC. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporofion Chrysler - Plymoufh A SDUTHWESTERN Punzlgjnggn VICE I3 Yllll OI' GOOD CITIIIIISIIIP RID YUILIC IIIVICI WALTER IRVIN INC. Your FORD Dealer Since 1919 CAR SERVICE 205 TAYLOR Phone 4315 TRUCK SERVICE-ALL MAKES 2501 N. E. 8th, on 60 and 66 Highways ll Through Co-Ops The People Serve Themselves JOIN A CO-OP TODAY Consumers Cooperatives Associated AmariIlo-Edroy-DaIlas-Levelland A Complete Farm and Home Service CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS from of C1 CROWE-GULDE F R I E N D COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of KUYKENDALL'S of The College Shop POFOYTIOUHT Building 1 5f'5fN vlf ji W' XJ 4 ir l COMPLIMENTS JOHN FURBACH of 417 Polk JEVVELER Amarillo COMPLIMENTS of AMARILLO JOE P. PARR BUS COMPANY REAL ESTATE Cify Property, Forms, Ranches 8Ol Eelcle Bldg. Phone 7466 ahalliiwoocl FINESSE CLEANERS 21 19 Vlfoshingfon Phone 6193 715 Polk Ben R. Solnick, Mgr. Prompt and Dellvery Service coMPuMENTS M C A F E E'S of ' IDEAL FOOD STORES The Nome To Remember When Furnishing Your Home You Will Find Music-Musicol COMPLIMENTS Instruments-Records Sheer Music To of MARY L. SPENCE 906 Polk Street THE SENIOR CLASS FRANK WASHBURN ' COMPLIMENTS EAGLE PAINT CC. A f Glidden's Time Tesfed Producrs O QUALITY HARDWARE Dcilhcirt Transfer and Sioroige 518 T ler Phone 4291 Y Phone T2 Dolhorr, Texos f Www MM ML Wa 7 M MWWMSQZZW 3'fi :i'Z'jff2,. w4.? ' ,Ziggy ydfv' 1,641 M -Mull- 564 Q. 4.00 Qmfw 'fyfgfm lliffnm 2619274 1 WWf 7'a'79 f'T7?WQy W-xv 'Q 1 . S YN 1 A i ' Q A Ni QQ 'if +f'l'f y ' 1 I n O f ' AMA' 1 , 2' ,al if ,f