Ursuline Academy - Acres Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Qur T63Cl16TS MOTHER M. MARY, O.S.U., Principal Religion, English MOTHER MARGARET MARY, O.S.U. Religion, English MOTHER M. RITA, O.S.U. Religion, Latin, History MOTHER M. IMMACULATE, O.S.U. Religion, Science Miss HELEN BUCKLEY Dramatics, English, Commercial Miss CAROLINE NEWTON Latin, Mathmatics MRS. I-I. A. TORREY Spanish Miss MOZELLE MATTHEWS Physical Education MR. HUBERT KASZYNSKI Music

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Retreat On December fifth, sixth, and seventh, 1945, Rever- end R. A. Tynan of Jesuit High School, Dallas, conducted the Merici students' annual retreat. Father's lectures prov- ed to be both interesting 'and enlightening, and the students were unusually eager to make this retreat a very good one. The topics of Father's lectures were: temptation, death, penance, confession, and everyday problems in social life. Under Father Tynan's excellent guidance, we hope to find courage to carry on through life in Christ's spirit, and pray God help us to be strong Christian women in our war-torn World of today.

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIOR CLASS - 1946 There comes a time in the life of every young person when she must leave her friends in high school and begin that walk down the road of life. Each one must take a separate path, for each one has certain qualities and certain characteristics which make her an individual. When she leaves high school, she feels that she must leave something behind-something that will give her the satisfaction of knowing she will not be forgotten. That time has come for the seniors of '46, and we Want more than anything else to leave you our little memory tokens. May they all be something you'll cherish and look after until it is time for you t-o leave your gifts behind! First of all, Jeanne Abraham wills you her amiable disposition and Jodie Bavouset gives you her un- forgettable eyes and her quick, intelligent mind. Bettye Jane Billingsly leaves her musical ability plus her love for Physical Ed. flncidentally shels captain of her team.D Rosemarie Burger gives you her little smile and her sense of humor. Ruth Currin wills you her beauty and that win or die attitude. Carol Collins leaves you her tall and very attractive self. Marilyn Donnelly leaves you her ability to fall down any time, any place, anywhere. Bitty Domino Wills you her love for jitterbugging and that Pudgy look. Sammy Daugherty wills you those brains! CThat geniusll Gayle Grant gives you that everlasting wit Qhonestly, she's a screamlll Rita Hunt leaves you that Lauren Bacallu look and that figure. Peggy Johnson gives you her generosity, and Anne Marie Kerin leaves you her knack for Latin, Geometry Cand I Could go on all nightD. Betty Lee leaves her mischievous desires Qah yeslj and her beautiful prom dress. Betsy Latimer, her knack for poetry fespecially comicj and Jock's convertible, Jo Leverett Wills you her wit and personality. lvlarilou McLean, her super disposition and Mary Ann Mullarkey, her big blue eyes Cand that Huge sweater she used to wearj. Phyllis Meck leaves you all those luscious chocolate cakes shels made, plus her house across from Jesuit. Gerry Norton leaves you that one lifted eyesbrow and that gorgeous black hair. Pat Russell wills you her knack for piano boogiewoogie, but she'll never give you the Navy or the Marines! Virginia Schwane leaves you her baby sister and the friendly smile you always find her wearing. Wanda Taylor wills you her congeniality and that wonderful tan she had last summer! Bernedette VVhitehead wills you her wit and personality Cwhich, may I add, is more than plentifulj Leona Wooten leaves her car and Marian Wolfe leaves you her energy and lovable disposition. Last, but not least, Helen Ivy donates her one year at Merici and ability to make friends. Now that we have given you all our personal possessions, we want to wish you all luck and happiness through the coming years of high school. But may we leave this one warning with you? Don't Wish for graduation to come too soon, for you will be as sorry as we are that you must leave! Bitty Domino, '46.