Ursuline Academy - Acres Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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MOTHER DoLoREs MARIE, P,-fm-rpg! MOTHER BERCHMAN5 MOTHER ADELAIDE ........,,...,.....,,,.......,.,,,..,.,...,,,, Religion, Sociology, Civics. Logic. Psychology, Social Service Club MOTHER BERCHMANS ,,.....,...........,,.......,,.v.... Spanish, Latin, English MOTHER DOLORES MARIE ......... .................,,,,... , Religion, Sodality, Apostolic Action Club MOTHER MARGARET MARY ....... ...,,,,.,,......... A lgebra, English, Cheer-line Club MOTHER MELANIE .,,,,,,.,,,.......,,,.,,.,,....,..,. English, Latin, Debate Club MOTHER MIRIAM .i,,...,.,. ....,. M ath, Geometry, Algebra, Chemistry, MOTHER SEBASTIAN ..i,..t MISS FRANCES BOYER ....... MRS. JEAN HENRY ....,,,.... MISS HELEN HINES .............. Nature Club Religion, World History, American History, French Club French Speech Choral Music, Glee Club MRS, FOLA N, HOLLAND ,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,r,,,,,,,,,.. Librarian. Library Club MISS MERLE KUGLER ................ MRS. JEAN HENRY Physical Education, Red Cross Club MOTHER MELANIE MRS. FOLA NICHOLLS HOLLAND MISS MERLE KUGLER I9 :E tr1f12w - ' f

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MISS HELEN MOTHER MIRIAM OUR FACULTY Our Ursuline Mothers and their able assistants, our lay faculty, have played vital roles in our lives. They have given us by their example and their guidance, the principles of Ursuline education, the ideals of Saint Angela. Throughout our formative years of childhood and adolescence they have molded our personalities, our characters, our very souls. To them we shall be eternally grateful for endeavoring to make us true Catholic women. MISS FRANCES E. BOYER HINES I8 asllsf1s.. lim! F

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WNQ'-X if fe The bert years of our liver have reached the climax with this, our Senior year. Mother Dolores Marie, our sponsor, has guided and helped us to develop spiritually, intellec- tually, socially, and personally. Especially through our study of vocations, and marriage in particular, have we prepared for our future which begins with the white-robed figures on Graduation Day. Early in September we feted our little sisters with an afternoon of wieners and fun. The hilarity of Initiation Week was the result of plans and whispered ideas made since our own initiation four years ago. Soon after the Freshmen sufficiently understood the requirements of Ursuline, we received them into the student body in a very lovely and impressive ceremony. We enthusiastically participated in the Student Council Halloween Party by enter- taining in our unusually mature manner. Likewise, all of us rejoiced at the presentation of Ursuline's representatives for jesuit's homecoming ceremonies. Sharlene Ahnert was the queen from Ursuline and Carol Crutcher, her maid of honor. Concluding many weeks of preparations and numerous rehearsals, was the Senior Play, Pride and Prejudice, which lived up to all our expectations and hopes for a successful production. Work began late in November on our yearbook, THE ACRES. Barbara Abright and Pat Mallia, co-editors, aided by an energetic staff, began to work toward definite deadlines. Perhaps the greatest satisfaction we received was in the Christ Child Party. We furnished transportation for all the children. Their shy smiles and sweet wistfulness thanked us abundantly for the sacrifices we made to give them a joyous Christmas. And then Seniors' traditional dance, the Snow Ball, was an evening of enjoyment in the beautifully decorated ballroom. Our closed retreat under Father Weber's guidance was the perfect prelude to Senior Ring Ceremony on the feast of St. Angela. As our rings were blessed at Mass, we prayed that we might always remain faithful to the ideals set before us. And that night we were proud to receive those beautiful symbols of our Ursuline education. The last months of our Senior year brought a successful Mission Day, a lovely, enjoyable Prom, and May Day with its traditional beauty on which Pat Mallia was crowned queen. And finally the summation of our happy years spent at Ursuline came with Class Day and Graduation. Our school is now our Alma Mater, our teachers remain our sources of guidance, our classmates are our life-long friends. Dear Ursuline, all our live: long in radiance bright, your name will Jlaine like iz mir in the night. H C4 J pm I X X...-