Xavier High School - Xavierian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1956 volume:

I v f 4 1 XHVlilllHll l95B X X liljiijk X imllllllllll :MQ S, iiiiiQ4lKl - -Q ' 1 :.i- Q L? ' ini-', Fil. - - .1 -f 12111. vi ,- .1 , e- Q , .,, as is 'fi fr. W 5 '--1 L .g f 'fwfrfzg 2 5 - X 'R 1 Z,-3 V Q 3 W E . I f '-1 iq it ,Q sf f e Q 'Willie i .if ON THE SHIELD OF XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL, the bars represent the Jesuit Order, and the lilies, the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The phoenix above the rising sun indicates the locale. Knots of the cord encircling the shield symbolize four years of scholass tic achievement dedicated to Christian principles as expressed in the diocesan motto, Omnia pro Jesu. 'I J The end of Christian education is to cooperate with divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian . . . to form Christ in those regener- ated by baptism. WHERE THERE IS PROGRESS, changes are inevitable. At Xavier High School, nineteen fifty-six will be remembered as a year of endings and a year of bright beginnings. First, it marks the realization of an old, old dream inthe completion of the first two units of the new high school. Into this sparkling new world, students and faculty have carried the spirit of the old Xavier, keeping its loved traditions, but adapting them to different surroundings, and building on the foundations of the past for a fruitful, glorious future. Too, it commemorates a decade of graduating classes, as the An- niversary Class walks through the daisy chain to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, and thence into the strange new world of woman- hood. But more important than these is the change wrought in each in- dividual student in her progress toward the Ideal . . . toward the form- ing of Christ in her personality. This changing world . . . the life of every girl at Xavier . . . ma- terial and intellectual and spiritual expansion . . . putting off the old and donning the new . . . linking the past with the future by the inde- structible ties of loyalty and love . . . These are the never-to-be-forgotten days . . . the days we would hold undimmed in memory. And so, with pencil, pen, and camera, we strive to catch them as they hurry toward their sunset, and press them, like the petals of a flower, between the covers of the 1956 Xavierian. 2 . v ,Hi 115, 33,1 . CUIIIEIIIS DEDICATION ....... STAFF .......,,.,....... ADMINISTRATION SENIORS ........A...... JUNIORS ............. SOPHOMORES .... FRESHMEN .......... ASSOCIATIONS ,. FORMATION ,..... 4 llEllllIllllllll To that one Heart, In all this changing world, Forever changeless, One Beauty, New as dawn And timeless as eternity, One matchless Harmony That gathers every lost and wavering tone Into Its quiet cadences, One Friend, most gracious And forgiving of our importunities. To Him we give ourselves in dedication And through the pages of our annual, We offer Him the homage Ot our high school days, Our work and play And every small endeavor, To be transformed by Him To beauty and to harmony. To Christ, our constant Friend, We give our love, And seek, though all unmer sweet return, His Sacred Heart. 5 iting, this SIHII EDITOR ,..,..,.........,......... .,..............,..... L orraine Couturuer ASSOCIATE EDITOR. .,.., .............................. T heresa Gaston SENIOR EDITORS.. , ..... ..,..... C athy Geare, Nadine Levernier CLASS EDITORS .A.,., . .,,7..... .,..,.,....... E laine Walsh, Elaine Lufty BUSINESS MANAGERS ......... ............ P eggy Bell, Patricia lben CIRCULATION ......... ..,,.. ..,aL,.... K a ren Vance, Patricia Walsh LAYOUT ....,,,......... ....., M argaret Daggett, Sally Stephen COVER DESIGN .... .. ........,......................,,.... Valerie Valliquette ART ....,.,,.,....V..,..... ..a.............. Donna Colletti, Marilyn Dooley Judy Gatson, Patricia Griffith, Margaret Healy Mary Healy, Barbara Hruby, Mary Kay Landkamer Valerie Valliquette, Sharon Wyatt 6 ,l 9?- fx.f s S H I f 8 L I K1 N x ,N L-1-,X X Z--A-...Xl xx, ADMQHISTR ,-X. Ji. fgr 1 Lg f V. 4 N J: P lam a 'ujif' Q., ' I XX QW l VA. 1 i -v K, Ke J, f 1 :W N, . .L-e1 1-U41 Y' ,,w W ii. -N,L-xxx - E-fm X 7 i , -f,..,.:2fffgEg5,N,i-3lgf2?, -.11 , , . . ,, . , . - . V . 554,X1::?5-pf: 15926-:E J . X' o, . .V L. .JV ' fit i' m f' f 111, if-W., AII these labor unselfishly with zeal and persever- ance in . . . 'the art of arts and the science of sciences,' the direction and formation of youth. 9 f -Q i To the Graduates of Xavier High School: Besides doctrine, reason and common sense play an important role in deter- mining the claims made by the Catholic Church. From the day Christ established the Church and gave her the divine commission to feed His lambs and sheep, it has been her claim in theory and in practice that true education must include a reli- gious and moral training. This is, of course, but common sense. Of what avail is a physical or intellectual giant if his career is not guided by moral principles? This explains then why your teachers and parents have been willing to make so many sacrifices that you might enjoy the benefits which have come to you during the years of your schooling. Now, that you are graduating, be mindful of the privilege that you have had by employing your education to good advantage always with a view to your last end. Ultimately this it is that counts. Nothing else has lasting value. On this happy occasion, l send a blessing with greetings to all the teachers and students of Xavier High School. l Bishop of Tucson 10 4:::2 ' My dear Graduates: We happily congratulate you as the tenth graduating class and as the first of the new Xavier High School. You were given the sacred trust of bringing to the new school all the loving traditions of the old. And the most cherished is Xavier's filial devotion to Mary. She has stood as the gracious symbol of everything that is noble in human nature. Woman above all women glorified, Our tainted nature's solitary boast, Purer than foam on central ocean tossed. She has ever been Xavier High's glorious boast and you have carried her triurnphantly into the bright halls of the new school to reign supreme in the hearts of all girls of Xavier. We are sure that you will carry her and her virtues further - out from these walls into the world that sorely needs more women much like your glorious Mother Mary. God love you and keep you in His care. II FHCULTU fi-'H' ' Rev. William F. Ferrell, S.J .....,.. ......... R eligion Rev. Pierre Jacobs, S.J .......... , ..... ......... C hemistry Rev. William F. McNally, S.J ...... ......... R eligion Rev. Joseph I. Monaghan, S.J ....,.................... ...... R eligion Sister Mary Emerita, B.V.M. .................................. ........ P rincipal Yearbook Advisor, Latin Sister Mary Inviolata, B.V.M ............................... ................. L ibrarian Mathematics, Latin Sister Mary Solana, B.V.M.. .... . ..................................... Yearbook Advisor Art, English, History Sister Mary St. Victor, B.V.M ............................................, Senior Advisor Sodality Moderator, English, Hygiene, Social Studies Sister Mary Celestine, B.V.M. ........................................... Junior Advisor G.A.A. Moderator, English, Mathematics Sister Mary Agnesette, B.V.M ..................................... Sophomore Advisor English, Commerce Sister Mary Blandina, B.V.M.. ........................,.,..,........ Freshman Advisor Choral, English, Languages Sister Mary Gertrudette, B.V.M .................................... Freshman Advisor Glee Club, Music, English, History Miss Joyce Sanders ............. .....................,....,.,,,........, P hysical Education Mrs. William J. Mullen ........ ........,..,,...,,.. C afeteria Mrs. James Senese, R.N ...... ........ S chool Nurse 'I2 Dear Graduate, God bless you on this day of days, your graduation. The tremendous change that enters your life today has been long in coming and long in preparation. Yet in your heart you realize that it was all too short, as school doors close behind you and you walk into a clif- ferent life. Into that new life take from the old all that has been good and use- ful: knowledge, yes, and skills in many fields, but, more than these, take with you the pride of your Christian heritage. Take your ideals, clarified and strengthened in completely Christian surroundings, your friendships and your loyalties, never to be relinquished or forgotten, the wisdom that comes from daily contact with the Spirit of Holiness and Truth. Take into your world those strong principles of Catholic womanhood, learned at Mary's knee, that you may be a citadel to,those less favored than your- self. Take your tender love for Christ and let it shine with ever-growing brightness in your life. Take a strong heart and a valiant spirit, so that you, the end-product of Catholic education, may freely give what you have so freely received. And take with you, too, dear Graduate, the love and devotion of your teachers here at Xavier, and the promise of our prayerful concern through all your years. Lovingly in the Sacred Hearth ,Lim waz? c.S...z:, 5274. T3 ,,.,..---- Swim XAVIER HlGH SCHOOL is maintained and operated by St. Francis Xavier Parish, under the direction ot the Jesuit Fathers. It has been conducted by the Sis- ters of Charity ot the Blessed Virgin Mary since its opening in September, 1943. The faculty is composed ot religious men and women who have dedi- cated themselves to the Greater Glory ot God, their own sanctification, and the salvation ot their neighbor through the Christian education of youth. In cooperation with these religious teachers, a small number of compe- tent lay staff members devote their time to the supervision of the health pro- gram and physical well-being ot the students. Above: Sister Mary Gertrudette, B.V.M., Sister Blandina, B.V.M., Sister Mary Inviolata, B.V.M., Sister Mary Celestine, B.V.M., Sister Mary Agnesette, B.V.M. Seated: Sister Mary Emerita, B.V.M., Sister Mary St. Victor , and Sis- ter Mary Solana, B.V.M. I4 Standing: Rev. Joseph I. Monaghan, SJ Rev. William F. Ferrell, SJ Rev. Pierre Jarobs, S.J. Seafedz Rev. William F. McNally, SJ. Mrs. William J. Mullen Miss Joyce Sanders Mrs. James Senese, R.N. I if 'QM' fag Y' ,Q F PM v-4 I5 -,Nasty v V em- WX5 I 5:-. '53, THE CHHIPUS Lovely lines of Spanish influence . . . red tiles above white walls . . . The peace of cloisfering arches. . .our sainTed Patron in the sunlii patio . . . This was Xavier, 1943-1956. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL is dedicated to one purpose, the Christian educa- tion of youth. Inspired by the encyclical of the saintly Pius Xl, her sole endeavor is to form Christ in the heart of every student, and toward that end she directs her every effort. Her plan of education is designed to help her students toward the goal of complete and perfect womanhood in an atmosphere permeated with Christian life, on principles founded on Chris- tian ethics, and animated by the spirit of Christian love. The Xavier gradu- ate has been trained not only in the art of living graciously, but in the finer art of living grace-fully -the all-important art of living Christ. I7 'ie 'N 'Q FAMILIAR scenes at Xavier . . . These are the oft-the-record scenes which often make the most lasting impressions, catching the living moments for a storehouse of memories. Left, Happy camaraderie .... Below, 12 o'clock and a famishing bread-line . . . The end of the trail . . . Freshman line-up. Next page, right, T936 vintage - but it gets there just tHe same! Below, The pause that re-fleshes. Seniors mindful of the inner man. II- 12' 'Lil 'v 7 - br: mf r -l f- yr 2? 3 ,fi . ,xgkh , XV! ,,. ii -..f---.1- -HE , , fgx L ,. M: -' ' -4 'T iff 1 ff- J 1' '-ef, .Mu--qa'v'3' -- , ,,- J T.. .1, Tia 37uij,, Q 'ax ,, 1 F 4 S i 5 if 5 v fl 1 gf H i lx I if S 'I wi J? I if M J L i 1 x 5 M n hfnyr-.,.,.1,.,.,.,.A7!0-- J ' Q fw-.Mn uylx, xv M,-,,,,f WMM .... . E N---.,. ..-,. ' if e , r RN -1- '-...,...fv I! 'S+.-'gud .ff 'ff NNN-...H--n.w f W ? n . ...J . xi v i R X E ,- Sw , ,f 7v ' fs e L'1I':.. ,,.. .,,,....-nf ix Xxx-.-.....,.Z,vw', 1 Q , 1 ' 1. I I 1 UM o gs w ha f fi I! , s fr':::.1...-.. I it l a' iz t fr ' 1 if Q r 5 i p rf 1 ' i I I l i h JL.. W 1' M 'Tr- A. 1 I 5 it 1 I r...1.':I .nu - ' ' X I 'i 1-4 . f 5 r 3 sig' r 1 i N Y? 1 5 t J 'L-J.. f 1 4 v r i!fl I c i A , 1 5 It tl,- ! me 2 me N Qu . -gf . . . in whom is perfectly realized the 21 purpose of Christian education. A S if aim? UM., S ga, Li ,M -uw- i 5 S ANNE ASHTON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 'l, 2, Athletic Awards 1, 2, Dramatics 4. A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. MARILYN BAKER Sodality 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. Her manner is calm and pleasant Her sweetness is ever present. MARGARET BELL Sodality 4, Class Represen- tative 4,G.A.A. 'l, 2, Honors 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Clubl, 2, 3, 4,Dramatics 2, 3, Xavierian Staff 4. Spritely mannerisms and a winsome smile are assets to her personality. MARY LOUISE BERGGEIN Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Perfect Attendance 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 4, Xavierian Staff 1. A lovely Being, scarcely formed or moulded, A Rose with all its sweetest leaves yet folded. BARBARA CAGANICH Sodality 3, 4. Simplicify, of all things, Is fhe harclesf fo be copied PHYLLIS CHANDLER Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4. Sweet and neaf In all, a girl complefe. JUDITH ANN BOZMAN Sodality 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ath- letic Awards 'ly Dramatics 3. She is full of Mischief As well as full of Fun. ANNE CIPOLLA Sodality 4, G.A.A. 3, Per- fect Attendance 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Deep brown eyes, Running over with glee. DONNA COLLETTI G.A.A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4. By fair and charming ways, She capfures many heads. LORRAINE COUTURIER Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Xavierian Staff 1, 2, 3, 4- Xavierian Editor 4. I 1 The rising blushes which her cheek o'erspread Are opening roses in the lillies' bed. W., -'vii I 5 1 -9 -f,,,,,,n 'A X ,li v 1 CATHERINE COLBERT G.A.A. 'l, Glee Club 'l, Dramatics 2, 4. A girl with a smile, A girl worfh while. MARGARET DAGGETT Sodality 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Honors 4, Perfect Attend- ance 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4. There is a garden in her face Where roses and while lilies grow SHARON DORAN Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 'l, 2, 4. From the crown of her head To Ihe sole of her foot, She is all mirth. PATRICIA FOSTER G.A.A. 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3. Her smile was prodigal of summ'ry shine, Gaily persisfenf, like a morn in June. ,aw W' , Mes ...ff nd! MARILYN DOOLEY Perfect Attendance 4, Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, Xavierian Art' Staff 4. My whole life I have lived in pleasant thought. THERESA GASTON Sodaiity 2, 3, 4, Committee Chairman 2, G.A.A. 'I, 2, 3, Honors 'l, 2, 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l', 2, 3, 4, Glee Club President 4, Choir 3, 4, Drlamatics 2, 4, Xavierian Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4, Class Editor, 1, 3. 'Tis the song she sings and the smile she wears, That make the sunshine every where. BERNADETTE GASPER Class Vice President 45 Honors 37 Glee Club 3, 41 Choir 3, 45 Essay Contest Winner 3. Beau1y lives with Kindness. BARBARA HRUBY Glee Club I 2- Dramatics ll' ,i, ' ' le s- I f , ,vgm i . f Q it x -Qi . '.l:,g3k,',m, 4 - wifi i f-2 V- ' fi x M HW A lf'-'fx sm-urf1',-g.g-...' .xr J N Q'-2 zum, ., sz, ., .. - ' :-. X is bum ..:f,- ,,.-. A x .....y,, - 45:..s.s.,,Q2l,. sg ,f I -A , 1 -1,A A , Y ' 'i- I: 52752 K 3' U , ' ' if?5gf15zf,, fl sii' A X , li: iQfyz4ti:,1 , ' M , AAT- fi P'-5. sodsnfy 3, 4, c.A.A. 1, 2, L 2, 4g Xavierian Staff 1, 4. Her heart was in her work, and fhe hearf givefh grace unfo every acl. CATHERINE GEARE Sodality 2, 3, 4, Vice Pre- fect 4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 3, G.A.A. 1, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 4, Glee Club Librarian 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Poetry Con- test Winner 2, Dramatics 4, Xavierian Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 4, Arizona Girls State Representative. A woman's strength is most potent in gentlenessf' PATRICIA GRIFFITH Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 2, Dramatics 4. Gently to hear, kindly to fudge BERNICE McDONALD Sodality 3, 4, Class Secre- tary 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Honors 1, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Xavier- ian Staff 4, Cheerleader 2. Far may we search before A heart so loyal or so kind. MARILYN MEREDITH Sodality 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Honors 3, Perfect At- tendance 4, Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Xaverian Staff 4. Gracious in manner . . . Happy in heart. find PATRICIA IBEN Sodality 3, 4, Glee Club 'I, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Xavier- ian Siaff 4, Xavierian Busi- ness Manager 4. Arizona sunshine . . . in hair and voice . . . and disposiiionf MARY KAY LANDKAMER Honors 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Xav- ierian Staff 'I, 4. Her heart is as light As her hair is bright ll MAUREEN MOYNAHAN Sodality 3, 4, Class Repre- sentative 2, G.A.A. 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice President 4, Dramatics 4, Desert Star Staff 3, Poetry Contest 3. High of heart and fancy free! She has a heart with room for every joy. MARY ANN MEYER Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Poetry Contest Winner 3, Dramatics 2, Edi- tor of Desert Star 3. There was a soft and pensive grace A cast of thought upon her face NADINE LEVERNIER Class Secretary 1, Social Chairman 4, Honors 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2,, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 1, 4, Xavierian Class Editor I And all fl'I6flS besf of clark and light Meer in her aspect and her eyes FRANCES NACE Sodaliiy 2, 3, 4, Sodality Secretary 4, Class President 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, Honors 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Dramatics 2, Des- eri Star Editor 3. Gentle and neat, dainty and sweet A fady indeed, from her head fo her feel. JOYCE PARSONS Honors 45 Perfect Attend- ance 4f Glee Club 2. Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. l 7 MARY LOU PODSIADLY sodainy 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3. Good nafure is the beauty of the mind. JOAN O'BRlEN Sweel and Smiling are her ways. JACQUELINE O'CONNOR G.A.A. 'lg Glee Club 'lp Dramaiics 2, 3, 4. The smile of beaufy and the glow of health. CYNTHIA STUART Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Choir 1. A light heart lives long. LORNA SWANSON Soclality 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics 2. She was good as she was fair. -Us DORIS SCHUSTER G.A.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dramafics 4. Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness. JOANNE SMOOT Sodality 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Vice President 4, Choir 'I, 2, 3, 4, Athleiic Awards l, 2, 3, 4, Drama- tics 4. Nature never did befray the heart lhaf loved her. JUANITA WADDELL G.A.A. 3, 4, G.A.A. Presi- dent 4, Glee Club 4, Ath- letic Awards 3. Little bodies have great souls PATRICIA WALSH Sodality 2, 3, 4, Sodality Treasurer 4, Class President 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Student Coun- cil Secretary-Treasurer 3, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 'l, 3, 4. With gentle voice and smiles she leads the crowd. SALLY ANN STEPHEN Sodality 2, 3, 4, Sodality Prefect 4, Class Represen- tative 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Per- fect Attendance 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Desert Star Staff 3. 'Love, sweetness, goodness in her person shone, With a graceful mild serenity all her own. KAREN VANCE Soclality 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Xavierian Staff 4. 'Her loveliness l never knew Until she smiled on me. JUNE WEBER Sodality 3, 4, Perfect At- tendance 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4. As grows a Flower, thus quietly she grew. MARLENE WYNN Sodality 3, 4, Honors 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 'I, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. Sincere she is, and very nice to know. .SA 'Yx X N. .HM V '-1.L 'f ,. f -.Ny JJ 'ya -lqjfvj J! Xt ff f Il Q r Y X P Ik ? K r ,L h,A .,. - ,,,5-, , , 4 be Y ..n,, . A RQ A 'i LL, 4 v ffff NU ? 14-523 f . 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'W 1 -'---- '. 1 IS-.4 3 , Q V 'ia : , ' 1 Lux F If V ' i It Mk ' 1 e' Iii.. 3 ' YY .S V 15 1 Q M I ' 1' i , ,r . 1 .,. ig A t V 5 . . . cooperating with God in the perfecting of individuals and of society . ll J, President JUDY CLEAR Vice-Presidenf MARGIE GILLSON Secretary-Treasurer PATTY HORRIGAN Student Council Represenfanve BEVERLY DIGGES Margaret Senese Patricia Milani Sharon Dunning Mary Declclens Kathleen Verlich Susan Stant Linda Wolfe Margaret Ferriter Beverly Digges Katherine Gnau ,rr Q 51 MM ixklio we-www Elizabeth Keyes Dorothy Harrington Patricia Grandinetti Diane Stewart fr 1 ,yfggsixiw , V . .3 K, ,g zztegfffa. , s,af. , 5. 'K' iii Betty Friedl Lois Noren Roberta Schultz Elvira Sesma Suzanne Ryan Q1 I we .f ap.. Valerie Valliquette Charlene Merritt Barbara Means Nancy Means Jo Ann Snyder 43'i x A ' 'N Gsrx X - a ge if x In K Ah Diane Ward Mary Taylor fx Joan Martiello Helen Kugler Helen O'Brien mfve K . 1 N - 1 . U A ,, ii - N... ini, Elizabeth Wilmer Margaret Tiffany Linfa Lutfy Rita Schmidt Cheryl Herman Andrea Kawa Judith Rice Christina Taylor Patricia Hall Jean Mulera Lucyanne Herron Patricia Duddy Patricia Simmons Shirley Butcher 3-nl' AQ, i Geraldene Forest Margaret Mulligan Kathryn Fitzgerald Dorlores Desideri Jane Fernandez Lorraine Harris Linda Thompson Mary Kay Gorman Judith Harms Susan Cleneay Judith Gaison Mary Carney Elizabeth Saxe Elaine Lutfy W- .L , ,F g i Betty Wemhoft Judith Clear Margaret Lohmiller Virginia McCaffrey Margaret Gillson 99 Lynn Hummel Marjorie Escalante Patricia Jean Horrigan Nancy Beck Eileen Lynskey ff M ' xg . tg . vu. 1 -- r' 1 x I fr '5' if .1 A r' Fw . xN '-:xxx Q. H X K X ,fb 5 f Y e gf' 'Ia fe ii Wf,f xlvd ali? if M' l , f ,H f 1 .J A , ...,. .W-'SXD ' Liv! '-., N- i ,V Y . -QSN-hw ,vg-4-Ni In W-. Y IZ, I f Wdfwf' h I n,,,,,..-...A X -M-M, ,. V W.. W .- fwzwmqyijiyfliufe' i I fi h lwh' 11 '-F I M M 'Kr .1-fx ,., wifi f FW 'Q 'ci xi' ff! Ne-Qi i we i1f'riH,! -A' X ,link .! , in . h ,f f '- Q. .1 i - f ' 1 , . P , I , f i ix f - Q 4 . I -,.. 1 I 1' , Y A me My . . . these are the children of predilection Jn K- A wr, Q DEE ANN GRAY SUSAN PALMER LUCILLE SAVIANO Student Council Representative, 202 President, 202 Secretary-Treasurer, 202 ff' M , Y HILS ' SUSAN LANDKAMER SHIRLE President, 204 Secretary-Treasurer, 204 64 if E i ,Q f ,Z 5 'S LINDA LANGLOIS Student Council Representative, 204 1 I 1 I 1 A n H, r Sheila Crowe Shirley Hils Susan Palmer Susan Landkamer Kaye Mclntosh Lucille Saviano Susan Brown Adele Clancy Carol Milani Dee Ann Gray STANDING Dolores McHugh Roxanne Lindner Mary Beth Johnson SEATED Joan Senese Ann Kendall J L ,J f Jill pufgffff ,V ,V M ,ff I on yofjyf V iw Wvjfizywlf STANDING Mariorie Smiih Julianne Gabardi SEATED Cecilia Muller Kathleen Lynskey Therese Montgomery if STANDING Angelina Soto Gloria Tury Ruthanne Matteson SEATED Nancy Burns Juliet Cardinal 9 me 2 'L-wh'--'sk 'hm-5.16 M .'TT r-.... ' Q1-lliiffmffr i,,,iii iii , :lei 5 . . 4 ' . K 'Uk STANDING Paula Felthouse Irene Ovens SEATED Nancy Hayes Janet Stuart Margaret Wielt il sj X3 K i X5 V XXX Q iw X3 5 N Muriel Manion Marilyn Rollins Eileen Meyer .lean Snyder Margarei Grabach STANDING Ann Houk Nancy Wagenseller SEATED Sharon Sinovic Verda Poclsiadly Kathleen Hudson Kathleen Mulligan Kathleen O'NeiI Christianna Tefft Elaine Eden Judy Roberts STANDING Caroline Brady Sandra Hargett Ann Mary Casey SEATED Linda Langlois F,:sMargaret Baer Q if X A Nr:-A - , K X xxxx X, K ,P , Q . . , Q X A Af- Xi. QP- X Ye? f Q3 Qiiilxfw in vi A- , In U- ' ' -'ii G iff 1, W LQXVZA-X Cijll , Qi STANDING Regina D'Ambrosio Marlene Meyer SEATED Margarei Kountz Jane Tiffany Margarei Burrell STANDING Karen Kamrar Irene Morgan SEATED Mary Lucille Baker Judith Sipos Ann Quinn t W I, f AN A it 'x- i t DV, X Tiff! Nutr!! y ,lf Pj JR rf P lp 1 UV I Mft, U y X if t i if X .Y may A , 6724 !6fffW -If .f A I it 1 L L,-lx!-,ljwg sQmJfff'f I X 0' glen. KM. X , ,A A-vi... .,.a7,, STANDING Ann Marie Watson Caroline Boels Margaret Healy SEATED Faye Fancher Mary Ann Ryan V , , ga' I ' X is ,fi 2 X I .. R ku , W N s Lynda Hinz Judith Keck Josephine Bates Heleen Wheat K ,. ASSOCIATIONS 4 nf e fFY -xx x 1- . I W0 ' X . - 'gm' '-qw..,,..w '-1--fem-.u..w-.hi vm...f-,.. ,U -as-.au 'L of 'C 4 4. A STUDENT COUNCIL i 2 ii S 3, L, PAT WALSH, President MAUREEN MOYNAHAN, Vice-President PHYLLIS HARRINGTON, Secretary-Treasurer egfi' M111 f 9'Q- Q 0' EDUCATION FOR LEADERSHIP is the purpose of the Xavier Student Council. Its members are elected by popular vote at a general election of the student body in May, their term of office extending through the following school year. Affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils of Secondary Schools, the work of this organization is to promote the active participation of the stu- dents in all school activities, to foster vvorth-while proiects for the betterment of the school, and to form a nucleus of student govern- ment to cooperate with the faculty in the maintenence of good order and discipline. Student Council officers are given the recog- nition due to school leaders, but they likewise assume the re- sponsibilities of true leadership. 75 TO JESUS THROUGH MARY - the motto and aim of every sodalist. The Xavier Sodality of Our Lady strives to draw its members closer to our Virgin Mother and her Divine Son through imitation of the virtues of their lives in the practice of the Spirit- ual and Corporal Works of Mercy. J W? l' ..A ' 'pw ill Is' O n 4 KTA-t. . n. a ' Vice-Prefect Secretary Treasurer CATHY GEARE FRANCES NACE PAT WALSH left: O Mary, we crown Thee . . . the May Coronation . . . a beautiful pledge of love for God's Mother and ours. Above: a garland of Hail Mary's . . . Rosary during lunch period. Right: Unit meeting To discuss ways and means of personal sanctification and apostolic achievement. 77 95 .!' X 'lk GIIIIII SHEPHERD GUIIII THE JUNIOR Good Shepherd Guild is organized to give material assistance and to perform apostolic works for the benefit of the Good Shepherd Home for Girls. In cooper- ation with the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, members of the Guild teach summer classes in Christian Doctrine, help with clerical work in the office, and sponsor social func- tions to raise funds for the welfare of the school. In this way they are made aware of the solidarity of human so- ciety and the effect of their actions upon the lives of others. PATRICIA IBEN, President PEGGY BELL, Vice-President LORRAINE COUTURIER, Secretary KAREN VANCE, Treasurer fi 78 f 1 M WWA-181? A Bw: av is 2 i I S P820 1.-, ,. ws- ff . 5 1-J-f WV.. .1 -. 'N-1 A ,-'W -, Vw ,,, ,aff .pv- 'A . 4 ,, w We QV 'fi Liu' J' Eiga wNWz gin ?s'-'?.w. in W Y,-1-av-nm ,wsmwmw wmzwas,-vu, ,Aww-,www f-1vvww1wws-Lwmvfmm , .v,. umm-.a rx mn as, G. H. H. PRESIDENT, Juanita Waddell .ad , .ex ., ,iq s www - i - 1 ' . , 11. - ' sit 5 7 K - A 5 ., , K xswtfgii, HEALTH OF BODY as well as health of mind is of great im- portance in forming the per- fect Christian. The Girls Ath- letic Association provides the opportunity for healthful exer- cise and friendly competition, and develops habits of good sportsmanship,cooperation, and intiative. Under the super- vision of Miss Joyce Sanders, officers and members help to plan and execute the club's activities. Above, members of the basket-ball squad: Nancy Means, Barbara Means, Judy if Suffolk, Pat Wylie, Mary Ann Ryan, and Ann Marie Watson. ,I fi: , , l , r r Q' J if xc, A F Ls to Hg ,gil ,-1 1 ..... , Jrssgimggz. . ,L wr, wins 11+ 'xl X4 an kk E45-I., . dw f . A-' ,ur 4 left, the softball team: Shirley Hils, Lynda Hinz, Dee Ann Gray, Patty Horrigan, Kay Lyn- skey, Ann Kendall, Kathy Mul- ligan, Susan Brown, Adele Clancy, in front, Linda Wolfe, Judy Harms, Lucille Saviano, and Nancy Burns. Right, the volleyball team: Nancy Beck, Jean Mulera, Eileen Lynskey, Geraldene Forest, kneeling Lynn Hummel, Helen O'Brien, Margaret Ferriter, and Patty Duddy. I SECRETARY TREASURER Gail Harms in-A Hllllllll Slllllllll FIRST AND second honor students grow into their role of intelligent Catholics. i ,, , 1, . r .29 wifi' V- - 'r ' 1 N,-aw i I M 'f ii 'W' ' , ,, S , , io- , X i - 'W ffsagffwfif . L , ' ,.-W' K w, . ,,Nli'L1 jrii ,-Wg ti' R , Ag, , wr' - . 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X .. fd:- 7 ww ,.,.. ,Zig ,. 95 Right: Charter members of the Regina Caeli Chapter of the National Honor Society are Theresa Gaston, Peggy Bell, Cathy Geare, Bernice McDonald, Suzette Herbu- veaux, Grace Silva, Marianne Ludwig, Elaine Walsh, and Mary Cavanaugh. left: The Siena Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society includes Liz Wilmer Cheryl Hermann, Judy Clear, Nancy Means, Eileen Lynslcey, Helen O'Brien, Linfal Lulfy, Kay Lynslcey, Dee Ann Gray, Adele Clancy, Shirley Hils, Lucille Saviano, and Susie Palmer. 83 ul-1 CllliFlllllElillllU THE SOCIAL-MINDEDNESS of the Church inspires Xavier girls to give their time and efforts to the apostolic works of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, developing in themselves an aWare- ness of the Mystical Body of Christ and their con- sequent responsibility to parish, diocese, and the Universal Church. i W' A as J.. Q , Q? 2' 2 if 39 , ' -i -i ST. ANTHONY teachers include: standing, Margaret Daggett, Bernice McDonald, Sally Steph- en, Gail Harms, and Lorraine Couturier, seated, Cathy Geare and Lorna Swanson. L i n d a Langlois teaches at St. Agnes. 84 fs sg sg K K ,vi -wise: T' .W- AROUND THE back patio fountain are the St, Mary Magdalen workers: standing, Roberta Schultz, Judy Clear, Mary Deddens, Pat Sullivan, Eleanor Huber, and Mariorie Escalanteg seated, Donna De Forest, Donna Colletti, Mary Kay Landkamer, and Barbara Hruby. 85 lffilllilrhu. m-.aw.'n-1-miami .. .M.,.,, we X' w ' Glee Club President Theresa Gaston Vice-President Joanne Smoot Secretary-Treasurer Cathy Geare A 86 .03 9.42 THE XAVIER GLEE CLUB is composed of approximately ninety girls who have a common love of music and enioy the fellowship of singing to- gether. Highlights of the year are the Candlelighting Ceremony in De- cember in honor of Christ's birth, and the Spring Concert in April, climax- ing a year of specialized training and hard practice. lilii CLUB XllVlElllllll Upper left: Editor Lorraine Couturier and Associate Editor Theresa Gaston share a moment of deadline iitters. Lower left: We made it! Welcoming smiles greet the finished product as circulation gets under way. Below: Only the photographer can get the whole staff together at one time - and make them smile! Upper right: Lost, strayed or stolen? We hope it isn't our beautiful new cover the art staff is looking for! Lower right: Business as usual . . . and there's more to this business than meets the eye. THE XAVIERIAN, the only official pub- lication of Xavier High School, is pro- duced each Spring bythe student body under the direction of a senior staff and a faculty moderator. ln 1947, a paper-bound Xavierian made its first appearance, and through succeeding years it has assumed its present form. The 1956 annual commemorates the tenth anniversary of that first publica- tion. Throuqh work on such a school proiect, it is believed that in addition to experience in the field of iournalism on the part of the staff, the students acouire initiative and responsibility as well as a deeper appreciation of their school and its problems. 'PI X A up 0 04 FMR s 'fx JUHIUH HUXILIHHU SENSITIVE To The claims of chariTy, she will work for the elimination of suffering, and promote The common good, even aT personal sacrifice. Such is the Catholic student who is impregnated with The social-mindedness of The Church. And such is The faithful member of the St. Joseph Hospital Junior Auxiliaryr Ready for any work consistenT wiTh her age and ability, she gives generously of her Time and effort to help The sick and those who care for them. W ,A M,- HlUlllllHE me lN THE SPRING of 1955, a reorganization of the Xavier Alumnae Association brought about a revision of the constitution and a stimulation of interest in the building project of the high school. Such social functions as the Fall Fashion Show, the Christmas Tea, and the New Year's Dance will become a part of the program to keep in touch with friends of high school years and to further the inter- ests of their Alma Mater. The Class of '55 at graduation breakfast, and the annual Christmas Tea at the convent are pictured on these pages. r , 'fx I 1 ,, - 4 ' X, , ,, , - K '4 1 'ff 'Agn .Jig-U 37.6511 f.. 1 ,, Ax, Nd, 1 'J 5 N!! ., ,gum by V .. vtgx., 5 . u Q , ith , -I . ,A ' if. vi- t ,. . K-, 1 Q. ng! i,,. H ' so ,ii if 3 is FW IX '.v I ,1 4 K- CG.. ,i:1q,.. Upper right, Newly-elected officers surround Our Lady's statue: Jean Ann Senese, recording secretary, Maggie Romley, treasurer, Virginia Tiffany, social chairman, Marie Schmitt, president, Mary Saffert Grav, vice-president, and Lois Fechte, corresponding secretary. 93 Qi If 5 li' .1f TTf Ne 1 ., 1 -,S 7 r.tf.!rw3f.v5f-J 'Mfr .MF if 'T s x A 51 wi ' e t , i - 1 1 I x Ei :Kava 1 'YT mf- Sv fx THE XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL Mothers Club was established in January, 1956, in preparation for the removal of the student body into the new building. Since the opening of Xavier in September, 1943, high school mothers had belonged to the grammar school club, but because of a diversity ot interest and because Xavier students come from nearly every parish in the city, a separate organization was deemed advisable. The Mothers Club exists only for the betterment of the high school, and its primary ends are to provide material assistance whenever it is needed, and to foster friendly relations among the parents of the Xavier students. 94 9. XHVIEH HIGH SCHUUL IHUTHERS CLUB Above: Mrs. George Clancy, Presi- dentg Mrs. Robert Gillson, Vice- Presidentg Mrs, Joseph Horrigan Treasurer. Right: Mrs. Herbs-r1Tiffany, Recording Secretaryg Mrs. Mark Wil mer, Corresponding Secretary, 'f-BS' 'W K , 3 FORMATID mf' N A : .. .3 . N... K K, KRW ' .4 WL, 'A f N X . Y . ,k vf . . K .X , xi W K7 X vywg N-.......5:: Y' - X , . .An-AF' ' . 'i 1 1 4-' -ff 1 2 ig.,-51-.l X, 1 'ff ' f'fflf7 5 Qi 'ADEQ ii X, A My X V lb Ulf' ,XXX-K. Q i 4 r l 1 A iw, illiififp 'f,!, w ' 95. YL I' -K,, NN k K' . : f if 5 , N., fx M-fiml '-.. at- NH- -'-! I-uf. .i.u.v:ig-X 1, .-,, K5 , ,M ,Y f 'Q ' , , , val if ' Gif- ic, N Xfgl., . i X i- A--ms. . 'SQN -F --M,,,..- ' i I ffm? 2 , . x , xii , an education takes l lfe wh I I gre- ' '1 . 'X A 1 A 2 k ' human life, physical and spiHf f'X - 'lvl ,h lz 1 d moral, individual, domestic, and socixy . . . Q ' er to elevate, regulate and perfect if . . . ' I 1 r I d ff . . V, J sl ' 1 f I A N! I if ,ff Forming spiritually vigorous Catholics . . . THE HEART of Xavier is the Sacred Heart in the Blessed Sacrament. The annual re- treat, the lovely December Rose Cere- mony, First Friday Mass and Holy Com- munion . . . here is built up that reserve ot spiritual strength which character- izes the Christian woman. N dh ' '5 ' .fl ' I SPIRITUHL gf Y xt 2 Y' L THE CONSTANT interest ot their pastor, Rev. Daniel J. Kelleher, S.J., the spiritualizing of every activity, quiet visits to Christ in the tabernacle, all help in clevel- oping dynamic Catholic leader- ship. UTI Tac EARLY in September, the Class of 1956 consecrated themselves to their beloved Patron and asked the Sacred Heart of Jesus to quide their senior year. Here they ga- ther lovinoly about Him to dedi- cate their every hour of work and play and study to His service. .iggg 'WX il 3 SDF! !- fi it fg 'Nfl tfi ..Ln- yall ,. A CLOSED senior retreat at the Casa de Paz y Bien is to become a Xavier tradition. Here the retreatants relax with their retreat master, Father Kelleher. 101 l . were-H . til I up 4, it I I ii , g AM' 1- ir ' V lea' ii L i I llUllUlllll Forming the cultured Catholic, the woman of dignity . . X ' , xfxy lx WHETHER IN THE FIELD of music, drama, art, or literature, the student is given opportunity for the development of an intelligent appreciation of beauty as a reflection ofthe infinite beauty of God. At Xavier, the Christian philosophy underlying the approach to fine arts is to make of them the medium whereby thetruits of human wisdom and genius may be made to redouncl to the glory of God from Whom they came. og 'I03 -.,f TE, ,ff Qs' , - 'a- Mt I 1' 3, f8,,,f c.. 4...- .Q W , 5 ww' ta. X , w it it 'D A if W c., rt ri 152532 ' 0 .W-,fbi N., H , - fc Q.. 'X t f' , if 7' x FRESHMAN choral groups Through re- search and through experience see what happens when the Music Goes 'Round and Around. lnseri: For Monnie Tiffany and Rita Schmidt it's Sailing Down the River. ' w Above: Judging by The model's expression, figure drawing is serious business for these young artists. Righf: The lovely Candlelighting Ceremony is climaxed by the simple Bethlehem tableau, I F SITE OF XAVIER GIRLS IGH SCH00 to 51624: COHSTRUCUOII FL 4:,-wg, - Mew. gh YR f - W L-,FMU A Q ww H, Q ixg ifww a 7 . X my U by A.,, ,., krrkkry IM, if ,Wi.wff'1x ,,4WPt ' ,tr ,wmtlf ,Writ .5 lT'S THE END of the line at old Xavier, as Brophy Prep reclaims its original building. Students and faculty alike suffer many a pang of nostalgia for the years which have passed so swiftly, hallowing the very walls with memories. How many the youthful lives fash- ioned to goodness and beauty hereg how many the hearts and minds disciplined to achievement. To Brophy Preparatory we wish suc- cess and happiness as we bow out and leave to them their heritage. 'I07 qff?ll'iAmwl KY ' . - l m 4 Hl9g'Q'w'fJ 4 new 'Jii't2sLitl-fwlmllllll X' tif: g U .V .A A hi Z W N ,. ,mba ',i .si','7'l: 795' ' 4 .Qgeff 9 as ki Nir- afw K ff FORMING the leaders of Tomorrow - the truly American Catholic, 'who profits by training for participation in civic lite gained by assuming and carrying social responsibilities in the realm of school-life. Above: Graduation, 1955. The Most Reverend Francis J. Green, Auxiliary Bishop of Tucson ,... tative, Grace Silva. . . . gives a final word of approval and encour-- agement. Left: Patricia O'Connor, '52, President of the Alumnae Association of Student Nurses, ad- vises Molly O'Rourke and Mary Brown, '55, in her capacity of Advisor ofthe Arizona Association of Student Nurses. Cathy Geare, last year's Girls State Representative, shows her member- ship certificate to the 1956 represen- Leaders of the senior class are greeted by Father Kelleher after in- stallation ceremony. Below: Donna Deuel Ruesenberg, '49, exemplifies worthy home leadership. 9 I 4. . -7, . -YQ V W' . my 3 it , Ay-.XR ,,,,-, 1- Left: Spanish the easy way -this was time out for breath from the Mexican Hat Dance, the hard way - a weekly test. Left: This looks like French, but these freshmen insist they can do it in Latin, Spanish, German, and - you name it! We clon't think they learn Sanscrit in this general language course, however. 'I'I0 'F 'v W A 34 .. , W ...V A :N yy 'WW' Y, 11 ll 4 Q 1 4 I 41 M,,l 'sf .sy My ,ff-f c' IONS, ATOMS, molecules, colloids - what are they? Junior and senior chemistry students try to impress Father Jacobs that they really do know. And that graph! The second year algebra class will try anything - or could it be a camera pose? i . !e'.J -an -,f WHO WOULD HAVE thought that multiplica- tion and division could develop into such geometric snares and algebraic snarls? Oh, well S at least the teachers look happy! We're hoping that heredity diagram, center right, doesn't mean our poor mannekin's chil- dren vvill have open-air digestive systems! TO NO SUBJECT is given greaTer prominence Than To The olocTrines of our FaiTh. FaTher McNally's vviTTicisms keep The Treshrnan and iunior classes smiling as They absorb The all-infiporTanT principles of CaTholic philosophy. I 4 xl THE TRUTHS men live by are the very heart of the Catholic school curriculum, Father Ferrell and Father Monaghan dis- pense the truth to sophomore and senior classes respectively, by giving of them- selves vvith the truth adhering. ,MS Q HIM. ,f -ng Y .Wr- i 'i s li l i e l fltirllii .6 'i, JN 4-K' if 7 1 i,fifs+f1s This changing world is nowhere so appropriate a theme as in the history classes. Here we range from freshman Costumes through the Ages flower leftl up through Latin-American and European af- fairs to a iunior current events discussion. W' 5 JF- Jit 5' l J O-,st A ML Upper right: A court session in the Arizona State Capitol Building gives the senior civics class the right opening for many an informa- tive and heated discussion. Above: They learn to solve their in- come UJ tax problems, Right: Young Americans are formed in pat- riotism and appreciation of their country's greatness in the Ameri- can history class, H7 -'xv Ei Nr nn Sli Wi A T, F3 1. in we ,, Sin 4-, if: .. ry ir rainy, ,W nr., sw ' ,S -as-.5 V' we l -4 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT oT any high school holds one oT The mosT ob- yious implemenTs Tor The forming oT life philosophy. Here, vvheTher Through a friendly senior round Table, a close oraTorical conTesT, The reading of simple pamphlefs or of greaT liTeraTure, or The gracious charm of a junior book-week Tea - The goal is The reaIizaTion of CaTholic philosophy in forming youTh To ChrisT. 118 vi Xfff, ,E ,l K 1-1 ,...v --+31 ' umm.. ' .-. Au. v -., Uvwom , 1 9 'H FRUIT! T1 Forming the vocafionaIIy prepared Cath- olic in a specific field is exemplified in the commerce classes - white-collar girls making ready to take on the whole business world single-handed! ef' Upper right: Whoa, Sister! Sure that's only a hundred twenty words a minute? Right: Father Joe practices patience while Nadine practices her shorthand on her first job. 'V 's lj. 'Fry' .N t. 0' , V P SUCIHL if 4 , fu, -L w NJ JJ,- s. 122 The true Christian . . . ennobles what is merely natural in life . . ' SOCIAL FUNCTIONS lighten the stern atmosphere of books, and further the ends of education, not only in providing needed relaxation, but in creating situations in which the student is brought face to face with another broad obiective upon which were built such basic ideals as those of chivalry, attention to refined manners, careful dress, and proper uv speech . . . a whole code of Christian deportrnent. Formal and informal affairs are sponsored by the various organiza- tions ofthe school, and the general attendance of the student body is urged. .f5 fy! - a.:21iD' 123 ALL WORK and no play makes Jane a dull girl. For- mal and semi-formal social evenTs keep Jane from becoming dull, and give her The poise and social charm so necessary in the formation of The gracious woman. 4 ...Q 'W .Q ' , 1' Q, - i xg l f r 1 MEMORABLE EVENINGS on Xavier's social cal- endar were The Sock Hop, The Ballerina Ball, and The senior-sponsored Holiday Whirl. Springtime will mean another whirl of year- end events as the seniors are honored by each of the classes before graduation. .iq s A U .Que 26 llillllflllllllllll The True Chrisfian does riof renounce The acfivifies of This i e . buf develops and per- fecfs Them . . . we THE ONLY ACTIVITIES proper To a CaTholic school are Those which TurTher The ends of CaTholic edu- caTion iTselT. Among These are Those recreaTional TuncTions which are conducive To The developmern of The individual inTo a social being recognizing and respecfing The righls of oThers, The code of ChrisTian cleporTmenT found in The Second Greai Commanclmem is made meaningful when pul inTo eFTecT. Left, sophomores aT The Big SisTer parTy and sen- iors on OrienTaTion Day welcome The freshmen. Above, The annual Spanish dinner. Right, Brophy and Xavier enjoy noThing beTTer Than an evening Toge-Ther. 127 XX... INITIATIONS are in order. Seniors, sophomores, and G.A her inferiority. If using her as a pack horse doesr1'T do if, m sodalisrs and probafioners in We-ain't-got-a-barrel-of-mon 128 'E' .A. ayloe eyn vie with one another in making the freshman conscious of drowning will. Above, sedate Sodality officers entertain fashion. ' x f n mu if-gr 1 , . A ' i Wing, N' at ,- h..- , 'WM Q- M ii 41 '11 1 Q' q n l! 1 B N V' 75:5 ,eww . E aa , by -X 5 if Q Q f if 1 '9 S :au S A ' Q 'N-4, . TX ' F 'E I Q , :FM-. ' -:T , - 1 ,211 -I, AN. . .V , qi lb K' x 3,1 I' , . -: .. . ar. H , , .551 Q , .i Q ' . . ' f ' .I 1 , -.., Rx-C, , I il x W nt-,v1.f. Q 4 3 X 'I 1 Q '1'. L . .fl , X . ' , 1 ' Y , , 1 ,ki X ' u Q f' A 5 W' M3 Q 11:1 .M , 1 - , :-, 'Tw ?:' ' V ,, , ., Q if ,W 4 ,t..J,., R fp ,S 2 irq x Q 1 ti' ' 'f ww, X g ' . A 'N Ji QK 1,1 fx B , Y ' ' l , , .a . 4. Lil' r J. x I Q ,yy s.. it I 11 4 4 . 5 ,v , , ' E Hn X H M 1 ' F, . 'AL A '5' C, J' ' 1f'n '. V? ' T L , Q , , M . , , gf' ' 5 wk QL A A ibm af- 1 .. Q A I X Q' 'Wil .555 -3 . -f ' 'N '54, rw I T .1 NIL, A , I NK , 5 , x . X 'Qi in X ' 7-1 X ' , '-1' V I 25 Xl X I, -,,.gnmnw-4-' 3 r 'vn- ,gags-se, '1 W 4 ai is f i s , E, W .. K Y I.. . Q. g .i., X it Q if ., of -?Xf?fsgm was GOOD FOOD, fresh air, sunshine - these make days at Xavier happy and healthful. Upper left: A full and competent cafeteria staff serves a hot lunch every olay - We think no one lout our Mrs. Mullen could clo it! Left: Juniors vary the program with a box social. Right: Mrs. Senese keeps care- ful watch of students' health, not only supervising vaccinations and X-ray examinations, but standing by for any emergency. 'C 1 Ll CZD TD :D I... 7F71 39. 'oi '05 Q10 'U-. U.:- 3.65 3' Km GJD! .U-. 53 US HQ 'L-. S3- 'fo IH? -. S Ui 2' SS mm ii 2.0 Iii! ll llnugqf W DE fUllCllllllfll l Forming socially-minded Catholics, fl aware of the solidarity of human so- ciety . . . 4 IN THE SCHOOL democracy are afforded op- portunities for developing norms of social behavior for life situations. Volunteering of- fice help, participation in civic projects, or initiatinq and putting into effect charitable proiects are lahoratorv sessions in the proc- ess of social education. 'UNL 'Q i L ,,. .HITS ...,., ul -A is V 'ii Y x 'VJ L i A . . , , X A 4 , i f' , 135 i, , is l if' is UGRAPEFRUIT for St. Jol1n's Indian Mission! became The Campaign slogan for a project growing out of A discussion in sophomore English. Tlwe result? A wonclerfulSa1uul.iy pic nic and a deluge of grapefruit. 6 A BEAUTIFUL CHAPEL in Their new school inspires The presenTaTion oT a sTudenT body giTT oT eighTeen hundred dollars Tor The purchase of pews. Making The presf enTaTion To FaTher Kelleher are PaT Walsh, CaThy Geare, and Lorraine CouTurier. .-.- FIXING CHRISTMAS BASKETS, helplhg ln The Office, teaching Gods llttle ones, or rattling Sister Mary Francis in an apostolic cause . . . these help to ful- ltll the commamcl, Love thy neighbor as thyself. 7 'N91vvv-'it4? ,S I GO WEST, YOUNG LADY! Junior art students place first in the civic division ot the annual J.C. rodeo tor their tloat depicting the contin- uity ot religious service from the days of Padre Kino. The tloat shows, on one side, Indians be- fore a rude altar, on the other side are modern Xavier girls worshiping before a modern altar. Right, above: Four ardent horsevvornen, vvho initiated and carried to success a student- sponsored Xavier Horseshovv. Left to right: Joanne Smoot, Ann Ashton, Gail Harms, and Grace Silva. Right: Candidates tor Queen ot Xavier Fiesta: Margaret Daggett, Margie Gillson, Mary Wal- lace, Judy Roberts, and Peggy Kountz. f R?-V at 'alfa 9 . 'K 1 . K K 'p+h ,fs- ' ug .1 f -J.. .11- ,-4 in n 139 MJ, HPPRECIHTIUH TO THE MANY FRIENDS and advertisers who have so gen- erously supported the 1956 Xavierian the students and faculty extend a sincere thank you. The entire staff wishes to express its appreciation to the faculty and student body for their service and cooperationp to its patient and long-suffering photographer, Eddie Deuelp to Mr. L. Max Connolly of the Arizona Yearbook Company for his courteous and friendly help, and to the Xavier Art De- partment, under the direction of Sister Mary Solana, B.V.M., for the beautiful cover design and the artistic sketches which introduce the sections of the Xavierian. 140 PA American Home Supply Co. Amsterdam-House Babyland Baer's Gift Shop Beauty Lane Bethany Liquors Blender's Barbecue Restaurant Vernon M. Bloss, Shell Dealer Sam Blue Dry Cleaning J. A. Bridges Painting Contractors Camelback Gifts Camelback Mobile Station Camelback Watch Repair Catering Ice Cream Co. Cavalier Food Market Clell's Hair Fashions Culver's T V, Radio, and Records Dierdorf Pharmacy Bert Easley's Fun Shop Eddyth's Cheery Lynn Fred Elquest and Son El Rancho Tavern Robert N. Ferguson, Realtor K. G. Flickinger Realty Food King Market Foran Engineering Corp. Gallenkamp's Shoes, Uptown Plaza Grove's Surgical Supports Store Gucker and Noll Drug Co. Hall's Richfield Service Hanny's Ralph Helling Electric Bill Hermon, Realtor Homehaven Barber and Beauty Shop lbold's Indian Store Jim's Texaco Service Joan's School of Dance E. H. Jones Construction Co. Paul Johnson Jewelers Judie Iris, Uptown Plaza Kathleen's Flowers Ken's Flying A Service Russ Keeton's Save Way Market Kerr Sporting Goods 'I41 Ray Korte Used Cars Landkamer Apartments Le Man's Bakery Liquor Mart Lundberg-Hansen Mortuaries MacAlpine Drug Co. Maddox Drugs Maricopa Packing Co. Maroney's Cleaners and Laundry Mary Ann's Beauty Shop Mary Coyle Ice Cream McCracken Realty The Medicine Chest Melrose Department and Variety Meredith Construction Co. Mother Goose School Oatis Photo Laboratory Olsen's Pharmacy Ralph Oursler Realty Palm Lane Market Peppermint Stick Pritchard's Cactus Stable Ray Lumber Co. Rebel Roadrunners Record Roundup Rosenzsweig's, Jewelers Rudy's House of Beauty 7th Avenue Nursery Sewing Basket Sheridan Roofing Co. Simon's Drugs Sunbrite Markets Sunny Furniture Co. Sun Valley Bakery The Beauty Shoppe W. K. Thompson, Real Estate Broker Tip Top Cleaners, Inc. Triangle Market Turner-Penrod Agency Uptown Barbers West Drug Co. Wood's Shell Service Zeigler's Package Liquor PATRO Mr. and Mrs. John N. Adams Mrs. Francisco Angulo Dr. and Mrs. William Baker Mrs. Robert Bayless Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bell Dr. W. G. Biddulph B. H. Bitner Dr. L. G. Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brannon Dr. John S. Cain Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Casey Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Chavira Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Christensen L. P. Christianson, D.D.S. Mrs. M. W. Clapp Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Cohen Mrs. Frank E. Coles, Jr. L. W. Cross Mrs. Joseph A. Crowe Capt. and Mrs. A. G. Dibrell, Jr. Donna 'n Pat Robert D. Dorociak DeWitt W. Englund, MLD. Martha Escalante M. L. Fields, D.D.S. Dr. and Mrs. Wesley G. Forster Freshman Class, 204 A Friend O. V. Funk, D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gallagher Dr. E. M. Gardner Dr. E. A. Gatterdam Dr. and Mrs. Ed A. Geare Mr. and Mrs. Ervin J. George Rev. Joseph Gillespie Dr. and Mrs. Charles U. Gnau Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Griffith Dr. V. L. Hagenstad Mr. and Mrs. John Hargett Mrs. Dan L. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haver Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Horrigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Houk Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Huger Mrs. Helen lben Paul O. Jagger Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Jennett 'I4 Dr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Karp Rev. Martin C. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Kilbane Mr. and Mrs. G. Kiniry Dr. and Mrs. J. Dean Kovar Rev. Paul G. Lawrence Mrs. John D. Long August W. Ludwig Gray Madison Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mahoney T. V. Maloney Mai. and Mrs. R. L. Matteson Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. McDonald Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melczer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Orville Meyer Mr. and Mrs. William Milani Mr. and Mrs. William T. O'Connell Jeffrey O'Connor, M.D. John J. O'Connor Ernest Orlosky Mrs. Michael O'Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. E. Payne Palmer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A, Peters Arthur E. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Rayner Elias M. Romley Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ronan Lawrence E. Schaller, D.D.S. Adela C. Sesma Dr. Samuel Shore Mr. and Mrs. George J. Silva Ruby W. Sisco Dr. James F. Smith Dr. Noel G. Smith Mark Soubie Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Stewart Dr. T. P. Stuart Thomas Suffolk W. J. Sullivan Harold R. Tate, D.D.S. Dr. Carl P. Villalenti Henry G. Walsh Mrs. Clare Williams Dr. Edwin T. Ziol Congratulations Students. . . FROM THE ST. FRANCIS MOTHERS' CLUB Compliments of TITCHENAL'S ENCANTO PAY'N TAKIT 2801 15th Avenue DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND CORP. library Adding Bureau Machines Kardex Typewriters Safe Cabinet Film-a-Record 1808 North Central Avenue End the Last Great Chore in Your Home with an I r o n r i f e AUTOMATIC IRONER SALES AND RENTAL VERN M. GIBSON IRONRITE PHOENIX COMPANY 2446 East McDowell Road v BR 5-4147 14 Congratulations to the Class of 7956 GOOD SHEPHERD JUNIOR GUILD HAGEN'S MARKET 4600 N. 12th Street Quality Merchandise and Friendly Service We give S and H Green Stamps COMPLIMENTS OF J. L. HILS Department 8. Variety Store 2713 West Van Buren The Most Famous Chinese Restaurant in Phoenix TANG'S RICE BOWL OPEN DAILY NOON UNTIL MIDNIGHT COMPLETE DINNER FROM 95: to S150 3 Large Dining Rooms 'A' Main Dining Room 'A' Semi Private Dining Room 'A' Tiger Lagoon Banquet Room for Small or Large Parties, Club or Organization up to 250 People. For Reservations or Order to Take Home Phone AM 5-6471 Toney Emile Quest Raimi 4840 N. CENTRAL AVENUE PHOENIX. ARIZONA PHONE AM 5-1414 gravel, UEIZEEZ l0O5 EAST CAMELBACK EVERYTHING IN TRAVEL AM s-aaoa - Pnosmx, anizon TRAVEL PLANNING FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS TOURS FOR EVERY BUDGET 14 MEL-O-CREAM 1418 W. Polk St. Tel. ALpine 4-8368 Wholesale 81 Retail Lynn Sheet Metal Co. Cooling 0 Heating Air Conditioning General Sheet Metal AM 6-7273 2633 E. Indian School Road Ursuorsi ocK a MATERIALS J .E. 2800 South Centrol Avenue BR 6-2441 Congratulations to the Class of '56 The Marian Shop 4705 N. Central lln the church patio? Compliments of MILANO-RUSSELL PIANO 8. ORGAN COMPANY ALLEN ORGANS New and Used Pianos 4320 N. Central 45 W. Main PHOENIX MESA J. B. ROGERS AIR coNnmoNiNo co. AIR CONDITIONING 4255 N. 7th Avenue AMherst 6-8441 MARK COCKRILL Clncorporafedi CONSTRUCTION CO off' -1322w awfk' R d MARK COCKRILL Congrcfucfions and Besf Wishes fo the Senior Class of 7956 The Jesuit Fathers of Sf. Francis Xavier Church COMPLIMENTS OF LYDLE HIETT HAYS ROOFING COMPANY 747 East Henshaw -AL 4-9892 WE APPLY AND REPAIR NEW AND OLD ROOFS Food King Market 2301 North 24th Street The home of eastern meats A SMALL BUSINESS MAN . . . iust doesn't have time to become a tax specialist no matter how much he needs to be one. The law re quires he keep complete records for TAX purposes. ' ' I d thl f't and loss state Our service lncu es a mon y pro: - ment and a completion of all Federal and State tax reports. Our service costs you only a traction of what you would pay for a full-time or part-time bookkeeper. DAKIN AND COMPANY U, S, Prime U. S. Choice 1812 E. McDowell - Phoenix, Arizona - AL 4-0212 CAVALIEB H0 ES rogrefwing wiflr fglzoenix This impressive list ot tract homes is proof that tor QUALITY Homes . . . in choice locations . . . Cavalier Homes have more to offer. Cavalier Parlcway, 144 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Villa l8r2, I76 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Park Vista, 97 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Campus, I, 2, 8: 3, 329 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Terrace, l29 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Freeway, 76 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Manor, IOO Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Lawndale, 76 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Dale, I67 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Tomlinson Estates, 67 Homes SOLD OUT Cavalier Glen, IOO Homes SOLD OUT . . Plus I8 Homes, Marshall Parkway, SOLD OUT Cavalier Palms, 202 Homes SOLD OUT SEE THESE HOMES TODAY CAVALIER FREEWAY IIO. 2 81 3 I SUUTTSIIIILE . . IIAVALIER VISTA Model Home Model Home 6231 North 25th Avenue 7702 East Thomas Road 148 5 ji7'wzft 'aa -1 llf i 2 7: 1 1 fl 4- Q2 51 fIueSf2ftI Bait Sirlnin open 7 days For A True Gourmet's Dinner Dine in Comfort 0 Charcoal Broiled Steaks 0 Barbecued Chicken o Broiled Lamb Chops 0 20 More Prepared Cooked Entrees DINNERS FROM 51.95 - 52.25 Reservations AM 6-5221 4801 N. Central Also For Those Fine Kosher Style Dinners Dine at MALCOFF'S Coffee Shop - Delicatessen Featuring Hot Corned Beef and Pastrami on Bohemian Rye 4803 N. Central Ave. Phone CR 4-9962 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Daggett Tile and Marble Company 1043 East Camelback Phone CR 4-4611 Kegdf LIGHT 1115 F1111 UBE BIJIIIPEIHY Compliments of S A N D E RS Your home town variety store PHONE WHitney 5-5541 V. STOUGH 31 NORTH BROWN AVE. E. STOUGH SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 149 put VALLEE SURPLUS SALES CO. ARizoNA's LARGEST suiepius stocic 2434 West Van Buren St. JOSEPH R. VALLEE, Owner P CR 4 D910 ,S . 97 7 I I U C I It ' gnc: we I0 I1 1 1 VAL'S CLEANERS Er LAUNDRY UNIVERSAL HOME BLDG 41327 N 24 STREET 1 B 5 INDIAN Ecu-can PHDENIX ARIZDNA . I I v .5 ,N-1... ' OPEN , 'IEQJSTEL , 7 DAYS A week ' 'E' ' Tj:2J?QiQ,.f QATPTI Complete 705003 g WW Ji h,:vTii',qQUI'FHfLL'gj1 Dinners BARBER SHOP COOLED BY REFRIGERATION N CENTRAL HOURS B TO 6 5026 l TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY from 51.50 For Foocl OUT OF THIS WORLD Tempting Chinese Dinners - Prime Steaks - Chicken and Seafood Dinners. Dragon Room available for student functions, club meetings, private parties. 1575 E. Camelback - PHS: AM 5-9484, AM 5-4351 MR. INSURANCE .mi-IN .J. GALLAGHER GALLAGIIEII 81 ASSUUIATES WILSON 8. VAN SANT Compliments of GENE MCNAMEE 5848 North 16th Street HOMEBUILDERS Custom Homes on Your Lot 4242 N. 19th Ave. AM 6-2323 COMPLIMENTS HOCTOR LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations To The Class of '56 in memory of JOHN COLLETTI MATTHEW E. TRUDELLE A R C H I T E C T II3 E. CAMELBACK RD CONGRATULATIONS To the Senior Class! BUY YOUR CARS from SARWARK MOTORS MW! 90006-9' Congratulations to the class of 1956 from the makers of AIR coousns The Wright Way To Cool Comfort in the HOME AUTOMOBILE TRAILER BUSINESS FACTORY Wright Manufacturing Co. I 2902 W. Thomas Road SKEFF'S MARKET 27th Ave. at Roosevelt Phone AP 8-2280 Groceries - Meats - Produce - Hclwe. UPTOWN PLAZA, Camelback at Central 44 W. Adams 04 Dumont dtwwmpiwu. 0 WOODY'S ff-I 37 WEST MCDOWELL PHOENIX. ARIZONA O AL 3-2772 Compliments of - I arizn 5 BEAUTY SALONS, INC. 0 PHOENIX. 4406 No. CENTRAL AVE 1 Lam 0 SCOTTSDALE. 41 BURWICK couRT 0 PARADISE INN, 6150 E. c MELBACK nom: 0 CHANDLER. sAN MARcos HOTEL FANNIN'S Low Cost, Dependable New Phoenix Headquarters: 3107 Grand Ave. Phone AP 8-8511 SAFFORD - CASA GRANDE - BUCKEYE WICKENBURG - PARKER - PRESCOTT Delicatessen Fine Foods BILL AND JANE'S Q I , ' - 1. 5042 N. Central Ave. - AM 6-3636 Across from Uptown Plaza OWNED AND OPERATED BY BILL AND JANE DOMZALSKI AL MCYNAHAN INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. 4656 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE O TELEPHON E CRestwood 4-5416 KINO CLUB Jfwm, a, Jlufuwl MAnsToN SUPPLY COmp,,mem.S coMPANY of DUPLICATING SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 8. MAINTENANCE Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Mike Macchiaroli Athletic Goods Stage Equipment Office Supplies and Equipment 324 N. Central Ave. ALpine 4-5651 Phoenix, Arizona LOCAL ...and FRIENDLY! INSURANCE IN ALL LINES Joseph J. Schmidt Insurance Agency PgggeWVY'3?g?,ggO wEsrwARn H0 DAIRY 527 E. Dunlap Phoenix, Arizona Arizona Milk For Arizona People 154 PROTECT YOUR CAR INVESTMENT! Read Mullen guarantees NEW FORDS 36 months or 50,000 miles! This is a lOO'X1 protection mechanical guarantee against defective parts or excessive wear. There are 40 service stations authorized to service New FORDS under our guarantee. . at Reacl Mullan Motor Co. 28 East Van Buren 0 4208 NORTH CENTRAL o PHOENIX - ARIZONA Avabsse Avwoac 1, THE, -e1riir Q12 'i g Iggg: MAN, i f HAVE yqu QEEN in THE eonves oN f. AT , wi VAEQWSE lfmiigei h's Fun To Shop In Pafodisou Corner Brown and lst Avenue Wl'litney 5- 83l2 SCOTTSDALE Q PHONE CR 4-2732 155 Compliments of JOHN BECKER a friend in Need 15 Come Buy My Pianos REDEWILL MUSIC COMPANY 222 West Washington Since 1881 Drugs and Cosmetics Homemade Ice Cream AI's Drug Store 7th Avenue and Camelback Phone Amherst 5-5552 ANCHOR ROOFING COMPANY N. J. CURLY WILTON AM 6-3666 4705 N. 7th sneer ARIZONA PRINTED PRODUCTS Business Forms and Social Printing Wedding Invitations - Letterheads - Envelopes Business Cards - Ruled Forms Paul M. Holland 8- Son 4504 North 9th Street - Telephone AM 6-9672 The Arizona Twilighter APARTMENT MOTEL One of Phoenix' Finest! AM 5-4781 RAY O. THATCHER, Manager CARLISE BROTHERS REALTY ANYTHING IN REAL ESTATE 2717 N. 24th Street, PHOENIX OFFICE: AM 6-8563 cn 4-T521 7 rank I. walters COLOR STYLING SPECIALIST AM 6-7272 CR 4-71 14 Churches 0 Theatres o Fine Homes Stores 0 Shops 0 Sand Blasting Industrial Structures 0 Parking Lot Striping Compliments of Habaqi, cHn.oneN sr-lor THE CHILDRENS STORE 1 to 16 years! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS! QYSTA 63, : TL WATER? Crystal Bottled Waters Assures Delicious Tea and Water! CONGRATULATIONS! PIONEER STEEL 171 N Compliments of VACCARO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT Where You'II Always Feel at Horne PIZZA - SPAGHETTI - RAVIOLI BEER - WINE 0 N. 16th Street orth of E. McDowell PAUL B. GUERIN BUILDER AND SUB-DIVIDER 706 East Highland C enni Qgphwtrcaied UIIIOYS l733 EAST MQDOWELL for everything smart in sizes 5 to aczaclcy xjfelene BEAUTY SALON If you aren't becoming to him, you should be coming to us! HELENE ALLEN BEA gs 'ig' Tum-mf ' 1 0 'T' W H' I A- - - 5,35 I 15 H w ,ff in f To GH 1 X ,X X Pnesrofur gdgivthe UNITED STATES when this Bunk begun its uninterrupted service to Arizona in IBBI. SIRST NATIONAL HEAD OFFICE: PHOENIX, ARIZONA noun rmfur ozrosn insuuucl couronrrou 1 - IPICIALIIING IN O U T S T A N D I N G ' ' :::::.z:,2..'::: mas: Congratulations and mucus RE TA Best WFSIICS S ao: l. Mcoowzu. no LUIGI DESIDIRI PHOINIX, ARIIONA rnovlltvol P ALP I 3-l7G1 C Whitney and Murphy CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '56 Funeral Home Bill Murphy PatiOasis 4036 North Central AM 5-0859 159 I ll ,., I I I I i II I-I I I A Hoppy Life Ahead With Kindest Wishes I from I COUNTRY STYLE FABRICS 4338 North 7th Avenue AM 6-2276 I COURTESY OF Jian, Jffulmfi, MAZA DRUGS HARRY D. GREEN 81 SONS Painting - Decorating - Paperhanging 4301 N 16 S PHOENIX. ARIZONA 94 2 e '3 iq, . . FU XY X Hx ,. xxx! 6 In 4 9 ,B 6- 1. ' Any ' 4 L NN D ' ' xx Z S, S 3 V VVVVVVVVVVV V S .f - -- .. xx ,ff Q 5- Xi?-.5 fgi A 9 x 1..-.:-. '--, -5-'x E 5 ':?.S? ':'N'-1' We Qsgx Efi .Q-.-as , T 'tex lT'S PHOENIX'S NEW AND DIFFERENT MEXICAN RESTAURANT STUDENTS WELCOME! Reservations: AL 8-9080 Hours: l'I to 'Ilp Friday 'til 12, Saturday 'til 2 I229 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Class of 7956! Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lutfy Compliments of Nellie ancl Dick Walsh l6'l ARIZONA Dowws IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII4 Ki-He-Kah Ranch M. E. Lewis SANTA GERTRUDIS CATTLE construction Patagonia, Arizona Company Compliments of , Designers - Builders Dunbar Spring and Wheel Co. Jefferson North Ceflffal Phoenix, Arizona Plwenlx ' ' EL TACO CAFE SPANISH AND AMERICAN FOOD Open from 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. 3336 N. 19th Avenue CR 4-9898 wqsmw I -4 Take Out Orders-Cafering Service I PI QQXII UIQ wA,ff7.Qw WESTERN SECURITY ty 'J I.f-'sgg , INSURANCE COIILIPANY I I 4X,,7'.' 500 SecurNy Buil ing Qi! T'2h.209Zi?.. CONGRATULATIONS from U PHOENIX 0 MESA ' GLENDALE ' CHANDLER ' SCOTTSDALE 0 CASA GRANDE ' COOLIDGE , nu.: Baa6al........f0' Em 163 Lots of people are saying: Meet me at the Whip'n Grill 25 North Brown Where good food is served ANv VVN,,,,.,V,,,.,.-.-.,.,. ,,,vs,,,,,V,,,,,A,A,.,.,.,.,.,-,-,-,-,-,.,-, - Complere line of Liquor. Wine and Beer wagon wheel ,Ciquor Shop NWWVWMANMZIEZS East Thomas Roocl o JAMES RYAZZI Manager Phone AM 6-9569 Plw ' A i Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilmer qQovecy 2 Cmi,Ayway Your Drive-in Store For All DAIRY PRODUCTS 3501 N. 19th Avenue Phoenix, Arizona CR 4-1432 The minhsnr Shop PERSGNALIZED APPAREL Congratulations to the Senior Class For Men ond Boys CUDIA CITY AM 5-3306 33 EAST CAMELBACK ROAD Best Wishes DI VITO To The Class of l956 Confracfing Co. AM 5-7974 J. A. Whitney and Son Plastering Contractors Residential and Commercial Building 164 NWWvW ,vV.NaNvv.,v.Ns.A.A NEED MONEY ? ? T O L WE BUY AND SELL Ist AND 2nd MORTGAGES AND TITLE COMPANY CONTRACTS, LOANS E L K E ON CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES- SEE US NOW. de Kqa Zwm Plmguply , O'BrIen Investment Co. A B-44Il IO W. CAMELIACK ID. MERLE J OELKE OENIX. ARIZONA sos HEARD BLDG. PHONE AL 2-1121 Compliments of 8-4549 PHONE ALPINE 28-4540 'R Puguu CUSTOM CLEANERS i , I ,-,, rr r' I' A 'F ' ' ?laonlda9 A Humans? -- OOI7 North 7th Avenue LOUIE MARCHESE 1341 EAST VAN BUREN OWNER PHOENIX, ARIZONA RETREADING REPAIRING Geo-age Supply PHOENIX MARKETS 1. l6th St. 8. lndion School Rood AM 5-2132 1702 WEST BUCKEYE ROAD ' PHOENIX ARIZONA 2. l5th Aveda Lrldgon School Rd. 3. l2th Street 81 Comelbock Rood GEORGE RICE PHONE AL 2 B552 DURISCOE GULF SERVICE Central and Camelback 4995 North Central Phoenix, Arizona Best Wishes to the Graduates! PHOENIX STUDEBAKER lYour New Studebaker DealerI Phone AL 8-700l 1014 N. Central in Phoenix Where Your Money Grows Fosfer V Cllffenf rare f r r 1 and Loan Association AM, We, 310 ,,,i,,io,, New Camelback Office-4811 North Central ELEVEN OTHER CONVENIENT OFFICES THROUGHOUT ARIZONA Congrofulofions FLOYD COLLINS PETER HENSCHIEN STANDARD SHEET METAL WORKS 1805 East Jefferson AL 4-7301 JIM DAVENPORT CHEVRON SERVICE Bethony Home Rood ond 7th Avenue cn 4-4084 W I N E L I Q U O R B E E fffrgks and 6lZ??0N Z I0 U 0 RS' 166 D OM ' S RICHFIELD SERVICE 7002 N. 7th Street WI 3-9965 Congratulations to the Senior Class ol '56 It's JERANDS t for Mrs. Simmons JUNIORS 8. SUBTEENS APPAREL 8. SHOES Pastry Shop Compliments ot Mr. 8. Mrs. Caesar-Mary Benvenuti II W. Colter Street PHOENIX 167 Congrofulofions Congrofulcfions fo flwe Class of 7956 fo fhe Class of '56 SCHUSTER scl-INAUFER COMPANY CONSTRUCTION AW CO. Compliments Complimenls of of BRANDING IRON MR. and MRS. BAR JOE L. SCHMIDT 2303EId ShIRd AMHERET 5-D541 AMHERST 5-5E95 Doc Dombegfs Motor Clinic COMPLETE 24 HDLIR REPAIR AND TCIWING SERVICE 4245 NQRTH 7TH Ave. PHUENIX, ARIZCINA LIEFGREEN 8: Mcll0NALD Finest ln Flowers 8. Seeds Uptown Plaza-26 E. Camelback 0 Phoenix, Ariz PHONE: AMhersl' 6-5335 P DR 4-5l94 L P JOYCE STUDIO HDME PaRTnAi'ruRE - wsoomrs - i:-DMMERCIAL Lovely Lady Salon Complete Beauty Core Individual Hair Styling Special Rates to Sutdents 239 E- INDIAN SCHDDL RD- 4656 North Central AM 6-5152 Q. 4 PHOENIX, ARIZEINA Miss Cecil. CONGRATULATIONS WATCH R I WELRY R AIRIN CLOCK R R -S YLING TO THE SENIORS C1 K':3iE1'iR!f:f!5z,?i0'e MC Dowel' F-l.i,!?. .',?.'Z'.?.QZfi.. 5 and HOUR 9 A M 6 P M P 'E S A AL 3 7857 1010 EAST MCDOWELL Laing- Garrett Construction Specialties 4700 North Central Avenue Maclclry and Medley 2337 E. McDowell Road Phoenix, Arizona BR 5-3241 Hardware- Paints-Sporting Goods Notions-Toys-School Supplies 9 McCONNELL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Congratulations Il' dl SWIMMING PIOiglTeCONTRACTOR dass of '56 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Pools Any Size or Shape Cement Work of All Types 2522 N. 28th sfreef AM 5-4394 Phoenix VICIOTY -I-GDI 8k AWDIHQ CO. BEST WISHES from Pl1anlix'0lJe1l Ford Denier fhe'5U Qm0'ive 2136 E. Inclian School Road C'aS5F'gRgf ' ' 525 N.CenfraI-AI. 4-8451 TUCSON PHOENIX LAS VEGAS SAN DIEGO O I' xx I I A I FINE HOMES 1 A I n', o 4 DRAPERY MATERIALS AL1-,765 BUSINESS BeauTiful fabric and Free Labor M. AND INVESTMENT P d by PH. PI-Iosmx AL 4-8771 1318 N. CENTRAL AVE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE AVANLG .Qualify remain: long afler price is forgotten mar-ion tile co C ...IIIIIN1 4433 NORTH SEVENTH AVE. ' PHOENIX. ARIZONA I I TELEPHONE AM 6-8571 Ii 1315 N. CENTRAL AVE. ' PHOENIX, ARIZON C H HANK MARION 170 COMPLIMENTS OF FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE Phoenix Police Department Mariposa Palms Apartments 114 E. Mariposa St. Mrs. Harriet Chapman CO,1i,j. ::' 4650 NORTH 12th STREET 0 PHOENIX. ARIZONA ' PLUMBING ' CONDITIONING T RVICE B: REPAIRS PHONE AM 6-8441 NIGHT CR 4-1226 Best Wishes the Fernandez Family Merchandise Center Hardware - Housewares - Gifts - Toys Garden Supplies-Glidden Paint CR 4-8201 4020 N. 19th Avenue - Phoenix, Arizona :gg WHITNEY 5 6661 , uuilavui il 1' J O H N F. UTT E R 1'Rvui, cgniuiv mul lL:fn.xu'uInce SCOTTSDALE. ARIZONA omlo imenfs FHWA C. VCP cy HOUSE EOFCOURTESV AUTHORIZED DIRECT FACTORY CHEVROLET DEALER New Cars! New Trucks! Used Cars! 1521 EasI Camelback Road 9' 010675 stone ron IIIEII UPTOWN PLAZA-CENTRAL AT CAMEL ACK PHOENIX. ARIZONA A TELEPHONE AMherst 6-5227 -I ,4,...:,-. 4 :bf I-I ln' 'Tr' ilk, Aj- S i i'- N 1' JM, I ' MARY W HITE REAL ES'1'A1'E RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTY 4640 NORTH 7th sum MARY WHITE, Broker PHOENIX, ARIZONA T E L E P H 0 N E AMHERST 5-5527 HELEN s. HARRY smmrs . . . 'B?II p':'I'fI III 'f'i 4743 NORTH CENTRAL AVF, PHOENIX, ARIZONA 'I7 Congratulations! MILLIE'S FLOWERS cl GIFTS INC. 710 North Central Avenue Demsha D. am? fan REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 205 NORTH CENTRAL DRESS CONVERSATION FASHIGNS for Jfunmamla ARIZONA SELTEQPLFR? 8'pbO'2HXiE?Z'3Qf. LIVING I JOHN HAMMONDS 40 DICK UP AND DELIVERY SCOTTSDAI-E RQAD III f xII I I IIAV Sf I f in Gf 3' ., . I 'I fIf7I'uuuw' !s,I'I A 'fI.ff5C0r1SuM,I K3 I IQ, 81 WEST FIRST AV 6'yJwn, T73 Congratulations, Sfuclenfs! Congrafulafions fo 'he Class of 1956! THB COUNTRY STORE ARIZONA DISINFECTANT jVa,.a,,,,e4 ff 55 COMPANY ig I 'w uz Q ll ' ' , ' , ' N 3 riwgiv P7 1+ , 5 LuNcl-les NN RS COCKTAILS 0 F ' 'A ' OENIX. . 548 East Jefferson VIC GRAY Contractor and Builder 2hG ,S GLENDALE FLORAL SHOP C. A. Pitts, Owner Flowers: The Perfect Gift - For Every Occasion - 222 E. Glendale Avenue, Glendale BY WIRE ANYWHERE! WI 3-3265 prague Envelope and Supplies COMMERCIAL PRINTING 5 NORTH 5TH STREET - PHOENIX. ARIZONA XI ve CQIRFH oncXvx'I00mQ at-0 YN 175 FARMA DH0 E 623 East Indian School 2225 North 16th Street PHOENIX 3204 East Speedway TUCSON GLOBE-MIAMI AJO ROTOTI L L E R W0fld'S Fines' lawn 3- Garden uNool.N-MERcuRY-PHoENix, ine. Machine Attachments for . AUTHORIZED DEALERS every 'ob SALES AND SERVICES Sales - Service - Rentals for the van: of the Sun Rototiller Garden Equipment 901 N. cam.: Ave. Phone Ai. 4-4791 4748 N. 7th St. -CR 4-7661 FANCY SAUSAGE SPECIALTIES N E L S O N ' S ' , Camelback Ray 'N Takit and Gourmet Shop FOODS OF DISTINCTION 37 East Camelback Phoenix, Arizona Walter A. Nelson, Owner HUGO sci-IREINER aeoi N 7 S AM 6-3246 PHONE CR 4-9939 176 l COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of comelgate Apartments 3521 East Camelback Road Pl10ef'llX, Arizona Mrs. peg householder Resident Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1956 SLOANE'S TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO. MEACHAM 81 CQMPANY cnmns o camo nagfglso BANQUET TABLES fa W COUHW' 212' Soufl' ull' Avenue IOA West Camelback Road Phoenix. Arizona Phoenix, Arizona AMh8fSf 5-3607 -v Fruehauf Trailer Co. ENGINEERED TRANSPORTATION SHIP BY TRUCK 177 Best Wishes Brophy College Preparatory 4707 North Central Phoenix, Arizona Jesuit High School In Arizona PHOTOSTATS . LETTERISEADS cuncuums COmp menlS of ENVELO ES ADVERTISING . IX 1 . nmol: and, ,Smdh ff' f fsc Wfwfzf' F t A Realtors es w ill V A MC W ' F F H sanfhes F A 9lI3 N 7Qh Sv Wt 3'763l Wholesale Auto Bl'0keI'S Compliments 143 West Madison of The phoenix PUMP ROOM 'I78 Congratulations Seniors St. Francis Xavier 50 - 50 Club gillpt Q' Q ' : I , Q 4. gt I Felicidacles! A Los Graduanfes Compliments of De Parte De KIFN La Voz Mexicana 179 If It's Drugs try MELROSE PHARMACY AM 5-841 I OI' SOLANO PHARMACY CR 4-2452 Sundzine 41004 Gaaminq Ga. FINE FLOOR COVERINGS TELEPHONE AL 2-1404 1615 E. MCDOWELL ROAD ELIAS SUNSHINE PHOENIX ' ARIZONA I . ',.- . 1 2 ' sf LLI I ,-::i:b?F:- ':11: mf fgljffffllllfk in rmfom Anything which threatens the independence of an individual, his family, or his business . . . endangers the very principles which made our count! reat. Y 8 Today, all of us must keep our eyes and ears open . . . be ever alert. For there are some who through ignorance and malice would destroy our Free Enterprise System . . . and, our nation with it. f m ,j H Anlzonn ublic Service Phoenix, Arizona 180 Tiffany Consirudion Company 0 Road Work 0 Paving 19th Avenue and Broadway Why I save at The Bank of Douglas ,H 'Mr 1'1 f iefmlif 1.1aa. The Bank of nuglas our friendly pioneer bank since 188 MEMBER FED DEPOSIT INSU CE 7 Fred Siebert CATHOLIC SHOP I6 North Second Avenue Phoenix, Arizona Shoes for Men and Women Mr. Steven L. Gasper 4216 N. 9th Street AM 6-7483 Phoenix, Arizona . HARRY L. NACE THEATRES CENTRAL AVENUE REAL ESTATE For a good buy see LORAINE NAYLOR or CAMILLE LUTFY BEST WISHES Louis F. PABST BERNARD lBudJ PABST Southwest Distributing Co. Wholesale Distributors BEER - WINE - LIQUORS 1914 E. Buchanan - Phone Al 3-7158 Phoenix, Arizona Three Palms Drive ln HAMBURGERS-MALTS QUALITY ICE CREAM Curb Service 4401 North 7th Avenue Phone AM 6-0895 Mountain View Food Market 2341 E. Indian School Road Double Royal Stamps Every Wednesday MARIPOSA WATER UTILITIES COMPLIMENTS OF E. C. Stults BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 SMOOT REALTY BEST WISHES MR. AND MRS. FORTUNATO S. SOTO AM 5-1557 I ww I EDU696 I I PHQTO COMPUMENTS I SGUOE3 OF WSWMWRMQ il UWF f cAsA Dscon :minions 225 N. CENTRAL AVE. o P Alpine 4-8487 Shop At RlCKl'S DRESS SHOP 5423 N. 16th Street FOR DRESSES OF OUTSTANDING STYLE AND VALUE Sizes 5 Thru 20- Free Alterations COMPLIMENTS OF William J. Clancy Piano and Hammond Organ Instruction 2509 East Meadowbrook Phoenix, Arizona tatewlcle S III WW!! PETERSON - BROOKE-STEI HER 8 YIIST Widazm 'R 07739440 ' Wm! HOWARD GSTOFFT 65, 7xwmf M4666 0 anna, 1 I I I ff offwwk' My Q 530 W. WASHINGTON ' SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT BUSINESS MACHINES For OFFICE 0 SCHOOL CHURCH 0 INDUSTRY PHOENIX ' PHONE ALpine 8-6661 SaI'aI'l'S and JITTIIS Congrawlafions ISII1 Avenue and McDoweII To 1-he THE HOME OF PIZZA PIE AND Class of ,56 HOME MADE ITALIAN FOODS Orders to Take Out and Delivery AL 4-8538 Totten Dance Studio Combination Course Tap, Ballet, Acrobatic, Singing, Baton Free Transporfafion Ci I: c:'.'F:: 15:11:11 1051.1 YOUNG STI-:EL BUILDINGS, INC. STKAN-STEEL FRAMING 0 QUONSETS CUSTOMBILT PREFABIICATED BUILDINGS 212 S Urn 2511-1 AVENU PHOENIX ARIZONA I84 erfvice qInu.'I7f Grd A 90 9301124 at Dduaogers TV and RppIIance Co. Pacific-Mercury-Sparton American Steel Kitchens-Ranges- Washers-Sewing Machines-Sweepers Dishwashers-Refrigeration What we sell--We service too TV Repairs 321 E. Indian School Phoenix, Arizona At Low Prices CRestwood 4-3882 STOREY'S HICKORY BARBECUE Take Home Specialists Chicken - Ribs Beef- Ham 4622 Norih Sevenih Avenue Phone CR 4-9914 Eastern Choice Mears Hickory Barbecued ywfi JL. ww, GLASS 8. GLAZING Shower Doors, Table Tops, Mirrors 4221 N. 19TH AVE. - PHOENIX, ARIZONA fn EWU i EEEEQ U , Q vgajnicni 185 Roger Nagel? Markets BARTLETTE ENGINEERING CO. No. I-668 W. Camelback Road Surveying Phone AMherst 5-3572 Since 1911 Subdivisions No. 2-1515 N. 15th Avenue General Engineering Phone ALpine 2-8484 PHOENIX ' ARIZONA 31 South 1st Avenue AL 3-7212 Clerical Wearing Apparel Religious Articles Church Goods 0 Prayer Books THE AUTOM SHOP Ignatius DiGiovanni 40 East Monroe Street Phone: AL 2-9124 BEL-AIR ENGINEERING COMPANY OF ARIZONA PATIO AND AWNING SPECIALISTS 3242 E. Camelback PHOENIX, ARIZONA CRestwood 4-3015 BEST WISHE5 HANK ROMLEY PAT MORNINGSTAR basket house, scoffsdole, arizona COMPLIMENTS OF THE RALPH E. BLAIR Insurance Agency, Inc. ,, ' af. Q X. 1-r Z A r w . Y o r 'L if 'Qiiyfiffif ' we 'VA A iili . PICKLE In UIJVE 00. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. W. Bates S ' page 1lPE ouvrv B E if 6 Compliments of A. .l. BAYLESS MARKETS Your Home Town Grocer COMPLIMENTS OF a Friend l BOB HUTCHINS AUTO LIVERY STABLE Scottsdale Road at Main Street in Scottsdale WASHING AND LUBRICATING STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS TELEPHONE CR 4 B854 BUZAN 8. KECK SIGNAL SERVICE and Automotive Repairing 1202 EAST INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD P H O E N I X A I Z0 N A Boyd's of Glendale STETSON HATS McGREGOR SHIRTS LEVIS Official Headquarters of Boy Scouts of America I9 North 3rd Ave. - YE 7-7423 GLENDALE, ARIZONA CAMELBACK BOOTERY 1620 E. Camelback Road at 16th Street Shoes for the entire family Phone CR 4-7501 2' , 10 1-use c9vevvev snoes Pom CHILDREN Q EDWAQDS FROM FIRST STEP TO FIRST DATE Compliments of The Camelback Day School PRE-SCHOOL AND PRIMARY 1216 E. Camelback Road AM 5-saoz 187 BEST WISHES TO 1956 GRADUATES Covers And Binding by ARIZONA LIBRARY BINDING CO. 31 1 West Monroe 0 Phone AL 3-1861 Congratulations the senior class WD P110---H I May your every endeavor '0'o 'A f' be filled with success and 4409 North 7th Street happiness. CR. 4-6202 Connplirnentsl E. J. WASIELEWSKI ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION C0- Phoenix, Arizona Builders ot: Fine Homes - Churches Conducted by lnstitutionol ond the Sisters ot Mercy Commercial Buildings Accredited School ot Nursing including 350 W. Thomas Road Phoenix, Arizona Brophy COIIeQe Gnd CR- 4-3611 St. Froncis Xovier Porish Buildings 188 Compliments of STANLEY McDANIELS FRUIT COMPANY Phoenix, Arizona FROM A FRIEND BEST WISHES Camelback Knitting Shop The largest assortment of yarns Crochet and embroidery materials in Arizona FREE INSTRUCTIONS Hours - 9:30 - 6:00 Thursday - 9:30 - 9:00 511-A East Camelback Road CR 4 6681 IN ARizoNA IT'S 'Mmfv Jlomca, fumqwhnm ' featuring the Home Exchange PIon Arizona's Finest Builders UNIVERSAL HOMES 'I89 M 1? .. ' iw. 1' b .12 -4 - ,'U3'VN-GMX ' L I j School of Modeling and Persona! Charm iii MODEL'S AGENCY R ' T. AL 8-6869 1324 N. CENTRAL AVENUE AL 8-6860 CDNGRATULATIONS Cusiomcrafi Homes Formerly Mobilhome 4550 East Washin ton Street Phone BR 5-3665 A-1 MOTORS Arizona's Cieanest Low Cost Cars 409 East Van Buren Joe Vurich AL 4-2121 R. H. Perry Real Estate Save 25M to SOM on your graduation gifts! Typewriters, Radios, Luggage, Tape Recorders, Watches, Cameras, Diamonds and many other gifts. GOBINS DISCOUNT HOUSE 1635 N. 7th sneer AL 3-2234 BASE' ' 3 PIZZA REMEMBER . . . IF I'r's THE FINEST or rr! KIND IN ITALIAN Foons. II' rnmrnmn ly NICK IACCI Open 5 p.m. to 2 e.m. lrl. l Sot- 'tll 3 e.m. Closed 1'uosdq'l 4030 N. Central o Orders to 00 o Phone AM 5-sau ,i,-IN Tm: PATIOASIS 190 M Central at Camel-joel: 5 ir kw 'I RERLTY 4 'X-'5f'LCl'4' 1 + - 591112 name Is s nu with fine Iallwgyh DIAI. AMhsl 6-5611 Arizono's Most Complete Deportment Store AS Always . . . X X X Downtown Phoenix X Phone AL 8-621 1 0 Courtesy S X X 0 Service X X X 0 Free Porking Xxx X 25' faaaaadednz ou hi ' X WWE fa mf SEARS X 'I9'I X X Adams at Second Street DX ' Z gi C, Ill! w ' WZ ARIZONA YEARBOOK co ALp 4 X 525 WEST JEFFERSON STREET X 'N NN N N 3 K 1 .xx be Qi I Phone me -8885 I MN-' . 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