Xavier High School - Xavierian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1957 volume:

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'ff W 3:-E232 5, .., Mk, --:ga-:Lg 'H , . , ,W-5 qw , DJJ: ..1:f, Q , ' 'r T . f.5:: - TQ5., . -u ,, .A-3 ,- W:,'l.'j,-, V 1 it v .14 1 1 mu auierian 1957 X Xxxxwifllxirlgl M ,W ask EQ ie iw 55x Xl x X ,A miumfmllilllllluum., f sg-ii 211 Q Q .J glffft WQPLPHQCLFLCQ DURING THE EVENTFUL YEAR lust drawing to a close, a First Perform- ance has been played at Xavier-the first scholastic year upon the long-awaited stage of the new high school. ln the artificial world of the theater, there is a glamour attached to Opening Night which never comes again. After the curtain goes down on the last act, some of the illusion is gone, and hopes and fears become a reality as success or failure become part of living per- sonalities. At Xavier there can be no such illusion, because this has not been a make-believe performance, but a production real and tangible and very, very important. It is true that the same scenes have been por- trayed before, but on a borrowed stage. The cast has differed with each succeeding year-the lovely Leading Lady has femained the same, As the graduating class of nineteen fifty-seven take their places for the grand finale, as they walk on stage for their last bow, and slowly yet certainly come to the end of that memorable First Perform- ance, a gratitude wells up in their hearts, shouting to be heard- gratitude to their patient directors, their helpful supporting cast and understudies, their appreciative audience. And to keep that gratitude undimmed, to hold the memory of their years at Xavier unchanged forever, they place them lovingly upon the pages of the 1957 XAVIERIAN. 2 1 I tel- I. . . A T :ff '-If--,..x,,u.'.-.N,--Sf vw. V A I I N P ---Ren'-n-1 . i-,124--1' - IM B V rw7,,,,,,. .www-, ls' .L,.,.,-L-, ,I 1 , -f -G. Twt'-'---K -Y 1:::f-A-- f -'-'vm-.... , , ' J ,Ia V .43 .1- ' ff f . .I f' I 'WL . 5 if 4 J ff' 4'-I ,1 .r' fjlw PRODUCERS ..... DEDICATION ...... BACKDROP .... DIRECTORS ........... TOP BILLING ............ SUPPORTING CAST ........ UNDERSTUDIES .,....,.....,.... COMING ATTRACTIONS .,,,.., ,.,.., THE SPOTLIGHT ................. ON STAGE .........,...,4..,4... APPRECIATION ..... SPONSORS .......,.. PATRONS ........... ADVERTISING .... ...... 3 4 5 6 II I8 36 41 52 64 92 .......l2O ......'l27 .,.,,.'I32 ......'l34 Clfqlflee pl 06!lflCeJ EDITOR ....................... ...... ...... .............. E I a ine Walsh ASSOCIATE EDITOR ...... .................................. M arianne Ludwig SENIOR EDITORS ......... - ....... Joan Byron, Marguerite Gallagher JUNIOR EDITORS .............. ................... M onnie Tiffany, Liz Wilmer SOPHOMORE EDITORS ..... ........ S usie Landkamer, Margaret Wielt LAYOUT ............................... .................................... S andy George ADVERTISING MANAGERS .... ......... K aren Clements, Ann Dibrell BUSINESS MANAGERS .................................................. Loretto Coles Suzette Herbuveaux, Grace Silva CIRCULATION ...................... Gail Harms, Linda Hiett, Barbara Struss ART .................... Mary Healy, Valerie Valliquetfe, Margaret Healy 4 Ag: NW ,ui I H., 'ILM' . x ff' Salesm- , .H A fl 1 . 1 b ' N lil , i . X W I 1 5 -va 1 . o X . , . 1 1' I le Q l - - I Ella. N-is C f l f ' ' l l J N w jf l all U ' L 1 l W. I ' 3 l rj .1 if I J I , ff V ' ' lx 'Nl l l 5? -' ll ' -if a ,l lf lg gr ' A A L' 4, WW ' I . I I V V 1 -' 2 lf? I , 4 ll! -. If I ' A. 4 if M vi' h gs all 'A Q ll .' if my ,J sr' ,557 -ll' l v all 'A-s .J 'iv gf . . 57 -l ':-':73l75':ziFXinnongq,M I l ' l 5 meobcafion To our LEADING LADY . . . Mary . . . God's Immaculate Mother . . . the lovely Girl of Nazareth . . . our Life . . . our Sweetness . . . and our Hope. KCLCLGJPOIO X A THE OLD AND THE NEW in perfect har- mony. ln lines of simple dignity and beauty, the new Xavier has been built to match and complement the architec- tural design ofthe old Brophy. The lovely tower of St. Francis Xavier keeps eternal watch above a peaceful, sunlit landscape. TO THE STUDENTS OF XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL PHOENIX, ARIZONA Once again some of you are preparing to leave your beloved Alma Mater, having finished a relatively good part of your education. You have enjoyed a singular blessing in the privilege that has been yours of a sound Catholic training. This means that you have been taught the final purpose of life in this world. Man has been created by God lust a little less than the angels, he should not be the slave of lower creation, npr is his destiny to serve the purposes of other men or even of angels, no obiect less than God Infinite and Eternal is worthy of an immortal soul rational and free. This is what true education means-that man belongs to God. Nothing less can satisfy the desires of the human heart because God has fashioned it that way. With congratulations and a blessing, I am Devotedly yours in Christ, I BISHOP OF TUCSON 8 MY DEAR GIRLS: Sincere congratulations to you as the first graduating class of the New Xavier High School. But greater distinction than being the first class to graduate is that you are a graduate of Xavier High School. By that fact alone you should be different. You have been trained after your wondrous Model, the Blessed Virgin Mary. The education at Xavier High School has set you apart by lifting you up upon a pedestal where man may look up to you for inspiration and help. The modern world will tempt you to come down to its level of thinking and of acting. If you do, it cannot fail to look upon you as an ordinary woman. But remain where your loving Model remained, for all eyes to be raised aloft to see you in all your goodness. Then you are fullfilling your grand vocation of womanhood-by your holy living you make the world better and so much happier. God love and keep you! DANIEL J. KELLEHER, S. J. 9 DEAR GRADUATE: Tonight the last act is over, the curtain has been rung down, and you come to the end of a First Performance well done. Before the applause dies away, let me add my own congratulations to those of your friends and loved ones. Let me wish you well in the name of every teacher who has helped you toward this night. As you graduate, our joy is full in the knowledge that you are well-equipped for what lies ahead. The strong foundation of a Catholic education is yours, the bulwark of Christian ideals is firm about you. In your hearts have been sown the seeds of a fruitful love of Truth and Beauty, and before your eyes has been placed the bright image of your Leading Lady. Our task is done, and now it remains for you to carry the lessons learned out onto the greater stage of tomorrow's world. God bless you as you go, and Mary be your Star, your Inspiration. Lovingly, SISTER MARY EMERITA, B.V.M. 10 Under fAe lirecfion 0 Rev. George H. Dunne, S. J. Rev. William F. Ferrell, S. J. Rev. William F. McNally, S. J. ...,... . .......Religion .......Religion .......Religion Rev. Joseph I. Monaghan, S. J. ............. . .......... ....... R eligion Sister Mary Emerita, B.V.M. ..................................... ...... P rincipal Latin, Mathematics Sister Mary Inviolata, B.V.M. ....................................... ............... L ibrarian Sister Mary Agnesette, B.V.M. ................................................ Senior Adviser Junior Red Cross, Sociology, Civics, Commerce Sister Mary Celestine, B.V.M. ................................................ Junior Adviser Sodality Moderator, English, History, Mathematics Sister Mary Ralph, B.V.M. ................................................ Sophomore Adviser English, History, Commerce Sister Mary Gertrudette, B.V.M. ........................................ Sophomore Adviser Glee Club, Music, English, History Sister Mary Blandina, B.V.M. ............................................ Freshman Adviser Music, English, Spanish Sister Mary St. Coletta, B.V.M. ............................................ Freshman Adviser G.A.A. Moderator, Biology, Mathematics Sister Mary St. Charlotte, B.V.M. ........................................ Freshman Adviser English, Latin, History Mrs. S. C. Krevitsky .............................................................. Home Economics Miss Maxine Standerfer ......... ...... ........ P h ysical Education Mrs. John Abraham ............. Mrs. William J. Mullen ....... Mrs. C. M. Foster, R. N. 11 ..................Secretary ............Cafeteria ........School Nurse l l i l l x -.. l VN. i Rev. George H. Dunne, S. J. Rev. William F. McNally, S. J. Rev. Joseph I. Monaghan, S. J. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER RECTORY Rev. William F. Ferrell, S. J. 'I2 Sister Mary Emerita, B.V.M. XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL is conducted by the Sisters of Charity ofthe Blessed Virgin Mary, whose lives are dedicated to the two-fold end of personal sanctification and the salvation of souls. This second end is to be attained by the Christian education imparted by our Sisters in their schools, and to this end is directed every energy and activity. Under the direction of the Jesuit Fathers of St. Francis Xavier Parish, and with the assistance of a number of devoted lay faculty members, Xavier has taken its place as an institution ot learning devoted to the Glory of God and the service of youth. . . fha gCl,CllAy ls.. Sister Mary Ralph, B.V.M. Sister Mary Blandina, B.V.M. Sisfer Mary Inyiolafal 5,VM 'I3 .L-r Sister Mary Ceiestine, B.V.M. Sister Mary Agnesette, B.V.M. Sister Mary St. Charlotte, B.V.M Mrs. S. C. Krevitsky ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CONVENT 14 A 75 Sister Mary Gertrudette, B.V.M, Mrs. John Abraham Sister Mary Sf. Coletfa, B.V.M. ,L sl.. , I , - A A I SHELTERINC ARCHES SEEN FROM THE LIBRARY WINDOW 15 Miss Maxine Standerfer Miss Jacqueline Lopez, Yearbook l XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. C. M. Foster, R. N 16 BEAUTIFUL ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH - Q f :asian Mrs. James Senese, R. N. 'I7 ,ff v D-4 :L 1 MA ' x Mrs. William J. Mullen -4310- Ola ,K v 1-L in ing E , 1 in 'g ' 1' f ' Q VJ 21 f X fdfffi 5 f I F' f 'N 'uf I. . .r . . 9 I -W, , wQV5fj 'Q I , 4' MN' 4--....,,,. J - g w...,..,,.-unset..-4 ,...--v I M 1 A .. A .gps M-I ,9,,, 8 ar Lf if ,S-Q -. 'qw CAROL BAKER Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3. The Lass With the Delicate Air PATRICIA BRUGGNER GAA l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Swingin Down the Lane JOAN BYRON Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Choir 3, 4, Drarnatics 3, 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 4, Chairman 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Bishop Toolen High School Cheerleader l. A Pretty Girl ls Like a Melody MARY ELAINE CAVANAUGH Sodality 2, 3, 4, Prefect 3, Class President 3, GAA l, Honors 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Contra- ternity of Christian Doctrine 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4. Sweet and Lovely KAREN CLEMENTS Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, Honors l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2, Drarnatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Xavier Hi-Fi Co-Editor 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2. I Dream Too Much BARBARA COATES GAA l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drarnatics 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, President 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4. Melancholy Baby LORETTO COLES Class President 4, Class Social Chairman 3, GAA l, 2, Athletic Award 2, Honors l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Xavierian Staff l, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Junior Good Shep- herd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4, Student Council Representative l. Lovely to Look At, Delightful to Know NANCY CONWAY Junior Red Cross 4, Honors 3, Transfer from St. Michael's High School, Cleveland, Ohio. I'm Such a Romantic Girl DONNA DE FOREST Mission Chairman 4, GAA lg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 3, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 3. There's Nothing Too Fine for the Finest ANN DIBRELL Sodality 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Student Council Representative 4, Dramatics 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Xavier Hi- Fi 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Guild Treasurer 4, Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine 2, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxili- ary 2, Cathedral School: Mission Crusader l. When You're Smiling the Whole World Smiles With YOU JEANETTE ERTLE GAA lg Glee Club l, 2, 4, Dramatics 3, Jun- ior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4. Why Should I Care? JACQUELINE FAWL Drarnatics 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Contra- ternity of Christian Doctrine 4. l Could Have Danced All Night J MARGUERITE GALLAGHER Sodality 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Xavier Hi- Fi Editor 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine 2. I Want What l Want When I Want It SANDRA GEORGE GAA I, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 4, Dra- matics 2, Xavierian Staff 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Contraternity of Christian Doc- trine I, Honors 3. Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes GAIL HARMS Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Athletic Awards I, 2, Dramatics 2, Xavierian Staff 2, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine I, 2, 3, 4, Horse Show Co-Chairman 3. Don't Fence Me ln PHYLLIS HARRINGTON Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President l, GAA l, Perfect Attendance l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Librarian 3, Student Council Vice-President 4, Student Council Sec,-Treas. 3, Drarnatics 2, 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine 2, 4. Manana MARY HEALY Sodality 2, 3, 4, Honors l, 2, 3, Xavierian Staff 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 3, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4. You'd Be Surprised SUZETTE HERBUVEAUX Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class Social Chairman 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President Regina Coeli Chapter 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4. I've Got the World on a String 7 ELIZABETH HESS GAA l, Honors l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Glee Club. I'm Learning My Latin and I'm Having a Ball LINDA HIETT GAA l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine i, Dramatics 2, 3, 4. l Feel a Song Comin' On ELEANOR HUBER GAA 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Drarnatics 3, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 3. l'm Sitting on Top of the World '-1-...Q-Q MARLENE HUGHES Honors I, 2, 3, Perfect Alfendance 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4. Let The Rest of the World Go By DONNA IRWIN Sodalify I, 2, Class Vice-President I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, Drarnafics l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 4, Junior Good Shep- herd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4. Sleepy Time Gal MARY LOU KISSELL Sodalify 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, GAA l. lf I Were Anybody Else But Me BARBARA LUCERO Glee Club 4, Junior Red Cross T, 2, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4. lt's Just One of Those Things MARIANNE LUDWIG Sodality 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, GAA l, Honors 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Secretary 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 2, 4, Representative to Youth Employment Ad- visory Board 4, Xavierian Associate Editor 4. l'm Bidin' My Time MARY LOUISE MALONEY Sodality 1, 2, Class Treasurer i, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Representative l, Treasurer 2, Pres- ident 4, Honors l, 2, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Librarian l, Choir l, 2, 4, Athletic Awards 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 4. A Heart That's Free ,....,..,,X wx' DOROTHY McINTOSH Sodality 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, A, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine 2. Pinin' for Dat Freedom Day JOAN MILLER Honors I, 2, Drarnatics 2, Junior Red Cross 11, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. LittIe Things Mean a Lot MARILYN MILLER Junior Red Cross 4. Is I Gotta Go To School, Ma? ,EH 4 MARIANNE MINTA GAA l, Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 3. Why Shouldn't I? JOYCE MORGAN Sodality 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4. To Each His Own KATHLEEN O'NElLL Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 4, Transfer from Catherine McAuley High School: Basketball 2, Mission Club l, 2, Library Page l, 2, 3, School Paper l, 2. Take Me Out to the Ball Game KATHLEEN PETERS Sodality 2, 3, 4, Honors l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Librarian 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Student Council Representative 3, Dramatics 2, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4. Whatever Will Be, Will Be MARY RINK Junior Red Cross 4, Richland Center High School, Wisconsin, Choir 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3. Five Feet Two, Eyes of Blue KAY SCHULER Perfect Attendance 3, Dramatics 3, Junior Red Cross 4. Oh, Day in June GRACE SILVA Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class President l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, Honors l, 3, Perfect Attendance 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Awards 2, 3, Student Council President 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Xavierian Staff 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, President 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Girls' State Representative 3, Horse Show Chair- man 3. If There ls Someone Lovelier Than You BARBARA STRUSS Sodality 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, GAA 2, Glee Club 3,'4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Honors I, Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine 2, 4, Xavierian Staff 4. Would You Like to Swing on a Star? JUDITH SUFFOLK GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Athletic Awards l, 2, Xavierian Statt 4, Junior Red Cross 4. Ain't We Got Fun? il 3- ' Q 'sf 5 PATRICIA SULLIVAN GAA l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, Dramatics 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 3, 4. I Didn't Know What Time lt Was MARY WALLACE GAA l, Perfect Attendance l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Xavier Hi-Fi 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4, Guild Vice-President 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4, Cheerleader l. BeIle of the Ball ELAINE WALSH Sodality 2, 3, 4, Sodality Secretary 4, Honors l, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club I, 2, Dramatics 4, Xavier Hi-Fi Staff 4, Junior Red Cross 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Auxiliary 3, 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3, 4. My Time ls Your Time SUE ANN WOLFE Sodality 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prefect 4, Honors I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cl'1Oll' ll, 2, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Auxiliary 4, Junior Good Shepherd 4, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4. Burn That Candle Night and Day PATRICIA WYLIE Sodality 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Good Shepherd Guild 3. All-American Girl i l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS find that a comfortable meeting place aids in out lining the agenda for class activities. 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ADELE CLANCY, DEE ANN GRAY, LUCILLE SAVIANO, President Vice-President Secre1ary-Treasurer JULIANNE GABARDI, RUTHANNE MATTESON, Student Council Sodality Representative Probationers Prefect 46 FRONT ROW Adele Clancy Lucille Saviano Carol Milani BACK ROW Susan Brown Anne Kendall Mary Jo Shakespeare Julianne Gabardi FRONT ROW Kathy O'Neill Muriel Manion Marilyn Rollins BACK ROW Eileen Meyer Dee Ann Gray Peggy Kountz Carol Balassa 7? .Pi LEFT to RIGHT: Peggy Baer Karen Karnrar Rita O'NeiII Margy Smith Mary Ann Ryan Lynda Hinz LEFT TO RIGHT Kay Lynskey Linda Langlois Cecilia Muller Mary Ann Molloy Ann Houk Paula Felfhouse LEFT TO RIGHT Faye Fancher Frances Polakiewicz Theresa Willett Margaret Healy Mary Lu Baker Angelina Soto Ann Quinn FRONT ROW Gloria Tury Roxanne Lindner Dolores McHugh BACK ROW Caroline Boels Juliet Cardinal Mary Beth Johnson Ruthanne Matteson nv- FRONT ROW Susie Palmer Jane Tiffany Shirley Hils Regina D'Ambrosio Carol Marfori BACK ROW Kaye Mclnfosh Sheila Crowe FRONT ROW Sandy Hargeft Terry Montgomery BACK ROW Nancy Burns Kathy Mulligan Judy Roberts Chrisfianna Tefff LEFT to RIGHT: Kathy Spaulding Janet Stuart Susie Landkamer Ann Mary Casey Irene Ovens Margaret Wielt LEFT to RIGHT. 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Q. fu wt, wk BROOKE GEARE NORMA HALL PATRICIA HARMONICK President 107 President 105 President 103 1 CAROLYN O'NElLL SUZANNE COSENZA Secretary-Treasurer 103 Secretary-Treasurer 107 54 SHIRLEY WADDELL KATHY CRO-WE Student Council Student Council Representative 103 Representative 107 1 'T CATHY HAUGER Student Council Representative 105 - fr --v:'-- ,,- : -z f,,. i?55i51fE?5L5s 16,2 if 1 fill' ' A9221 tw K .3 g ELIZABETH CONLEY Secreta ry-Treasu rer 107 55 NANCY DIGGES Sodality Probationers Prefect FRONT ROW Marjorie Means Penny Plutte Suzanne Cosenza Sandy Fitzgerald BACK ROW Sharon Melcher Carole Van Der Werf Gale Macchiaverna Shirley Rivera FRONT ROW Yvonne Lubbehusen Audrey Sloncen Karyl Donovan BACK ROW Joanne Miller Betsy Lewis Maria Platt Linda Drakovitch Linda McGillicudcly FRONT ROW Marie Nestler Lois Mae Little Beverly Hess BACK ROW Adele Cobb Janet Stoffa Mary Martha Prince Penny Selmo Roberta Remley FRONT ROW Sheila Murphy Judy Rempe Beatrice Willett BACK ROW Marie Haviland Pat Brunotte Pat Dondero Jacque Kane Elizabeth Hughes 5 MN vi 'K Mx New is ll FRONT ROW Nan Breen Valerie Wagner Mary Jean Brurcner Marilyn Kramer BACK ROW Susan Snow Francine Cohrt Pat Harrnonick FRONT ROW Donna Coppi Sharon Bassett Mary Lou Palmer BACK ROW Mary Benneff Barbara Lindenburg Margaret Butterly Carol Alvey Ann Phelan FRONT ROW Kathleen Dooley Alice Lenegan Ann Marie Fitzgerald Ann Fitzgerald BACK ROW Cathy Crowe Marita Ryan Virginia Conlon Jean Clancey FRONT ROW Frances Sullivan Eleanor Lowery Bonnie Baril Sharon Hurley BACK ROW Pat Hendrick Virginia Svvigard Marie Jones FRONT ROW Linda Holden Mildred Christensen Pat Brannon BACK ROW Margie Love Carole Orr Carolyn Makaus Cathy Hauger Cathy Hall FRONT ROW Carol Duenas Paula Donnelly Judy Munch BACK ROW Ruth Marie Wicks Carol Zapp Carolyn O'Neil Elizabeth Kararn Sherry Melcher BACK ROW Burisline Neville Joan Griffin Judy Clay Christina Kress FRONT ROW Adelaide Nelson Kathleen Pocock Karen Vurich BACK ROW Deanna Kovar Mary Ellen Shultz Lynn Thackrah Noreen Walsh FRONT ROW Gail Kamrar Shirley Waddell Nancy Digges Margaret Murphy 2- ITF- ff' A I 2.2 in C -.W BACK ROW Cecilia Burgos Shirley Detfrner ElizabeTl'1 Conley Pat Herrick FRONT ROW Mary Margaret Coury Mary Katnleen Calihan Brooke Geare BACK ROW Carol Peluso Toni Turner Susan Barstis Ruth McManhan FRONT ROW Jo Anne Balossa Janef Chadwick Karen Ereth Mary Jane Voss FRONT ROW Norma Hall Patty James Jo Ann Dreckman BACK ROW Rose Marie Guastella Susan Wehrley Judith La Borde Ann De Leeuw Judith Teisl BACK ROW Diane Hayes Donna Hacht Sally Bates Susan Peters FRONT ROW Carol Doran Katy Hiett Diana Dietrich Mary Lou Taylor X X driociafiorw is a xx 1- ,A , Q' 0' 6 ' mt. , ' -if-' 1 ff Q. 1 M f Ni F v - .a , - Q -.X !' 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A ET Us I 'KKK' K f .QW gk M ..,....,.M.........x.w ,.., 1 . -- A ' 'M M .giuclenf Counci SCHOOL LEADERSHIP and a close association with the faculty in the initiation and conduct of school activities is the work of the Student Council. A member of the National Association ot Student Councils of Secondary Schools, the organization strives for the betterment of the school and of its students, and in conjunction with other councils, attempts to create better understanding among fellow members and to promote their common intersts. GRACE SILVA President 66 PHYLLI5 HARRINGTON Vice-President President Grace Silva addresses the student body at a general assembly. ll it llllltltlllllllll lll' ll 1 llll l l lk!! i 5 i l 75 3 s ,ig . . .sl C5 Y In if N.. Q 4' A 'W ,fx in BEVERLY DIGGES Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE Student Council shown here are: first row, Linda Hiett, Suzette Herbuveaux, Mary Lou Maloney,,Grace Silva, Barbara Struss, Kathleen Peters, Ann Dibrell, and Loretto Coles, second row, Juanita Waddell, Lucille Saviano, Kathy Crowe, Brooke Geare, Lynn Hummel, Suzanne Cosenza, Cheryl Hermann, Beverly Digges, Helen O'Brien, and Phyllis Harringtong third row, Adele Clancy, Patty Hall, Carolyn O'Neil, Julianne Gabardi, Cathy Hauger, Dee Ann Gray, Patricia Harmonick, and Eileen Lynskey. MEMBERS OF TUE Regina Caeli Chapter of the National Honor Society are: firs. tow, Helen O'Brien, Karen Clements, Monnie Tiffany, Nancy Beck, Eileen Lynskey, Marianne Ludwig, and Sue Wolfe, second row, Elaine Walsh, Margy Gillson, Mary Elaine Cavanaugh, Judy Rice, Loretto Coles, Suzette Herbuveaux, Liz Nilmer, and Grace Silva. SUZETTE HERBUVEAUX EILEEN LYNSKEY President Vice4President 68 'tw Wafiona onor .szciefiefi ELIZABETH WILMER KAY LYNSKEY Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE Siena Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society are: first row, Cathleen Pocock, Christina Kress, Paula Donnelly, Judy Munch, Patricia Brannon, Shirley Hils, Lucille Saviano, Carol Orr, Linda Drakovitch, Elizabeth Conley, and Karen Vurich, second row, Mildred Christensen, Janet Chadwick, Carolyn O'Neil, Karen Ereth, Adele Clancy, Ruthanne Matteson, Dee Ann Gray, Cathy Hauger, and Kay Lynskey. NOT SHOWN: SUSAN PALMER Ll MARY ELAINE CAVANAUGH SUE WOLFE Prefect Vice-Prefect 70 .Sfmlalfy THE ACQUIRING of a life-long devotion to Our Blessed Lady and the imitating of her virtues is the aim of the Sodalist. The high school sodality fosters an interest in the parish sodalities and prepares its members for the transition into these adult organizations. Mary Elaine Cavanaugh crowns her Queen in the traditional coronation ceremony in May. Attendants are Marianne Ludwig, Sue Wolfe, and Elaine Walsh. IW, Father James McQuade, S.J., National Director of the Sodality of Our Lady, explains the So- dality Way of Life io eager sodalists. yr' 5 + - 1 NOON HOUR, WAY OF THE CROSS ELAINE WALSH MARIANNE LUDWIG Secretary Treasurer 71 INTRAMURAL volleyball champions- Room 105: first row, Frances Sulli- van, Carol Duenas, Carol Zapp, sec- ond row, Mimi Christensen, Carol Orr, Penny Plutte, Norma Hall, third row, Carolyn M a k a u s , Buristine Neville, Sandy Fitzgerald, and Ruth Marie Wicks. t .fdflndfic MARY LOU MALONEY SUSAN STANT President Vice-President 72 WINNERS IN the basketball tourna- ment are these determined iuniors: Judy Harms, Maureen Baxter, Susan Stant, Diane Stewart, Liz Keyes, Barbara Means, Nancy Means, and Lynn Hummel. :Mociafion BARBARA MEANS Secretary-Treasurer ee THE XAVIER GLEE CLUB, under the direction of Sister Mary Gertrudette, B.V.M., has es- tablished a tradition of beauty in harmony. Long hours of careful practice and training culminate in the perfection of the annual Spring Concert. LINDA HIETT President A .. l ABOVE, the Senior Glee Club: left, T V participation in the Know Your Faith Hour. PHYLLIS HARRINGTON KATHLEEN PETERS Vice4Presidenf Secretary-Treasurer THE JUN!OR GLEE CLUB at work com Ietel Talented and self-sacrificing bl. I h 7 D Y accompanist Beverly Digges o IVIOUS to t e camera. wears her customary beautr- ful smile. BARBARA COATES MARY WALLACE MARIANNE LUDWIG President Vice-President Secretary X. ANN DIBRELL Treasurer unior gow! .SZQIOAQPCI giraffe! THE JUNIOR GOOD SHEPHERD GUILD is a service club organized to give material assistance to the Good Shepherd Home for Girls, principally through the sponsorship of fund-raising social functions. Under the direction of the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, more pertinent services are performed in conducting classes in Christian Doctrine and in occasional clerical work at the Home. 77 Conhafernifg CONFRATERNITY workers teach religion classes at several centers. In this group are Teachers at St. Rita, Blessed Sacra- ment, Sacred Heart, Our Lady of Guada- lupe, and Pius IX. They include, seated, Juliet Cardinal, Katy Hiett, Norma Hall, Paula Donnelly, Jo Ann Dreckman, Christiana Tefft, Carol Duenas, and Mar- garet Grabach, standing, Karen Vurich, Cathleen Pocock, Ruthanne Matteson, Carol Milani, Maria Platt, Janet Chadwick, Marilyn Rollins, and Toni Turner. ST. ANTHONY teachers are, seated, Margaret Lohmiller, Loretto Coles, Mary Elaine Cavanaugh, Margaret Ferriter, Elaine Lutfy, Patricia Milani, and Patricia Duddy, standing, Bar- bara Coates, Gail Harms, Mary Tay- lor, Ann Dibrell, and Mary Wallace. 0 CAri4fian .ibocfrine ASSISTING AT St. Mary Magdalene are: seated, Marita Ryan, Betsy Lewis, Carol Alvey, Kathleen Dooley, Mariorie Esca- lante, Donna Irwin, standing, Linda Lang- lois, Karen Ereth, Carol Peluso, Kathy Hall, Judy Munch, and Patti Sullivan. WORKERS AT the Indian School: seated, Jane Fernandez, Monnie Tiffany, and Jackie Fawl, standing, Sue Wolfe, Liz Wilmer, Sue Tribolet, and Barbara Struss. 79 'F ,,,, Lk ' . ,s so . ,,,-, , . is-4,1 ,4 v AS AN AID to the St. Joseph Hospital Auxiliary, the Xavier unit of the Junior Auxiliary: donate their time and energy to the Corporal Works of Mercy by giving aid to the sick. MARGY GILLSON President 52 od 2,0 EILEEN LYNSKEY PATTY HORRIGAN MARGARET LOHMILLER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer unior uxigary unior IQ 6045 THE XAVIER UNIT of the Junior Red Cross was organized in the early weeks of l957. Almost one hundred percent of the student body will eventually become Members in either active or contributing roles. 5.A,,...f-fn A course in home nursing was selected by a Senior group as a worthwhile proiect. Karen Clements, under the sheet, is probably the most uncomfortable person in the room. JOAN BYRON Unit Chairman Making covers for Easter menus for Veterans Hospital was one of the first group activities undertaken. 4l4. ' EDITOR MARGUERITE GALLAGHER INITIATED AND published entirely by students, the XAVIER HI-Fl made its ap- pearance in September, 1956. Its object is to keep the student body informed of current school events and gossip. auier If CO-EDITOR KAREN CLEMENTS auierian THE PRODUCUON of the XAVIERIAN consumes the interest and cooperation of the student body, and the labor of a large, diligent staff during the greater part of the second semester. This year's First Performance marks the first publication from the new Xavier, and attempts to embody the traditions which have been carried into the pre- sent from the heritage of the old Xavier, its faculty, and the students of yesterday. -nl 9-o'4 1,-ss ,. 1.4.11 ' I bn W 'W ABOVE, the entire staff takes time out for a with the photographer, Left, Class and art smile over the publications of former staffs. hard-working Art Editor Mary Healy labors design for the Hi-Fl. Right, There comes a session editors Below, over a time in everyone's life . . and this is IT for a weary editor. -Q 14 4 'sf Q' .,r, 7:1 L -A ' k lar! V i Sr- L f Y 5- Y I AM . XX s, 1 A nz, W Q ff A tx.-gi .xx f ,!r i R Q 1 . g gh. v r Pat Rest, '52, above, and Rita Lauer Smith, '52, below, exemplify Xavier's contribution to society and home. auier umnae JEAN WOLLENMAN MARIE WATSON KOHR5 President Vice-President 86 1,465 F .. 5 , ,t 1 s ,V 1 14 JS Q . 1 ABOVE, Sister Mary Frances of the Child Jesus QFrances Nace, '56J on her Reception Day into the Carmelite Novitiate. Right, Sister Mary Veronese, B.V.M. Uheresa Gaston, '56J in postulant attire just before her entrance into the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. RAE SAMUELSON SARANT LOIS FECHTE Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary 87 cwier Wofhera XAVlER'S MOST LOYAL supporters are without doubt our mothers. Organized into a club only in the spring of l956, the group undertook the tremendous proiect of equipping the foods laboratory, and has carried it to a successful finish. Any project dear to the students or to the sisters becomes an obiect of primary concern to our mothers. Our deepest love and thanks are theirs. S : V: :ff Gail Harms charms the Club and their guests at the February Luncheon and Fashion Show. MRS. GEORGE CLANCY President Appropriafely atfired chefs behind a table laden with exotic viands set the fone of the Mothers Club Luncheon. MRS. ROBERT GILLSON Vice-Presidenn MRS. JOSEPH HORRIGAN Treasurer 89 MRS. HERBERT TIFFANY Recording Secretary .fi N MRS. MARK WILMER Corresponding Secretary A02 lm... ELIZABETH HESS EILEEN LYNSKEY MARIANNE LUDWIG National Merit Girls State Council Chairman Scholarship Winner Representative Youth Employment Service HIS EXCELLENCY, the Most Reverend Daniel J, Gercke, expresses pleasure at the prospect of the new St. Francis Church. Father Kelleher, Mr. Richard Walsh, and Mr. Read Mullan smile in anticipation of a dream about to come true. f Qcluier I X K? VALERIE VALLIQUETTE Photographer Eddie Deuel, faithful to the last . . . Employ the Handicapped . . at the end of a long, hard XAVIERIAN season. Essay Winner .. my by 36 tg 'ww KEEPING IT IN the family. Two Xavier girls are better than one, and 1 an three is best of aII, with the Means sisters holding the edge. 0712 .9096 Ol' 5 ii in i E 3 1 , 1 3 M 'J if , , ik 1, 5 23 . x lg 1 1 1 Q . . + 2 tl' Lffg' If -'S ,- H, ,, ' I , , , fi 3-1 A 'C-4 , jig ? in-nj gi - Y ' -. if rg, Q ' M -1 -1, W if fy Q Ka. f-Lil G A W cf 1 V .1 ,U t 1 . .3 .1 ' 3- '19 l ,l . 35 N i '7 ' 3 J I. t 1 lf? ' if ' 3 Q 4 ' J my. lip : Q A l-, exft ifftlp . XA 'S ,sifwof JEL .14Ct 1 0l'l'l 01112 FIRST THINGS FIRST . . . the foundation upon which Christian education is estab- lished is above all a spiritual one. Left: A closed retreat, under the direction of Father Stewart, S. J., at Casa cle Paz y Bien, prepares s e n i o r s for the all- important business of living according to God's plan. Below: Return engagement for Father Parrish, S.J. in the annual re- treat for underclassmen. ,ug ,F ,rs ui l l . hi THE CHAPEL is the center of Xavier school life . . . the Blessed Sacrament its Heart. DaiIy.Mass, brief visits . . . or a loving greeting at change of class . . . and Cl1rist's blessing goes with Us through the day. ....-..--..-M.-. DEDICATION DAY . . . December 2, 'l956. The hearts of students, faculty, and well- wishers unite in a chorus of thanksgiving as our beloved Bishop blesses Xavier. Below: The Rev. Victor Bucher, O.F.M., delivers the dedication sermon. ? The lovely bronze Joan of Arc, gift of Mr. Frank Cullen Brophy, greets students at the entrance of the Mabel Horrigan Memorial Library. glue all Radon XAVIER HAS BUT ONE AIM, the education of youth for Christ. This is accomplished through the medium of instruction founded on Christian principles and through the formation of the will in habits of virtue. Through the development of every faculty and talent toward this end, students are prepared for leadership in Christian society. Lett: Rita Schmidt and Liz Wilmer, volunteering for a busy hour in the library, give assistance to senior Linda Hiett, Right: Seniors lost in the production of a research paper. -aw' GROUP ACTNITIES, lecture and recitation, private re- search-no means are neglected in the mastery of English. Above: Sophomores work out a display in the study of JULIUS CAESAR. Left: Seniors ponder with unwonted gravity. we ing fi ngfid 100 , f N.,, ABOVE Lynn Hummel doesn't have a chance as the bull in this unequal contest Above, right: Senorita Liz Wilmer is about to say, to the pleading of Senor Joan Byron. o Y 0 en ln, Offle . Q 0 Ol' Pain RIGHT: Susie Palmer and Shirley Hils, alias Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, take the freshman Latin classes for a meeting with Caesar and his contemporaries, impersonated by members of Latin ll class. Below: Freshmen and sophomores at more serious grips with declensions and coniugations, X . iv' 4, g .99 X.. ,m,. , 5 MOVE OVER, MR. ElNSTElNl Xavier mafhe- maticians are working their way over the hurdles of algebraic signs and geometric figures. Above, left: Whether or not Eileen arrives at the root, the iuniors seem highly pleased. Center: Sophomores in circles. Left: This is lust the be- ginning, freshmen! Above: The acid test. BIOLOGY STUDENTS IN ACTION. Above: There's one girl in a dozen-or so. Right: Mary Lou and friend. Below: The private life of the frog. Y- ' ,Q WHAT'S COOKING? Something new has been added 'ro The Xavier curriculum. Below: Mrs. K. conducts classes in foods and cloihing in The beautifully equipped home economics department. EMM p-. N BUSINESS WOMEN IN THE MAKING. Above: There SHOULD be rnimeograph ink on SOMEBODY'S face! Upper right: Sister Mary Ralph: a-s-d-f-g-h-I . . . Circle: Karen: I knew what it was when I wrote it! Right: Kaye Mclntosh and Muriel Manion display un- usual interest in modern advertising. 'I05 . I S I -,av sigh .3 i l If-'K . ime Warcked On . . . AND KEEPING PACE WITH IT are the Xavier girls, broadening their views of democracy, world affairs, and current events. Below: Valerie Valli- quelte displays her book-week poster for the history division. Lower right: Margaret Lohmiller takes the familiar stance of Abe Lincoln. Yes, Margaret is from Illinois. -5. Q JUDGING FROM SISTER'S EXPRESSION, above, Italy must be a very pleasant place, indeed. Upper right: Seniors eagerly pursue their civics To the Slale Capitol. Lower right: A willing legislator explains the Senate session to Sisfer Mary Ag- neselle. fi' J But, Maxine, the chair IS bewitchedln Linda Hiett and Elaine perform for the Mothers Club in HAVE A SEAT, PLEASE. Left: Patti Sullivan is ius' a li'l ole country gal in the city in her hilarious satire at the Senior Assembly. Lower left: l want my magic chair, says Phyllis Harrington, alias Mrs. Bird, the witch. 24 Ml'!0I'l'l'l6ll'lCeJ 11 xi L MONTHLY STUDENT BODY ASSEMBLIES provide an outlet for dramatic talent and a spirit of fun. Student- staged and produced, the assemblies have created a spirit of competition among classes, and an eager- ness to participate in group proiects. O Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean! Sue Tribolet portrays Liberty at the Junior As- sembly AMERICA SINGS. Above: On a Bicycle Built for Two turned out to be a tricycle, as Monnie Tiffany and Liz Wilmer set the style on a tandem bike. 10 9 X., ..'c' .I , r'-. '- ,.,. is V '-'r ' . i is ogniaf .ganfady THE SOPHOMORE assembly, COLONIAL FANTASY, was presented in true southern fashion. Belles with their hoop skirts, beaux with their powdered wigs and polished manners, and the negroes with their spirituals and songs of ioy all contributed to the graciousness of life in the South. At left, Dolores McHugh and Gloria Tury hide behind a little shoe polish for their number. 'l'l0 LEFT: The cast of COLONIAL FANTASY. Below: Kathy Mulligan leaps high from the floor as she sings of her lost love in the tale of Angelina Baker. Lower left: The beauty and grace. of the Minuet is never old-fash- ioned. 'Q I Fuwfi. L Ahilfz 'is I A Xl' -Q 1 ' M., X. ,L r A . , .+.,.- si W P A ' N ,QW Q -ff f, ff sf,,+L!+,,., f f iw, ,H ,QV . y.. 4 'lik 4+ Q44 -pf fr I f 'M X N ,v,, W. x 1311 iz Qu Q fi ' tg 'ji V ' K' X' KN syn fermidfiion 4 HIGH LIGHT OF THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS is the annual Senior Dance. This year's SILVER BELLS chose Mary Wallace as Belle of the Ball. At left, Mary is crowned by escort Jim Riggs. Above: Kathy Peters and Linda Hiett take over the micro- phone during intermission, while Gail Harms and Loretto Coles try out the band's seats for size. WITH POINTED TOE AND CLICKING CAST- ANETS, Arnaya Salcido performs an authen- tic Spanish dance at the Spanish Dinner. ,pm 5394 iff, , X lk I ,. Q 'H ., .Qi -:if x H ..wi'71iff , .-www, KW, Q P - x M55 Ilsr. 54.3 , x ' Iwsgggsv asm mai Q W ff V, I X Ng- 'vrfrifqmikmg ' ' V K If ' 4 .. my gg. ,,,. ,,., -we. wig. K ,2fQilss?2 ei 1 -,ie-ww'-1-ww u .VY W Hu ,, ,fs,..,Qi. ,QQ ,V 5F K . A L U rw A , .I Q S' I' . fii ijwumnww 5.1. l -an-his fn 'T K, wt 551 1 Q. Q2 .2 K- ,, U, 2 I 5 Wir ki K 'QQ t f I 5 I 4, .gr -' sw fl ABOVE: After the Ball Is Over, or do those happy smiles mean evening is still ahead? Right: party time, and the party is Junior Good Shepherd Guild's lerina Ball. the It's the Bal- 7 Mary Elaine Cavanaugh, Dotty Mclntosh and Pat Wylie add the fumshmg touches to The Chrnstmas Crib and b eniom J4 Upper right: Seniors serve their mothers at the Mothers Club Luncheon. Center: Three lovely models, Loretto Coles, Grace Silva, and Gail Harms, are ready for the Fashion Show. Lower right: Seniors serve themselves on any day. A maximum of sunshine and fresh air is guaranteed in the arcade lunch room, van--v IN QP? 23536: 3622 cj W A A .v,. 't .f- -F . . . auf! jkefe SCENES THAT WE LIKE to remember . . . follow- ing the Brophy team to Tucson . . . iunior and sophomore Valentine box lunches . . . sophomore COLONIAL FANTASY . . . an outdoors Christmas shrine . . . looking for shelter . . . Sister Mary Blandina and Elizabeth . . . seniors browsing through the Capitol's gallery. ,A is i Zggu , 5 l i Aff 3 Junior-Senior Banquet at the ABC Club. 122 'X May Night . . . O Mary, we crown thee . . . Sodality officers pay a loving final tribute to Our Lady. 'Sm Bal' is ANOTHER EVENING IN PARADISE , under Mary's loving patronage. The Paradise Valley Country Club proves a perfect setting for a perfect evening at the Junior-Senior Prom. ea if 15. fd ig? , X Q X rffwr Ns. fs 9+ 'W v Af is s Y v U if iw .43 - A A3 CAIN GX AT LAST THE POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . . and Graduation! This is the climax of four years of work and fun . . . of smiles and tears . . . This is the Performance for which each day has been a preparation . . . This is the End . . . and This is a Beginning. 124 AND SO GOODBYE to Xavier The last award is given . . . the last words of wisdom and advice spoken . . . the last lesson learned. This is the Grand Finale To our First Performance. lalareciafion TO THE MANY FRIENDS and advertisers who have so generously supported the 1957 XAVIERIAN, the stu- dents 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 cooperationg to its patient photographer, Eddie Deuelg to Mrs. John Abraham for her generous assistance in our advertising campaign, and to Miss Jacque Lopez, Class of '54, for her interest and help in the production of this year's XAVlERlAN. 'I26 Rt. Reverend Monsignor Robert J. Donohoe, V.F. The Reverend John Doran The Reverend Paul G. Lawrence The Reverend Neil P. McHugh The Reverend Terence Sheridan Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., St. Agnes Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., St. Francis Sisters of Charity, B.V.M., St. Matthew Compliments of St. Anthony's Church Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Aar Clinic H. D. Addleman, Jeweler Adelias, Glendale Floral Shop Bernard J. and Celeste Alvey Mrs. Francis Angulo A Friend Artistic Hair Fashions Babyland The W. J. Baer Family A. J. Bayless Markets Mrs. Robert L. Bayless, Jr. Beach Building Specialties, Incorporated Beach Building Specialties, Inc. Leo Benvenuti Dr. and Mrs. James J. Berens Berry's Signal Service Beverly Burke Pharmacy Dr. W. G. Biddulph Bitner's Union Station Bing's Record Shop Mrs. Caroline G. Block Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Boren Bowman Cleaners Boyls and Hess Truck Service Dr. M. Bramley J. A. Bridges, Painting Brophy Student Body Mr. Warren Brown Bugs Bear Insurance Mrs. Sophie Bulleri Butler's Pharmacy Mrs. James N. Butterly Cahill World Travel Service Dr. John S. Cain Camelback Bootery Camelback Gifts Carlise Real Estate Carroll's Plant and Floral Service John R. Casel Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Casey Bud Chaput Dr. and Mrs. Russell W. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Clear Clell's Hair Fashions Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clements PATRONS 50-50 Club Mr. Shirley Clum Cockrill Sporting Goods Compliments of 8a, Bb, 7a A Friend Congratulations-A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Tim P. Connolly Mr. M. A. Cosenza L. W. Dutch Cox Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Coyle Mrs. Joseph A. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cudahy Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Currin Daton and Eastman Mobile Station DeBerry's Associated Service Dr. and Mrs. Angus J. DePinto Dr. Derfelt Derks Realty, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. DeWeeuw Captain and Mrs. A. G. Dibrell, Jr. oc Dombey's Moter Clinic Doc Dombeys Motor Clinic Mr. Clemens Duchesne Dupli-Craft Company Tony Duran 8. Company, Accountant Willis B. Easley, O.D. Economy Finance Egyptian Motel Hotel John A. Eisenbeiss, M.D. Fred Elquest and Son Dr. Englund Mrs. Carmen Escalante Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fancher E. L. Farmer Construction Company Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fawl Robert N. Ferguson, Realtor Dr. Melvin L. Fields, D.D.S. Finch Lumber and Supply Company Emma Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Fitzgerald Herbert Finke The Flame Flowers by Fran Freshmen 103 Freshmen 105 Freshmen 107 A Friend Mrs. David K. Funk Gabay's John -J Gallagher Steven L. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Geare Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Geare, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin J. George GiIl's Restaurant :ID 'I27 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Glenn Daniel H. Goodman, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Granadas ll Mr. and Mrs. F. Grandinetti Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray Harry D. Green 81 Son The Gregorians Grove's Surgical Supports Store Ralph Guerra Verdie L. Hagenstad Half Dollar Tavern Mrs. Danforth Harms Compliments of Hart and Pansiui Mr. and Mrs. James Herbuveaux J. W. Herman Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herrick Mrs. Anne Herron Hinchcliff Market K. R. Hinz Dr. C. B. Hoffmaster Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horrigan Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Horrigan Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hughes Rusty and Howdy Hughes A Friend Pat and John Iben Mr. A. Ibold A Friend Orley Iles Mr. Jay R. Inman Judie Iris-Uptown Plaza Paul O. Jagger D.C. Gertrude R. James A Friend Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Jennett Junior Class Dr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Karp Kathleen's Flowers Derr Sporting Goods Mrs. Cornelius Keyes Mr. and Mrs. David H. Kipnis Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kiniry Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kissell Mr. and Mrs. Simon C. Krevitsky KRIZ Toy Korral A Friend Ray Korte Kaiser Willys Dr. and Mrs. J. Dean Kovar' Landkamer Apartments LeMans Bakery Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lennon A Friend Tony Liga's Shoe Repair Liquor Mart Lloyd Kiva Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Long Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Love Lovely Lady Salon Camille Lutfy Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lynskey MacAlpine Drug Company Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Mackey Sam M. Mackoff, M.D. Maddox Drug Magee and Saggau Realty Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mahoney, Jr. Thomas V. Maloney and Family Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Makaus Marjorie, Judy, and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Marion Frank H. Marquis Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Marseilles Mrs. L. Martin Marvin's Paint and Body Shop Mr. and Mrs. Allen Matthews Theresa M. Maturen Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Maxwelll, Jr. Mayfair Knit Shop Mrs. T. E. McCall A Friend McDowell Five and Ten McElhaney's Flowers and Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Jack McKone Dr. and Mrs. John J. McLoone Mr. John G. McVerry Mr. and Mrs. Larry Meins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Melczer, Jr. Melrose Department and Variety Meredith Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Orville Meyer Harry P. Milani Mr. and Mrs. William Milani Mr. and Mrs. Marven Miller Mr. and Mrs. John F. McMindes A Friend Lewis D. Miner Agency Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minta Molly Montoya Leonard Moran, Sr. The William Morris Family Mr. Paul Morrow A. V. Moynahan A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ray Muckerman Dr. V. A. Mulligan Phil J. Munch Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Munch Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy My Lady's Beauty Salon E. J. Nathanson National Car Rental System Mr. and Mrs. John Neary 9' Inamae Neville David A. Noble TRONS Mrs. Harry Noonan Oatis Photo Lab Ethel E. O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. William F. O'ConneIl Jeffrey O'Connor, M.D. Mrs. Margaret M. O'Connor Ray Odom Olan Mills Portrait Studio Mr. and Mrs. James C. O'Malley Miss Patricia O'Malley Mr. and Mrs. James T. O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. N. O'Neil Ralph Oursler Realty Dr. J. M. Ovens, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Palmer Dr. E. Payne Palmer, Jr. Paul's Jewelry The Pen Shop R. H. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Peters From a Friend Jack D. Pettit The Photo Shop F. Hoyt Pilcher, Jr. P. J., D. D., 81 Margy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Polankiewicz Rip Power's Chevron Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt Mr. and Mrs.. Fred N. Price J. Pritchard Joe Quan George A. Rempe, Jr. Mrs. George A. Rempe, Sr. Robert Retzer Riazzi's Italian Gardens Mr. and Mrs. A. Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Rice Mr. and Mrs. James S. Riggs Roberts Air Conditioning Rockin' Horse Infants' 81 Children's Shop Dr. and Mrs. Romenofsky Dr. George K. Rogers The Rover Boys Arnold Rovey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sands Saratoga Restaurant Mrs. Otto Schopp Security Mortgage Company Mr. and Mrs. Robert Selmo Mrs. Adela Sesma l. Shaffer Mrs. Delia M. Siegfried Mr. and Mrs. George J. Silva Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloncen Don P. Smith Smith Bros. Nursery A Friend 128 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon P. Snow Snow Cap Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Soubie Sprouse-Reitz Company, Incorporated Srutwa Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stant Stardust Gardens Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Struss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Suffolk Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Sullivan Mrs. Ethel F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sullivan Sun Valley Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swanberg Swick's Clothing Mr. and Mrs. H. Swigard Sy's Pharmacy Bill Tanner Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor C. D. Titchenal From a Friend Toney Belle Guest Ranch Trading Post Miss Kaye Tribolet The Village Crafts-Hobbies Dr. and Mrs. Carl P. Villalanti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Vurich Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Waddoups Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Walsh Mrs. Martha Wasson Wey-Rite Phoenix Sales Compliments of a Friend Clara E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. James E. Williams The Wilmers Windsor Market Windsor Square Pharmacy Wist Supply and Equipment Company Mr. and Mrs. John M. Wolfe PAGE .... 13- Woodlawn Park Laundromat Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Woods Mr. and Mrs. David Wright Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Wubbolding Lucile B. Young, World Book Representative Ziggie's Edwin T. Ziol, D.D.S. The Honorable E. W. McFarland Governor of Arizona A. A. Window and Home Cleaning 8335 North Seventh Street Acme Steel Construction Company 1111 North Twenty-first Avenue Allen Construction Company 301 East Mariposa Al's Drug Store Seventh Avenue and Camelback Alta Vista Furniture 8042 North Twenty-seventh Street Anchor Roofing Company 4705 North Seventh Street Anthony Realty 4236 North Central Applewhite Mortgage and Investment Company 1101 North First Street Arizona Disinfectant Company 223 East Madison Street Arizona School of Driving West lndianola Avenue Bellarium Tropical Fish and Supplies 4604 North Seventh Street Berridge Nurseries 1651 East Camelback Road Best Cleaners 1515 North Seventh Avenue Bethany Liquors 6005 North Sixteenth Beverly's Vanity Fair 4973 North Central Avenue The Bill Burns Buick Company 621 North Seventh Avenue 9 SPO Bill and Jane's Cheese 'n' Stuff 5042 North Central BiIl's Record Shop 5007 North Central Avenue Blue Grotto Restaurant Seventh Avenue and Roosevelt Book Ends 1510 North Central Avenue Branding Iron Bar 2303 East Indian School Road Ernie Brewer Shoes for Children The Bunts of Scottsdale Portraits by Lenore Camelback Chapel and Funeral Home 21 West Camelback Campus Launderette 4527 North Twenty-fourth Street Casa Decor Interiors 138 West Camelback Road Cavanaugh Realty 411 North Central Avenue Charter Oak Insurance Company 411 North Central Avenue Tom Chauncey Jewelry 40 East Adams Chick Davis Scottsdale, Arizona City Delivery Service 2011 West Jackson William J. Claney 1552 West Hazelwood Clark Optical Company 31 East Monroe OR Coe Insurance Agency 1025 East Camelback Congratulations to the Class of '57 Copper State Electric 1233 Patricia Jane Drive Country Market 660 West Camelback Country Style Fabrics 4338 North Seventh Avenue Coury Company 134 East Glendale Avenue Cronin's Mobile Service 3341 North Sixteenth Street Cudahy Packing Company 4601 East Van Buren Cushman's Cameras 1904 East Camelback Dakin and Company 1812 East McDowell Road Davenport's Chevron Service Seventh Avenue and Bethany Home Road Desert Pharmacy Twenty-seventh and Glendale Avenue East Desert Plumbing Company 4620 North Seventh Street DeVaney's Shoes for Men 115 North Central Dierdorf Pharmacy 2315 North Twenty-fourth Street Dog N Suds Drive In Thomas Road at Twenty-eighth Street Duffy's Cocktail Lounge 501 East Meadowbrook George Durisco 4995 North Central Earl's Market Scottsdale Electro-Way of Arizona Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Yuma, Douglas Emily's Woman's Wear Sixteenth Street and East Camelback Fisher Drug Company 1838 West Camelback Road Food King Markets, Incorporated 2301 North Twenty-fourth Street Mrs. Frank Fernandez 20 East Orange Drive Freedie and Esther Cafe 334 East Dunlap Freshman Room 105 From a Friend Galenkamp Shoe Store Uptown Plaza Garland Steel Company 1500 South Seventh Street Geare Liquor Store 4963 North Central Avenue Gillson's Liquors Great Southwestern Life Insurance 5450 North Central Avenue Roger HageI's Markets 3217 East Camelback Hagen's Markets 4600 North Twelfth Street Hanny's Adams at First Street Hargett Electric Company 1610 East Monte Vista Harry's Fine Shoes 1731 East McDowell Heinze, Bowen, and Harrington, Incorporated 424 North Central Avenue Helene's Teenage Fashions 5339 North Sixteenth Street Helling Electric 4312 North Central Avenue Hillenius Mobil Service North Nineteenth Avenue at Camelback Hils Department and Variety Store 2713 West Van Buren Street Hitching Post 4000 East Camelback Hopkins Land Company 4318 North Central Avenue Howard's Office Supply Company 239 North Central Avenue Imperial Metallic Lubricants, Incorporated Jenni Sophisticated Juniors 1733 East McDowell Road Jerand's Uptown Plaza Johnson Jewelers Sixteenth Street and Camelback Jokake Inn 6000 East Camelback Road Junior Good Shepherd Guild Robert Kane 2908 East Pinchot Avenue S. N. Karam 219 West Montebello Arnold F. Keck 606 West Pierson Ki-He-Kah Ranch Patagonia, Arizona Kino Club PO ORS KIFN La Voz Mexicana Laing-Garrett 4700 North Central Avenue Log Cabin Gift and Sportswear Shop 2515 East Van Buren Street P. LoMiglio 3602 East Elm Drive Lovett Plumbing 4116 East McDowell Mr. Michael Lucchese 1317 North Central Avenue August W. Ludwig Public Accountant Luigi's Famous Restaurant 303 East McDowell Lundberg-Hansen Mortuaries Glendale, Sunnyslope Lynn Sheet Metal 2633 East Indian School Road Madison Motors 525 North Central Marguerite Salon 3221 East Camelback Road Mariposa Palms Apartments 114 East Mariposa Street Mariposa Water Utilities 664 West Camelback Road Maroney's Cleaners Central and Camelback Marston's Supply Company 324 North Central Avenue Mayfair Market 1901 West Indian School Road Maza Drug Central and Camelback Compliments of Pacific Indoor Advertisin McDonald 4050 North Central Gene McNamee 5848 North Sixteenth Street Melburn Flowers AL 2-9250 Metropolitan Fire Department Mountain View Food Market 2341 East Indian School Road My Valet 5024 North Seventh Street Neary's West Main Street, Scottsdale New State Investment Company 2717 West Camelback Noble and Lee Realty Company 9492 North Central Merle Norman Beauty Salon AM 5-0436 Northside Richfield Service Robert Dorociak, Manager Dr. and Mrs, Paul V. Palmer 4802 North Launfal Papagayo 1229 North Central Avenue Pathology Laboratory St. Joseph's Hospital PauIa's Maple Shop 4514 North Central Avenue Payson Home Sites Preston Dooley AM 6-1101 Hal Pearce Saddlery and Western Wear 3711 North Seventh Street g Company Company R. V. Percy Concrete Ditch Lining 1899 West Southern Avenue BR 6-1089 Phoenix Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company Phoenix Markets 1605 East Indian School Road Pioneer Steel Box 2388 Pocock-Engler Company 1137 East Camelback Edward M. Ray 14 West Camelback Road Redewill Music Company Box 3798 Roger 8. Hazel's Markets 3217 East Camelback Rosenzweig's Jewelers 35 North First Avenue Ryan-Evans Drug Stores St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society St. Joseph's Hospital Accredited School of Nursing St. Vincent DePaul Society St. Francis Xavier Conference Salon de Venus 1916 East Camelback Sanders' A and B Specialty 4104 North Central Avenue San Juan Development Company 46 West Monroe Sarwark Motor Sales, Incorporated 1610 East Van Buren Joseph J. Schmidt Insurance Agency 527 East Dunlap lv1Ilii.. Senior Class of 1957 Sewing Basket 2430 East Indian School Road Shamrock Dairy 2226 Black Canyon Highway Mrs. Simmons Pastry Shop 5024 North Central Smith Radiator Exchange 509 Grand Avenue Southwest Packaging and Paper Products, Incorporated 4606 North Seventh Street Sprague Envelope 81 Supplies Five North Fifth Street Herb Stevens Lincoln-Mercury 901 North Central Avenue Tang's Rice Bowl 2328 East Indian School Road Telclo Supply Company 341 West Washington Thompson and Johnson Appliances 654 West Camelback W. K. Thompson Real Estate 6020 North Seventh Street Tom's Peanut Company 2114 East Indian School Road Town and Country Lodge Ocotillo and Fourteenth Street Trane Company Triplex Transfer and Storage 2100 South Fifteenth Avenue Tru-Valu Market United Parcel Service Incorporated 1334 North Twenty-first Avenue Uptown Realty 349 East Camelback John F. Utter Realty 4547 North Scottsdale Drive Valley Sheet Metal Company 230 North Ninth Street Val's Cleaners Victory Tent and Awning Company 2136 East Indian School Road Waldon Plumbing Company 1145 North Twenty-fourth Place Wash-Rite Laundry and Cleaning 3545 East Indian School Road Wasielewski Construction Company 24 East Glendale West Drug Company 1423 West Indian School Road Western Television Service 3012 North Twenty-fourth Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home 330 North Second Avenue J. A. Whitney and Son 146 East Mariposa Dr. W. M. Wicks Willcutt Agency 1230 East Camelback Road Wilson 81 Van Sant, Homebuilders 4242 North Nineteenth Street Windsor .Court Apartments 1222 North Third Street Woods Realty 3317 North Central Avenue Yellow Front Stores 1422 East San Juan Avenue X-Ray Laboratory St. Joseph's Hospital Ever-Fresh Ranch Market 6505 N. 7th St. AM 6-1744 Our products ore the best in the volley. We invite your personal inspection ot anytime. Come in now! SAM Garden Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and Flowers -5 .I ARlzoNA Downs IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 134 Congratulations to the Class of '57 SCHNAUFER CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors 3501 N. 16th St. Phone AMherst 6-5626 NAVAJO CATTERY Persian and Siamese kittens usual Phone WHitney 5-8319 MRS. E. B. MYRICK 5704 E. EXETER BLVD. PHOENIX, ARIZONA ly available. 135 Congratulations to the Class of '57 Southwestern Glass and Millwork Co F ly Sh ShdDC I 1 CQMPLIMENTS UF I the Sophomores Congratulations Students. . . FROM THE ST. FRANCIS MGTHERS' CLUB Compliments of THE STEAK HOUSE 4041 N. Central Aven JOHN ROBERT POWERS School of Modeling VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJII4 'I38 Compliments to Xavier Seniors Coulter Cadillac 320 N CENTRAL AL 8 4151 QNE BANK SERVES QL ARIZQNA 139 Congratulations to Pattie Cl didn'f think you would make HJ LOGAN DRILLING COMPANY 14 0 COMPLIMENTS OF MARTORI BRDS. DISTRIBUTORS Jw! my u f x HARRY L. NACE THEATRES Compliments of 81 Mrs. Caesar-Mary B eI1Vel1U1' me Lnzsr in :Quwmsm . ANDQHODS V, I I AT LAST A COMPLETE SALON FOR WOMEN ONLY, FEATURING .I wh! I if McLevy Reducing System if Relax-a-cizor I: Latest Improvement ' -Av Be slimmer in lust three weeks -A' Guaranteed Results -k Solarium Sun Bathing -k Slenderizing LIAR? X ! WOMEN ONLY make a lovelier you. .. I Let Hollyifvood Experts FACIALS o HAIR STYLING LEGWAXINGQCORRECTIVE EXERCISE o BUST DEVELOPMENT Refrigerated - Ample Parking Call AMherst 5-8839 Q ffffdyfxaniffi'-I' Mft 300 EAST CAMELBACK NEARUPTOWN PLAZA ITS LDLB3011 TIIIIAY 11' 7 Behind these words stand WiIson's Advisory Staff of Champions IN SIJLIIITS EUUIPMENT . . . famous players and coaches who help design Wilson equip 7 7 ment . . . your assurance of getting the best in sporting goods Equipment for GOLF - BASEBALL - FOOTBALL - TENNIS - TRACK You'II find these famous sports products at StapIey's too . . 0 Bausch 81 Lomb binoculars 5 Coleman camping equipment 9 Colt hand guns 5 Rifles and shotguns by Winchester, Remington, Browning, Savage 9 South Bend fishing equipment 9 Voit sporting goods and many others 74 PL E Y 3' flli 0.S.f7APLEY CUMPANY 7th Ave. 8. W. Van Buren Free Parking Phoenix beside the store nf 7 14 MZAIRTHIN SOCIAL SPATIONERS IZZMMZZMZJ Wi1J012a43feff ifobfzeay f .XI I Qgwafflmfa fzzizomnceffzffzzh MARTIN PRINTING SL EMBOSSING 1816 E. MCDOWELL RD. - ALPINE 4-1006 144 Congrafuafions and Besf Wishes fo the Senior Class of '57 The Jesuit Fathers of St. Francis Xavier Church I' I A. D. McLain Realty Co. The Large Old Reliable Firm 4400 N. Central Dealing in: FARMS AND RANCHES BUSINESS LARGE SELECTION OF FINE HOMES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ALL LINES OF INSURANC E AM 6-2417 145 Congratulations to the Class of '57 MiIlie's Flowers and Gift, Inc. I70 N. Central Congratulations to the Class of '57 Mr. and Mrs. .loe L. Schmitt, Jr. 146 d Post Realty 4 OFFICES IN GREATER PHOENIX TO SERVE YOUR EVERY REAL ESTATE NEED 407 No. Central Avenue 4809 No. Central Avenue Camelback Rd. and 27th Avenue Camelback Rd. and Scottsdale Rd. PROTECT YOUR CAR INVESTMENT! Read Mullen guarantees NEW FORDS 36 months or 50,000 miles! This is a IOOWQ protection mechanical guarantee against defective parts or excessive wear. There are 40 service stations authorized to service New FORDS Under our guarantee. Remember hundreds more buy Fords at Read Mullan because tha1's where they get the best deal. . at Read Mullen Motor Co. 28 East Van Buren 'I47 Janice Sweeney, '55 W2 In the years to come, a lasting re- membrance in a Portrait from whim .0 EDDIE DEUEL 4409 N. 7th Street Visit Arimonds most modern L' tore uquor s . . . everything for your entertainment - needs . . . a 1 complete assortment of wines. liquors. beers liquers and accessories . . . our I refrigeration insures you the cold st beer e in town! e0 xx Q Y 0?,','f?,ogg1??.T5f5 -XKBX .P5 3 M' 'dv 33:13 9 8: xxin9 .4 nl 148 I Congrafulafions fo The Class of '57 The Marian Shop 4705 N. Central Uri The church patio? 301 S0 and sincere compliments on the beautiful CONGRATULATIONS wishes for a happy and successful life O .and to the Editorial Staff... result attained STUCCO COMPANY ARIZONA WHITE EAGLE I andWhite Quality Stucco Products in Co or UTH THIRTIETH, PHO ENIX, ARIZONA 149 Central at cilllg-EICK ffl,- kzm 1100 ff? IIERLTY it ' F -Q1 'H Q . '1333'BfiR ?l3L2'2i'3 ' Phoenix-4800 N. Central Ave. at Camelback, AMI6-5611 Scottsdale-7lOl E. Camelback Rd. at Scottsdale, WH 5-6348 Bynum 150 COMPLIMENTS OF John Burger fine furs 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIA Arizono's Most Complete Deportment Store X XXX Adams at Second Street Downtown Phoenix Phone AL 8-6211 As Alwoys . . . X I Courtesy 0 Service XX 0 Free Porking X Slhkebvfannuhninfwaonneaylaai' SEARS Compliments of Nellie and Dick Walsh Congrofulofions, Sfudenfs! 3,06 , Inc. PHONE CRes!w H CENTRAL PHOENIX, A CONGRATULATIONS from 0 PHOENIX 9 MESA 9 GLENDALE 5 CHANDLER ' SCOTTSDALE 9 CASA GRANDE ' COOLIDGE , uns ron ass Q O 5 2 5 CD D e-r T e-r O F4 93 5. CD 1 U3 CD E. O 1 'T IOOO RAY LUMBER CO. 19th Avenue at West Culver AL 8-5355 ALL BUILDING MATERIALS 154 Compliments of r. and Mrs. J. .W. Bates decor is from . . U sig? W Q- vaini u' 0 4 If r 6 ..., Q 5 - fi -arf ': -I Q aff? ' r : i R .' . .M Swedish, Danish, lfalian, German, and all of the famous American names in modern contemporary furniture and gifts. 155 SANDY of the Arizona Sand and Rock Company congratulates the Class of 1957 . . . and the student body of Xavier Girls' High School, welcoming a new class of Phoenicians to endorse the quality of Arizona Sand And Rock products - for thirty years the hallmark of pro- gress and integrity. THE ARIZONA SAND AND ROCK COMPANY U S-if PRE MIX it Sr is ,lar 32? lg C54 ' V 1 il Pre-Mix Bag Products: CONCRETE MORTAR TOPPING ASPHALT KILN-DRIED SAND 2400 South 7th Street Compliments of Elias M. Romley and Family 'I56 Congratulations to the Class of '57 BUSH FOOTWEAR 222 North Central Alpine 3-4801 cefream 2702 W. Camelback Road PHOENIX, ARIZONA 157 'lllllllllllllilllllillllli Compliments of Robert D. Kendall edafion Shop Arizonou's FinesfMol'rerni1y Wear 80 PARK CENTRAL MALL CR 7-5101 FREE PARKING 716 NORTH CENTRAL AL 3-1391 YT , 0 V X -N A 'N lf, lb W 158 COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO Division Automotive Supply Co. Altoona, Pa. FAMOUS BRANDS IN STOCK TOOLS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 501 West Van Buren . . . Phoenix, Arizona X v 'wrsiws o gi ,ff . xx459Y'Psx0'Qi OPNXXA L ,L 1 Jt, . I 1 SHAA1 Q PM 0905 ' -.... r- CX av amp X Rxssogfink oigggi -.0 New e-L :W 59 XD y - L A Nxioviomfog ee'i X! 159 REMINGTON RAND TYPEWRITERS STANDARD NOISELESS faa U XJ ff N 7 If XX N Wkmmx W H f M GH LX EW Qsm w vqv iviiixfff-31457 5 CAMELBACK BRANCH THE BANK OF DOUGLAS 51 E. Camelback Road Member Federal Deposii Insurance Corporation MCKILLIP Bonded Food Plan Telephones: CRestwood 4-9391 AMherst 5-4504 Indian School Rd. at 16th Street 'A' Phoenix, Arizona A DIVISION OF THE L. J. MCKILLIP MEAT COMPANY 161 CONGRATULATIONS from Roy J. Heyne and John D. Long I 1 xZ0. VFA4 -JN 61 Qfifm 'Q 7 115 A51 O W- QZQZA, 0 Nw A 51'-0' asv' B S A ' 530 W. Washington 4 . BJ Prescot ' I Q. Q 5 UDPLV LEQUIIPMEN . WARD 8 S 16 'oo A O -4 I'l'I za 2 V3 E za E N 0 z zo D f'l'l za I H1 U1 -I za -I l'l'l f 'RX ' 1 A SZQWQ Le REAL ESTATE 0 0 0 INSURANCE Camelback Office-4815 North Central Avenue DAVID' Park Central Flowers and Wedding Shop , , , , , ,N,M,N,N,N,N,N,N,N,N, , , , , , , , , , 103 PARK CENTRAL MALL ,oo,oo,n,u,u, , , , , , , , , , 44,430o,n,oo,o4,o+,+o,oozoo,u AM 5-9592 163 Plumbing H g 361274 h CON GRATULATIUN S STUDENTS Valley Lumber Co. 5 o F? -o 9. 5 F? DP -o 'El at 5 O CD CD P 3 fD E. O sw :s 5 FY' O :- CD :s CD i 9 Z If Z O I -I 'o 5' U1 5'- o- A W. D. MANCJR S hS us I' 0 P Z I'l'I 15 -1 W P Z us I I 9' us -i 0 I P 0 I'l'l n 9 ttitiitiiiiii Z rn Z -1 uw n I E so Ch Q En nb -au me o-1 Sb T2 -,ffl mm 5'-o Ei '55 55 -1 -1 If on I' l'l'I Vi Phoenix, Arizona ' Towne and Country Barber Shop I 5026 N. Central Ave. Phone AM 5-8804 II fDirectly opposite Uptown Plazaj ll 'I65 VIC GRAY Contractor and Builder Q O 5 UQ 1 93 e-r E. N f-T. O 5 I e-r O e-r :V CD Q 95 Z Z C v-1-. U5 Xl E oo do ro ON U1 7127 N. 13th Street-Phoenix fn E UEEEE ,CUUU of a,JJuQamL 166 Look Realty REMEMBER IF YOU RENT OR BUY, YOU PAY FOR THE HOUSE YOU OCCUPY. 4553 North 7th Avenue CR 7-2637, Phoenix CANNIE CONSTRUCTION CO. All types of building 2814 N. 25fl1 PI. AM 6-8772 'I67 Every Good Wish... f m Xavier HH MQTHERS' CLUB Congratulations to the Class of '57 I. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lutfy UNnoN Rocx 8, MATERIALS jnanaitmbr, 2800 South Central Avenue BR 6-2441 IN ARIZONA IT'S tbfllltll Jlomea, funnzfwhnfza, I featuring the Home Exchange PIan Arizona's Finest BuiIders UNIVERSAL HOMES LEE'S INDIAN CRAFTS INDIAN JEWELRY NAVAJO RUGS SQUAW DRESSES MOCCASINS SOUVENIRS GIFTS COPPER JEWELRY A Complete Indian Crafts Store I833 E. Indian School Rd. - AM 6-9432 I 170 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. M. J. MAKAUS REICHER CONSTRUCTION General Carpentry and Remodeling Fred M. Reicher 1818 East Campbell Phoenix, Arizona License No. 18250 1 . PwUw Suwue vOui LOCAALV MANAGED uxPAv4NG UTVLIYV tw ARIZONA ' ...OR DOESIT? Some of the world's political systems just don't add up. So when you hear talk of Utopia la much used name derived from the Greek for nowhere j, be ready to questionp see if it figures! Chances are it won't add up to the individual freedom of our own system of free enterprise . . .won't have as fair a setup as taxation according to income . . .won't include a choice of where we work or what we do with our money. look over our own competitive system closely. . . it's not perfect but it worlxs just fine . . . and we're free to improve it! 172 Courtesu Chevrolet House of Courtesy Arizona's Newest and Fastest Growing CHEVROLET DEALER Visif Our New Sales and Service Deparfmenfs WE'RE NEVER UNDERSOLD OR OVERTRADED 1233 East Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona 173 1 ,L 4550 EAST WASHINGTON STREET PHOENIX, ARIZONA ' PHONE BR. 5-3665 Congratulations to the Class of '57 Southwestern Glass and Millwork Co. Formerly Southwestern Sash and Door Company 174 I Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rempe, Sr. Sunnyslope's finest Infant's and ChiIclren's Wear Shop Featuring Vanta Layette Needs P. F. Canvas Shoes 1 if Millinery-Sable of New York Schampers-Lingerie Baby Le Roi-Hosiery MANY OTHER FAMOUS BRAND NAMES UHLIK'S TOGGERY 8335 North 7th Street WI 3-6183 Free gift wrapping and Plenty of Parking delivery service 175 .,,. + 1 'N J ,L ,M-xv 4 wx . vs. . . twgt W, , -- 1? Q-., Q-,Q . grffsfil .1 V - 45.2 2 .. 1 ,. ul. I QQ . Si. :Ink nr Q ..Q .1 1 , ,84 1 ' - . Q,.. 1. 51, I ,Q .g ' L. . Q 91 Q- .A Q .Q Q - , Q.-3 4 A-Q.. 5. ,q wr, 'tri , I ' ywgw T ' V , ,n a A' - ' - I . -5-32 4' 1: -' Q ' Q1 I. Ffif- I I k - -, Sfgi.. . Q .' 7.11. La- fv ' 5 A ' yu' .- X ' . '. 1-.J '.-. fw,': . Q e - -..,QL. . . ,gr . E :qw b ' if I ' ' ' 1' vvg' is -AT 'V 1' A it 5 V? 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