Bishop Byrne High School - Christopher Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1951 volume:

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From Freshmen f registration to Senior Farewells the scenes of high school life will help us to recall that the happiness and success of future living will always depend upon our giving and sharing -as we have during these years spent together. To encourage you to hold to the ideals of true Christian living and to offer anew the challenge: You can change the world , we Seniors of 1951. .I 'lffiillf '7Ae 1951 r C0-EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGERS ,ludy Boultinghouse Louis Broussard Judy Williams Ray Budwine ASSISTANT EDITORS ASST. BUSINESS MANAGERS Jo Allen Babin Charles Church Meryle Mendoza Barbara .loan Davis Geraldean Moss Tom Dixon Pansy Cuillot , Loretta Neeb Louise Savariste Donald Sonnier Delores Taubert Frank Tatroe BUSINESS STAFF CHECKS WORK CLASS REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR: Dolores Taubert Alex Cessac JUNIOR: Denise Beyt Nelson Edgerly SOPHOMORE1 Patsy Steck FRESHMAN: Dolores Hanks REPRESENTATIVES AT WORK ASSISTANT EDITORS TYPE REQUIRED WORK S P H O T O G Burney Hebinck Jimmy Breaux wz ggatfconsafs, OUR LADY OF FATIMA We implore through your powerful intercession the conversion oi the hearts oi men. complete victory over sin, and the return of a lasting peace. which you have promised. lbscficafion To our beloved teachers, the Sisters of the Dominican Order and Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament, students of Bish- op Byrne High School gratefully dedicate this 1951 edition of The Christopher. During the four years of our high school these Sisters have labored unceasingly to instill into our minds the light of God's Truth to guide us in the way of Christ-like living. Intellectually, they have given us sound mental trainingg morally, they have guided us hy religious principlesg culturally, they have provided for us opportunity to develop the talents and abilities that are God-given giftsg and they have provided for us the means to develop physically by the use of healthful exercise and play. Their guidance has helped us to attain the goals of true Christian livingg their encouragement has helped us in the small difficulties of daily lifeg their example has inspired us in every moment of these happy years. In appreciation for their work for many years of teaching in St. James' and St. Mary's parochial schools and during our years at Bishop Byrne High School, we lovingly dedi- cate this third issue of THE CHRISTOPHER -74-7 i, - 7 lf-l Biomass ov Gnvrsros CHANCERY OFFICE GALVESTON,TEXAS To the Class oi '51, my best wishes and prayers that they may measure up to the high ideals they were taught to revere and serve at Bishop Byrne High School. ff Q2 Bishop oi Galv ton. February 20th, 1951. Misses Judy Williams and Judy Boultinghouse Co-editors oi THE CHRlSTOPHER, Bishop Byrne High School, P.O.Box 1589, Port Arthur,Texas. - lll 2 f I-HS FXCPI1 FNCY Tl-IE MOST REVEIQEND WENDELIN J. NOLD, D. D., S. T Bishop of Galveston emo 'adam The Students of Bishop Byrne High pay loving tribute to the memory of the Most Reverend Christopher E. Byrne, Bishop of Galveston, who died April 1, 1950. R. l. P. C74Jl7Zil2i5.f'ZQfiOlZ Rf. Reverend Msgr. James M. Kirwin .A...... ......... P aslor. SI. James Church R+. Reverend Msgr. Harry A. Drouilhel ,.......... .......... P asfor. S+. Mary's Church Sisler M. James Philip, I. W. B. S ............... ....................... S uperinfendenl' Sisfer M. Perpefua, O. P .................. ................... P rincipal Reverend M. Bordages .......... Sisfer M. Andrew. I. W. B. S. ..... . Sisfer M. Annefla, I. W. B. S. ..... . Sisfer M. Baplisf, I. W. B. S. ....,... Sisier M. Barbara, I. W. B. S ..,.. .... Mrs. L. Briley. R. N ................. Sisfer M. Carmelifa .......... Sisler M. Claude, O. P ..,........ Mr. Del Coe .................. Sisler M. David, O. P. ................ . Miss DeCoux .....................,............... R+. Rev. Msgr. I-I. A. Drouilhef ........., Mr. N. Franlcoviclc ........................ Sisfer M. Genevieve, O. P. .,.. , Reverend P. HarIneH' ........... .........A+hIe+ic Direcfor czcuffy ....,.,.............Home Economics ......,.ReIigion, Algebra, Science ....,.....Religion, English, Hisfory ......,..........Religion, English .,....................SchooI Nurse ........Commercial. Journalism ........................Lalin, Music .....,...Physical Educalion ..,.....HisIory, Mafhemaiics .........PhysicaI Educalion ........................Religion ..........Physical Educalion .........EngIish, Religion ...,...............Religion Sisler M. Hilary. O. P. ..,...........,...,... ..................,,.................,..,.. R eligion, Science Sisfer M. James Philip. I. W. B. S Government World Geography, Lafin Sisler M. Joachim, O. P. ............... ............... H ome Economics, Malhemalics Sisfer M. Josephine, O. P. ..... . Mrs. J. Sfeclc ........................... Sisler M. Louise. I. W. B. S ......... Mrs. Broussard .......................,...... .......................ReIigion. Commercial .,..,..,.........PhysiceI Educalion ..........ReIigion, Hisfory, Spanish ....,............,..,......Heal+h. School Nurse Sisier M. Perpefua, O. P. .............. ..,............................ ......................................., H i sfory Sisfer M. Perpefua, I. W. B. .. .. 7 .. eligion, Mafhemalics Sisfer Maria Sfella. O. P. ,............,.................................................. Religion, Mafhemafics S 5 5 3 4 2 2 s Q x x 1 REVEREND W. BROOKS REVEREND M. ENDERLE .file ,, fy W vu., xi REVEREND M. BORDAGES ii Pastor, Little Flower Church ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH P011 Acres, Texas Athletic Director, B. B. H. S. Very Rev. Basil F. Fresno, O. S. A., A. M., S. T. L. Assistants Reverend P. Fernandez, O. S. A. Reverend Joe M. Castellanos, O. S. A. Reverend Lewis Franco, O. S. A. . INTERIOR OF OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE'S CHURCH Rev. BHSII F. Fresno mugustinian Fathers, Pastor u. -tml:-f1 Mw. - 1ull1 r . M .-M-------Am TGWME 'S THIN zfrimwff COMzwi?eztw M S5 5 4yfffii'fQ L 'ffl f 3 Qi A IOR HAPPIANE as Q HQOK mme SQ Irene Angelle :mvial . . . fun lover . . . Hraciive . . . spori' lover . . . runeffe mml f Mamet' l Norma Angelle W friendly . . . pleasing personalify . . . Bride and Groom . . . good sludenf Jo Allen Babin neaf. . . small . . . full of fun incessanf cl1aH'er Floyd Badeaux fun loving . . . enleriaining . poliie . . . guifar sfrummer Aul dine Ardoin willing . . . co-operaiive quief . . . domesiically inclined McVey, Barrier nice . . . friendly . . . serious . . . frank . . . neai' Rose Marle dry humor . . . good nafured . . . frank . . . brownefle Hugo Berube reficenf . . . arfisiic . . . 'fall . . . dark eyes Merlin Blanchard reliable . . . always a friend . . . baslcelball 'fan r Judy Boultinghouse musical faleni' . . . fall . . . lilced by everyone . . capable X Norma Berry siudious .... iournalisiic . . . likeable . . . +iny . . . persevering Joan Marie Borel fall . . . quief . . . sweef face . . . faiihlul friend CP Edwin Bourgeois agreeable . . . man of few words . . . afhleiic abilily Marion Braquet sporls loving . . . high spirifed . . . sfeadfasi James K. Bourgeois mischievous . . . irue io his words . . . unprediclable Calvin Braquet enigmaiic . . . baslcelball alhleiic . . . energelic Jimmy Breaux candid . . . baslcelball addicf . . . diligeni I Cecil Broussard i capable . . . dependable , . . . obliging . . . induslrious bfownelle - - - 900'-i'l00k'n9 perfecl friend . . . inlelligeni' good-nalured . . . dependable Jo Ann Breaux if Louis Broussard Vernon Broussard +all a'rhle're . . . hunfer . . . friendly . . . good sporf l eflicienr . . . friendly . . . independenl . . . good disposilion Joyce Broussard dependable . . . smoolh . . . neaf . . . ambilion 'ro combine hydrogen and chlorine gas . . . a go geHer Duvis Button smoolh . . . neal' . . . nice looking . . . calm . . . fine class presidenl w . Zelma Castille Ray Budwme lall-blond . . . sludious . . . always needy lo help . . . quiel . . . lailhlul friend good disposilion . . . likeable ' . . . serious . . . fine friend Marshall Campbell likeable . . . self-sacrificini . . . everybody's 'friend . . full of fun . . . unusual r'xw1eQfwrlav: , A ei f we 1 ek,-rw-W ,-, - Mary Cerami dependable . . . calm . . . near. . . 'lun 'ro be wilh . . . frank Charles Church good lime specialisl' . . . business like . . . bool:- lover . . . 'l'rus'rwor'rhy Alex Cessac benevolenl . . . dependable . . . lun loving . . . easy lo gel along wi'rl1 Jerry Colichia sincere . . . in'relligen'r . . . hard worker . . . easy going Kathleen Czaja sludious . . . willing and co- operalive . . . blond . . . quiel perfecl' friend X-wail? Beverly Chelette iovial . . . vivid imaginalion . . . friendly . . . nice looking Laura Mae Comeaux small . . . smoofh dancer . . Q' very preHy . . . music lover . bruneHe Wi ,JA ,,-fffffi ,lf lf 4 M. fl A U Barbara Ioan Davis J une Davis shorl . . . blond . . . Bride and Groom . . . neal' . . . infeclious laugh Bobbie 'r in wl'iiz . . . . . . yp g full of fun . . . bundle of Frank Darby fall . . . happy-go-luclry . . life of a par'ry . . . fool' ball sfar . . . jovial Gerald Darcy shorf . . . quie'r . . . sfudious . . . always on 'lime energy . . . everybody's 'friend Charles DeCuir Charlie . . . calm . . . smoolh dancer . . . music lover . . . neaf Mary Ann Distefano shorl . . . brownelle . . . sewing experf . . . near rf-..,. Ferne Ann DeCuir shorf . . . bundle of energy . . . consfanl grin Tom Dixon wil'+y . . . advenlurlsl' . . lively imaginafion Warren Douglas personalily plus . . . good dancer . . . nice 'ro everyone Wilton Dolese l oralorlcal winner . . quiel buf friendly . . . dry humor Kelly Domingue animaled . . . newspaper W man , . . sl1or'r 5 Lester Dumesnil lull of lun . . . obllgung . . . leaderslxlp Isaac Gautreaux dependable . . . arlislic . . . Sam Durso wlllnng and co-operallve . , , always on 'Hme , , , fun CllplOrT1a'l'lC . . . sludious . . loving lulure M. D. Emery Gordon mechanical minded . . . bool:-lover . . . sfolc Hazel Mae Girauard arfisfic . . . quief . . . clwarifable . . . nice fo everyone Bert Griffiths persuasive . . . daunfless . . fine friend Edward Consoulin business execufive. . . beffer lafe fhan never . . . frank and sfraighf forward Cora Mae Guidry fall . . . good-loolcing . . . fun lover . . . comical . . . bruneffe James Guidry helpful . . . fall . . . blond . arfisfic femperamenf - v v Darleen Cuidry blond . . . pleasanf disposifion . . . sweef . . . incessanf praH'le Erwin Cuillot gallant . . . mechanically inclined . . . nonchalant Betty Hebert dependable . . . 'Faithful friend . . . pleasant disposition Pansy Guillot vivacious . . . slender . . . typing whiz . . . domesticity Iacquelyn Hebert big brown eyes . . . quiet but friendly . . . brunette . . . bool: lover . . . everybody's friend Burney Hebinck blond . . . ambitious . . . nonchalant . . . anything but quiet . . . intelligent Alvin Hebert quiet . . . nice . . . good-nature . . . co-operative . . . brunette I V ' Mary Margaret Hebert short . . . sweet . . . neat- - - lite ot the party . . . good typist . . . fun lover Billy Higginbotham conslanf laugliler . . . sfalwarl . . . good company J acquelyne Kesman loving . . . shy . . . lranquil . . . leclwnician Billy Knoblock A lun fo be wilh . . . courleous . . . 'lhoughfful Alberta LaBure gracious . . . co-operalive . . . friendly 'ro everyone Dorothy Landry gregarious . . . gay . . . leadership . . . pleasanl Barbara Klecka sweel . . . good librarian . . liked by everyone . . . courleous . . . comical Alex Marie Lachausse smoollw . . . reliable . . . sweel' soprano . . . sincere Gerald Landry shorr . . . calm . . . silenl' 'lype . . . serious . . . likeable Jimmy Laurents pleasing personalify . . . sporl' lover . . . fooiball sfar . . . everybody's 'Friend Janet Landry shorl . . . very prefly . . . infelligenl . . . sweef . . . everybody's friend Audrey Laviolette pleasanf disposilion . . iovial . . . generous Anthony Legnon quief . . . nafure lover unprediclable Shirley Landry calm . . . moclesl . . . affable . . . good dancer Billy James Le Blanc infelligenl' . . . meliculous . . . serious minded Walter Maralst good dancer . . . pianisl . . . 'CMV can .MLW-7-,, eff, Lorraine Melancon C' sl1or'r . . . smool'l1 44' dancer . . . personalily plus . . . sweel conslanl grin book-lover . . . efficienl worker Janet Lough ovial . . . life of 'lhe parfy . . . ncessanl clialler . . . nice looking 'ed-head . . . liked by all Meryle Mendoza sweel . . . clnarming . . . sporls loving . . . assiduous Rosemary Messina everybody's 'friend . . . diligem' sludenl . . . baskelball fan Elvin Moore bundle of energy . . . co- operafive . . . even Tempered Blanche Mooney quief . . . smoolh . . . every- body's friend . . . Wedding Bells . . . cliligenl' sludenl Daniel Moreno perfecf genfleman . . . arfislic . . . quiel . . . persisfenf worker IT' Geraldean Moss sweel face . . . silenf . . . always willing 'ro help Michael Moreno courfeous . . . darlc hair . . . pleasing personalify N Antoinette Morrell accordian specialisl' . full of fun . . . willing wi Hazel Mouton shorl . . . brown eyes . . . good lcipking . . . sweel' . . . loved by a Loretta Neeb dependable . . . self-sacrificing . . . near . . . likeable . . . Maurice MYUTS 9005 dl5P05l'fl0 ' lall alhlefe . . . hunfer mischievous Jo Ann Oubre pleesani . . . exciiable . . . full of fun . . . ambilious . . . good nafured Harold Ransonette obliging . . . good nalured everybody's friend Donna Poteet pe+i+e brownejrie . . . sociable . . . sweei 5 Viola Ransonette always on fime . . . silenf lype . . . shorl . . . sincere . . . brune+'re Helen Richard pe+i+e . . . perene . . . we liked . . . brunefie Emily Claire Provost capable . . . fuiure home maker . . . exciiable Rudolph Reyna shori' . . . friendly . . fun loving . . . neal' Jimmy Sandoz genial . . . moforcycie whiz . . . nonchalani Maxine Sellers quief . . . bool-lover . . . pleasing personalify . . . music lover . . . reliable ...fwin W . z Theresa Saulsberry liferary . . . good-naiured . . . calm . . . persevering Louise Marie Savariste dependable . . . excifable . . . ambifion fo become a nurse . . . diligenf sfudeni' . . . sweel Rexine Sellers wiH'y...swee1'...fwin... friendly . . . always ready for a laugh Donald Sonnier fall . . . ambifious . . . A. J. Sherman oraforica winner . . . B - - - . . good friend . . . inlelllgenl Ezmlul fnend ' ' ' . . . fufure M. D .... quief buf friendly Carroll Stelly baslcelball slar . . . suave . . . arlislic falenl Patricia Stansbury good-nalured . . . smoolh dancer . . . near . . . lailhlul friend . . . lilced by all 4 Dolores Taubert lull of life . . . small . . . genlle and near Alten Thibodeaux Frank Tatroe + I+ d + d . ac: urn . . . goo -na ure persuaslve . . . ambmous I I . ambmous . . . reserved . . . good .lo lla Stelly red head . . . excifable . . . always on lime . . . comical . . . domeslically inclined Glen Teller red head . . . comical . . . good-nalured . . . willy . pleasing disposilion Laura Lee Toups sweef . . . genfle . . has a 5 g47Zl, smile for everyone . . . 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NAME Irene Angelle Norma Angelle Auldine Ardoin .lo Allen Babin Floyd Badeaux McVey Barrier Rose Marie Bartels Norma Berry Hugh Berube Merlin Blanchard .Ioan Marie Borel .Iulie Boultinghouse Edwin Bourgeois .lames Bourgeois Calvin Braquet Marion Braquet .Io Ann Breaux Jimmy Breaux Cecil Broussard .loyce Broussard Louis Broulslrd Vernon Broussard Ray Budwine Duvis Button Marshall Campbell Zelma Castille Mary Cerami Alex Cessac Beverly Chelette 56 65 ci NICKNAME Angelle Russ Mac JO-Jo Badeaux USUAL ACTIVITY Dancing Sewing Day Dreaming Bothering Rosie Making Hamburgers Honey Bun Talking on phone Rosie Driving Elemora Working on Herald Hugo Dancing Blade Dancing Boots Asking questions Judyss EQiie', Cooking and eating Taking life easy Iimbon Hillbilly music Blackie Going to the Surf Bebee,' Riding Breaux Carlton Brow Dancing iflackiei' Chicken Fighting Dimples Looking at annual Jimmy Running errands Stud Hunting 81 Basketball Bud Loafing Fasha GLU Lu!! Sack lGBev,, Johnny Ladies Man Working Marching Talking on phone Thinking of Johnny Making trouble Writing letters LONGING To be a stenographer To be Mrs. E. R. Watson To be a Home Demonstrator To be a nurse To be a ballad singer To be a dentist To get out of Nederland To be a journalist To be a deisel engineer Successful bachelor To be a secretary To be a dietician To be an architect To be a oivil engineer To be a business man To be an S. L. I. student To be a music teacher To have an army career To be a mechanic To be a medical technician Aeronautical engineer To be a mechanic To get married To be a horse doctor To be a mechanic To be a typist To be Mrs. John Lucas Doctor of Philosophy To be a housewife SPECIALTY Roller skating Russell Wisecracking Iitterbugging Playing the guitar Mary Elizabeth J. D. Drinking Cokes Burning up cars Cutting meat Reading Ice skating Football Skating Dancing Chemistry Organ Music Basketball Dancing Working on paper Bowling Fixing Automobiles Dolores Filling Prescriptions Skating Going out Writing to Johnny Singing Talking NAME NICKNAME Charles Church Jerry Colichia Laura Mae Comeaux Kathleen Czaja Frank Darby Barbara Davis June Davis Gerald Darcy Charles DeCuir Fern DeCuir Mary Ann Distefano Tom Dixon Wilton Dolese Kelly Domingue Lester Dumesnil Sam Durso Isaac Gautreaux Frank Giesen Hazel Girouard John Gonsulin Emery Gordon Bert Griffiths cere Mee cuidry Darleen Guidry .lames Guidry Ervin Guillot Pansy Guillot Alvin Hebert Elizabeth Hebert Jacqueline Hebert CS GG C6 if G6 Clem Meatball Blackie Martha Bobbie Cliff Gerry Charlie CGNan,, Meran if 9 Tommy' Curley sspeten Dummie Samba Gllken uM0oss ' Blondie Eddie Slue Limrney Crane, Ir. Dardeen Guidry i5John,1 66Baby,! l6Man9! likttyfi Jackie Little Doll USUAL ACTIVITY Hopping counters Wisecracking Eating Being quiet Riding Talking in class Reading Working Dancing Going out with gang Going out Revising McBeth Working at Lopers Riding around Officer of T. K. K. Having jalopy fixed Filing finger nails Playing baseball Shows and eating LONGING Certified Public Accountant To be a dentist To lose my appetite to be a nurse To be married To get driver's license To be mother of twins To be a chemist To be an engineer To be a teacher Dress designer To be a world adventurer To be a doctor President of P. A. News Gulf employee To be a dentist Te be a designer To be drafted To be a secretary Going across the river Drive-in Manager Reading Sports Eating Tap dancing Collegue of Tom in adventure Civil Engineer To be a model To be a model Finding a way to grad Commercial artist Going out with girls Riding with Johnny Gulf engineer To be a stenographer Working To be a big game hunter Being with Glenn Flirting To be a stenographer To be a stenographer SPECIALTY Bookkeeping Girls Playing piano Being sweet Football Breaking windows Clifton Lying around Pestering teachers Dancing Dancing and George Mischievousness F ibbing Managing the News Coaching Different girls Drawing Sleeping Drawing Making money Driving wreckless Basketball Shouting Dancing Getting to school late Money Typing Trying to be smart Sewing Going to Brownsville Q ...S NAME NICKNAME Mary Margaret Heber1 Frenchie Burney Hebinck Heberdinck Billy Higginbotham Higginbotham Jacqueline Kesman Jackie Barbara Klecka Bobbie Billy Knoblock Bill Alberta LaBure i'Al', Alex Lachausse Stinker Dorothy Landry Dot Gerald Landry Gerry Janet Landry Teeth Shirley Landry Joe Jimmy Laurents Leech Audrey Laviolette And William LeBlanc Billy Anthony Legnon Bobby Janet Lough Loughbie Walter Maraist Jimmy Lorraine Melancon Little Fat One Meryle Mendoza Baby Rosemary Messina Mazie Blanche Mooney Tee Elvin Moore Sonny Daniel Moreno Dan Michael Moreno Mike Antoinette Morrell Nancy Geraldean Moss Jerry Hazel Mouton Hag Mickey Myers Loretta N eeb . ...-L .. 66 Mona Lisa Roletta Bones USUAL ACTIVITY Playing Oh just any ole' thing Riding in a car Listening to hillbilly Working Listening to mysteries Riding around Washing dishes Dancing Cooking Eating Going with gang Parking Eating tomatoes Playing ball Fishing Sewing Reading Going to Reeces Dancing and eating Being with Bert Learning to cook Air Corp Drawing Driving the Ford Going with the Vigies Mooching pennies Making the drag Hunting Living at Lorraine's LONGING To be tall To be eloquent Engineer X-ray technician To be cashier at Walgreens Professor of English To be a housewife To be a housewife To he a housewife To be a millionaire To lose weight To go to P. A. C. To be a great coach To be a housewife Petroleum engineer Civil Engineer To be a hair stylist To be a dentist To be a blonde To be a coach's wife Home Economist To be Mrs. Mac To be a mechanic To be an artist To be a businessman To be a teacher To gain weight To be bright Big game hunter To live in Texas City SPECIALTY Boxing Gosh I don't know Mystery stories Reading mysteries Library Courting Talking in class Singing Bumming Around Eating Avoiding chocolate Dancing Acting smart Cooking Football Being quiet Driving Whoopee Chasing a blonde Dancing Designing Cooking Spaghetti Telling big ones Chemistry Drawing Dancing Eating oranges Being dumb Raising game Texas City NAME NICKNAME Jo Anne Oubre Donna Poteet Emily Provost G6 661091 Clarence HE C71 Harold Ransonette Red Viola Ransonette Rudolph Reyna Helen Richard James Sandoz Theresa Saulsberry ' Louis Savariste Maxine Sellers Rexine Sellers I 66 Shrimp 5STony1, Pee Wee slimmyas 'Tersa Louie Maxie Rexie' August J. Sherman A. J. Donald Sonnier Patricia Stansbury Carroll Stelly .lo Della Stelly Frank Tatroe Dolores Taubert Glenn Teller GG Stringbean Demp alan Mighty T. Dodie Red Alten Thibodeaux Tib Laura Lee Toups Charlene Tweedle Douglas Vice Melba Walker Charles Watkins Judy Williams Glenn Wilson Warren Douglas llLee99 5Neg95 Snake Melbra Charlie a an Mule llDog19 Ragg Nott USUAL ACTIVITY Waiting for Friday Cutting her hair Trying to burn rubber Dancing Skating Riding around Trying to grow Restyling Fords Reading aviation stories Dieting Making the drag Loafing Dancing and working Passing remarks Worrying Running around Being lazy Riding in cars Talking on phone Eating Fishing Eating Just going Training Laughing Riding Bowling Pres. T. K. K. Dancing LONCING To be Mrs. Braquet To be a housewife To be a housewife To be a politician To be Mrs. Lucas Chemical Engineer To be a stenographer Motorcycle mechanic Flight nurse To be a navy nurse To be a nurse To be a nurse To be a dentist To stay out of trouble To be a secretary Professional basketball To be a housewife To be a millionaire To be a secretary To be in the Coast Guard Airplane pilot To be a typist To be Mrs. Duplant To be an engineer To be a musician To be a Marine pilot To be a stenographer To have an Army career Farmer or rancher SPECIALTY Borrowing pennies Daydreaming Burning rubber Swimming Writing to Charles Skating Finding out absentees Speed shifting Writing stories Shooting dice Swimming Getting out of work Girls Flirting Slinky dancing Girls Acting crazy Model airplanes Dancing Dancing Getting the reds Going to the movies George Basketball Gaining weight Avoiding Work Being late Cars Tearing up cars Lazio 5111: U M 'HW qgg SFR A! vm 135-,331 vw' zslsr won UR NOK -my wfxm- 5 ww, yggg ffiifikh Milf 11 i H008 SOX ONE 'WK 'Q 1 213131 Wtu 51159231 rms! mmm waz -new 1 THF THE DOVE Xxx-ff' 'iff x ' V? xxx. .X fm A ngelina Aranda J FIS HNIUH3 Jun eAI1 I my if dr ies HIT Jeanne Beyl W ef? 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'awvs W X wwf QW gm www ky. , amd sm-K -su: GUIDES din M5 A , .W YN A? gg, 3 OUR Qunsr fox Hwpzmsg Q 800K ONE C' Clzizi Betty Lou Alley Roberta Abadxe Ofelia Aranda Gene Blanchard Shirley Angelle LOUIS Abslure ' f ' f' Larry Barras Aw' Charles Bordelon Rose Arisco Cary Angelle .lack Benson Jo Marie Bertoloni Frank Bordonaro Sally Bordonaro Marie Boudreaux Gerald Borel Kenneth Bourgeois Paul Boudreaux Douglas Brevell Carol Bourgeors Eurlme Breaux Joseph Broussard Sylvla Champagne Sylvia Chauvin Jo Ann Chiasson Patricia Broussard Dorothy Cross Larry Colichia Freddie Cutrer ,ah K, .L I Nancy Chauvm Bill Crownover Nola Cormier Mary Ann Czaja -V Y ' .,M, M-I 1, Q: - t. ,jb-,-, ,,.- Carrell Deshotels Sybil Davls Raymond Czaja Gerald Deffez Betty Lou Dore Byron Dufour Georgia Mae Duhon Gene Duhe Juanita Durnatrait Peggy Duplantis Gary Dufour Betty Duplantix Catherine Delluitgr Luella Dugas Lurie Lee Duhon Christine Elmer Polly Cennusa Elvira Estrello was l ' 13' Q N Va in fl B , n l 5 Rf 5, of 'E Q , : :E,s ,: - Claude Gen'-il , .ig -4-,' ,xg 5 N Mercedes Fernandez Vera Gonzales Jerald Guidry M XA I My 4 I . M, V. , ,lerdy Fontenot Rachelle Coulas ,ml Harris Funicelli ,fl K I5 M 'Nz John Greig Henry Guidry Dolores Hanks Beverly Hebert Betty Hebert Raymond Guillory Bonnie Heriard Helen Hebert Clyde Hollier Michael Juneau Barbara Heinen .avr d Wyatt Howell Joe Landry lwwl Ronald Hulm Lois Justlllan arbara Hightower Betty Lou LeBlanc Barry Jackson Shirley Landry Jean Himmel Kenneth Johnson Carol LaGrange Juliette LeBlanc ' V: V: 4 'A Qi ' 'f5i2f ' Rai! Q - Daniel Lyons Lynette Le Maxre Louise LeBlanc X Juanita Lisotta Mft Myra Manning . P Michael McMahon Q he ff Glynn Mann Betty .lane Mannino :if 'WR WT f 2 f , I. af, 'Q f ' L Qiiifgizfg L ,anal ,l a ix if E Patricia McAlpine U 5- f 2 4, X M V Felix Mendoza Ava .lime Milicll Verda Miller Helen Louviere 5 fl A 1 s 1 '? 4 R' M Q J, gf Donald Marais! Betty Menard FHESHMIN Glenda Mouton Ethel Minor y 'if of , af f' A Al lq I Elmer Moore l 1 Kenneth Matte - x yg ' ,Q 4 Vs, ,2'. 'ff 5 'Wi 21, V , , was .' Billy Murty Jimmie 0,Burke James Myers .lo Arm Palermo Taylor Nunez Alton Nelson Donald Owens Tommy Pasley Peter Noone s 4? Barbara Pansano Elizabeth Palermo Richard Prince Francis Pecorino Barbara Portier Ronald Quehedeaux W., A: . -1 Gail Roberts : A za' H+ Y Sy .:. Howard Rodriguez Margaret Ross o,.., Patsy Quebedeaux James Provost Patsy Rodrigue Barbara Robicheaux Earl Rogers Lillie Jo Roccaforte ,wi W . Q , ss t X ft - I V,. . ,i k',k I ,A W L Roy Rosetta V5 T' K I.: I K :tg-295.5 M I , .V gf-'gl' gf A Virginia Savoy Tommy San Angelo Lois Schexnayder A ef MaryIAnn Solis WE if rl Kg 95 2 Sammy Stansbury Kimi .24 ,L ' be wr , WQN WENT ,- yi 2' Yi? J V if , I Mickey Smith Gerald Stansbury e J z v ' f' ., .' .f A ,. ,551 5 f., L gjgmj 5' v gf? X, W ' W SR 3 Q r 2? W M 2 ggugw Aw , f Sy 55 3 A, 'L' E . ,X ,. 4 5 'iffy , HH W 8 ? K ff if 23 f :V ff A W 1 William Stinnett Beverly Theriot ' ' 5. 7 , X ' ' ' 'M' ,Q 'H l ' In ,X 55, 3 1 -1 4, Don Van Etten Not Pictured : Andrew Cracedel .lames Tweedel Dorothy Boudreaux Dolores Dugas Wanda Lee Meaux Dolores Tomplalt LeRoy Trahan Rose Volney Harry Winters Ml Roy Trahan X ,Af ,W 5 sf of fi Kenneillx Walker 0 Sam Durso Gmc Y' Janet Egixvi X Land, Ummm Om !..621D.5RS J7047Z0'I!wllf' use uingbho een sua, 500 THE PORT AUTHURAN Cul-dry Joy Ce Ann B Bteagil FOUSS . so B90 31' d Rosemary MCSSIDH 2-'yd 0- X D Lu T 1 ap wg Q if . X X , X' .2 Q .5503 A 5, DUVIS BLJTFQN section u asf fzpfzaianfafivs Boy A .V af AV' if 3? ffff if A ai? 4 Ike 4 Qw- xt? W H , ik Q. Q Q A, xii g 2 ii' 'A W , , riff W E F xamimgl ' 2.fi 'Qm . vo A, A .mv yu, fy 1 ,,W ., + M..-Q, Z., Y fm ff V' wi' 'xiii , Es is ! DAVID PFQCDVCDST JCDYCE ANN VANCE umioz cwozifai , W oi? AQ? .QB QA S I Z, , 11 ,zqwf fab W X ll 5 U if if X, ii ' Y ig 1 i M!' 5- Q JB lm WALTER BQUDQEAUX DQRIS DEQQUEN ulzioz cwodfsi PATSY Tl-IQMAS BQBBY BAQRAS Qzgofzgomoza Xjyzrauozifsi :iw gi, W ILA ,, X R., 332: 1 gmnhnvw AN ,-4 4 MX :RX xl Q Aa -N 4 aff. ff ffiikefff Q' f V Q JOHNNY GIQIEG BARBARA I-IENIEN ?'zs1Enzczl2 gauozifsa LOUIS ABSI-IIFQE MAQGAIQET ROSS gzsigmsn gauozifaa xzsrmsm . ....k,..gp,? ,yi Judy Williams Friendly, cheerful, CHSY-t0'gCt'al0ng Wllh Judy has endeared herself to teachers and fellow-students alike. Besides being an ef- ficient, thorough student, Judy has taken part in many extracurricular affairs. She ranks third in her class and is co-editor of THE CHRISTOPHER. She enjoys bowling and is an ardent football fan. HCT favorite subjects are shorthand and typing. fadmfi Donald Sonnier A love for talking marks Donald as one of our happy-go-lucky fellows. He can be ser- ious, however, and, although he was out- stripped in grade points by girls he held the highest average for the boys. Donald's vocal chords established him as an ideal person to lead the Rosary at Mass every day, a task which he fulfilled faithfully during his four years in high school. He was also a letterman on the Shamrock Football Team. After graduation Donald intends to enter A. 81 M. College. V7 X 2' George Roceaforte Big and quiet. seen rather often. but scl- tllllll heard, sums up George pretty thor- oughly. For favorite subjects he picked chemistry and geometry. lle loves to play football but had rather sit on the sidelines and watch his other loveebasketball. George has a generous disposition which makes him a favorite with all his fellow students. As chairman of the Junior Class Activity programs. he has served faithfully for the year. He has no definite plans for the future except that he looks forward to graduation. Uufafan ing Angelina Aranda Known as an excellent student of the Jun- ior Class. this dark-haired girl had a hard time deciding which of her subjects were her favorites. She did pick typing and bookkeeping after much thought. Football is her favorite sport. we must say to at- tend. rather than play. She is an active member of the Sodality being Publicity Chairman. ln her spare time she collects picture post cards and does a little danc- ing. Looking ahead of graduation next year, Angelina has planned to continue her business training probably at Port Arthur College. N F Q' 1 W 0 Q 4 M agi- , S ,6l 31 ' . E . A 'ix Y Ji -31 g fbi Shi? ii! l t f f 411 W if 02:4 q , ' i H! x U Q' if Q 6 1 5 , 1: -,-.. 1 :,. Q 1 mg' -2-f l me 3 Donald Boneau This quiet sophomore, is very talentedg his favorite hobby, which is cartooning may turn out to be a profitable hobby. His other hobby is building model cars. He is a member of the T. A. L. A. and of the National A. S. P. L. He is very serious in all his studies and thinks Religion and Literature are just about tops. He is un- decided about his future. Right now, he is interested in graduating. Loufafcuz ing Marie Nell Migues This quiet, shy girl picked reading as her hobby. Religion and Latin are her favor- ites, both of which are extremely import- ant in life. Her favorite sports are volley- ball and baseball. She is an active mem- ber of the Marian Choral Club. She wants to go to college but at present is undecid- ed about the college or her major. Nurs- ing appeals to her greatly. Marilyn Leopold Marilyn is a cheerful,happy girl with a pleasing smile. Her vivacious personality, her friendliness, and her willing eagerness to help others have made her a favorite among her classmates. A diligent student, Marilyn has been on the honor roll since she entered high school. She enjoys swim- ming and baseball. Her favorite subjects are religion and history. She is a member of the Sodality and also of the Colleens. cgfucfelzfi Delwin Romero Delwin is a popular sophomore because of his friendliness and good-natured disposi- tion. Quiet, studious, and unassuming, he is a real asset to his class. Interested in all sports, Delwin especially enjoys baseball and basketball. His favorite subject is Geometry. Because of his many good qual- ities, we know that Delwin will succeeed in anything he undertakes. Jerald Guidry Although Jerald has had uncanny fate 1 just missing the honor roll by a few poin' each time, he is still acclaimed as the ou standing freshman in the class. Jerald friendly, polite and helpful. He is interes ed in practically all sports but his favorii is baseball. His favorite subject is algebr. He has no definite plans for the future bl if we can judge by his high school wo: we know he will go far and be a success i any walk of life. Here's hoping that Lac Luck will give you a break and put you c the honor roll at least once before the ter Kenneth Johnson ends. Barbara Robicheaux This little freshman is a quiet, serious por- son. Algebra and religion are her favor- ite subjects. Baseball and basketball are her favorite sports also. She is a member of the Red Cross. Although she has no col- lege in mind right now, she does plan for her career to be in the business world. This popular, tall, red-haired boy is known for his helpfulness. Latin and history are his favorites, along with baseball. He is a Sodalist and belongs to the Glee Club and the Latin A. S. P. L. Architecture or En- gineering will be his choice of careers af- ter graduation. He too is undecided about the college to attend. Nancy Chauvin Nancy, the vivacious little brunette of the freshman class is outstanding in the true sense of the word. Her petite stature of five feet is packed with fun, personality, and cheerfulness which makes her the spark plug of the freshman class. Although she ranks on the top in all her studies. she enjoys translating el Espanol . Most of all, she enjoys most sports but tennis is her favorite. ln spite of her many tal- ents which give her every assurance of a brilliant future, she says she wants to be just an ordinary housewife. K Norma Berry Norma, the valedictorian of the Senior Class of Section I, has taken active parts in many extracurricular doings. She was drum-corporal in the Colleensg treasurer of T. A. L. A., a member of Our Lady's Committee in the Sodalityg in the cast for the Radio Workshop Presentation and the Senior Playg and is on the Herald Staff as Feature Editor. She represented Byrne High at Girls' State in Austin last summer. Norma chose typing and journalism as her favorite subjects with football as her favorite sport. She considers eating her hobby. After graduation she intends to take up writing and hopes to become an author in the near future. lo QW 10,5 A GDQUM Ln Qlmcl Z Louise Savariste One of our best students, Louise has al- ways been scholastically on top. She has merited the title of Valedictorian of Sec- tion II by having made the highest aver- age for her four years of high school. With her studious inclinations Louise has combined a certain social-mindedness which has made her well-liked and she has rendered valuable service in all class ac- tivities. Louise was Associate Editor of the Christopher for 1951, and also took promi- nent part in the radio program Youth Views The News. Louise plans to enter St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Houston. we NIO Rosemary Messina Chosen as the salutatorian of Section I, Rosemary rightly deserves her honor as she is an outstanding student. Besides l'er studies, Rosemary takes top honors in other activities. She is Prefect of the O. L. L. Sodality, Treasurer of the Marian Chor- al Club, was in the cast of the Radio Workshop Presentation, and took part in the Youth Views the Newsi' program last year. Rosemary prefers bookkeeping to any other subect. She chooses basketball as her favorite sport. She puts sewing and cooking on top as her hobby, and plans to attend Port Arthur College and take up stenography. 6? dbllkp l 'J 'L A Qi ' ,om 1 Blanche Mooney Friendly, studious and precise is this sen- ior who has been a consistent honor stu- dent throughout her four years of high school. Blanche has also given much time and work to Red Cross activities. She is generous with her time and has become a valuable asset to the library staff. Blanche hasn,t decided yet which college she will attend but she does plan to go to Houston to live after graduation. 5 5 W C' 5,5 , 5 A Q Q -1 g 4 2 o x 2. a-I GD 'im YYY , COMM om- LADY 5 PREFECT-ROSEMARY MESSINA cgocfafify EU I f I M- I ,,'- . ' K' ni PREFECT-JIMMY BREAUX QOMWTTEE PUBLICITY C o WQSTOUC' MMITTEE GCE VYXVYY' CTT' OFFICERS TARIES TXONUON TREASURERS BETTY CXNPNC9 AAA A I Q A WILTON fi ii A ,A..,,,,i X0 if V I QQ V ,..,. , I W J' 5 4 A EUCHA qv! 09399 BARBARA PROVOST OLIVER BOURGEOIS COMMITTEE HEADS DOLESE ' If ICHIA PER fV SPN, EDECU1 0 , A , ., I ..A1 msn R 0 ' f P-UL ' ' 5 A I APOSTOUC N 'EE f PUBLICJTY Wx ENE DU PLANT 41V OST OUR LADY'S FIRST SATURDAY HONOREES B088 RYROXJ YEAH cglocfafify Sodality Spiritual Council Charles Watkins ....,.,......... ,... ..... ..... - ..... , V ice-Prefect, Senior Sodality Loretta Neeb ., .............. ..... ...... ... ............ ................... - ..Prefect, Senior Sodality Margaret Hebert .- ......... ...-,. .......... K.. .......... Secretary, Senior Sodality Melba Walker ... ........... .....- ........ ... ........... Treasurer, Senior Sodality Mary Lou Domec Laura Lee Toups Maxine Sellers .... .............. ...... Rexine Sellers .............. .... ......... .. ............ ..... Emafred Schoppe Norma Angelle ...,. .... June Davis ,.. ...... . ,loan Borel ,. .... .. ....... ...........Prefect, Sophomore Sodality .., .... .,........- .... - ..... .......... - ....... . .Our Lady's Committee Lady's Committee ...............0ur Lady's Committee .n ..... .. ..,.... ..... , ........ ,.. ...... -,..... ......... ..Prefect, Junior Sodality .. ........ .. ....,.......-.. ..... ,.. .......... .. ...................Mission Committee . ......,......,.... ...... ,...,.....-...............-....,................, ..... .................Mission Committee .............. ... ..- ...............................................,.....,...Mission Committee Geraldean Moss ........... ,,,:,o ..... .:::::1,:i:,:, ..... .iiitiiaf w,,o,, ...Eucharistic Commilee Jo Ann Oubre Yee,ef::ee,ee , Y Vfiiii ..... Eucharistic Committee Alex Lachausse ,,,,, S S eieeee ... S eeei o oi i ,Eucharistic Committee ,...,.- 81.245 i E I S E F Q 2 ! i 1 Ozfzow ,- uxwsiereaofwy Q V HER U2 IN IIMIIIEQIIMIGDIRIIIAMI o the memory of Elmer Moore, Freshman at Bishop Byrne . High School, Section II Loretta Neeb d'SP'aYS who died January 24, 1951 Sodality banner 'nn-1 f :W 1 may W X, I SODALITY BULLETIN IN PREPARATION Annual Retreat Prayer To Church FATHER FOULKES WITH HERALD STAFF This year the students of Byrne High were more than honored by hav- ing Reverend D. J. Foulkes, S. J., as their Retreat Master. Father Foulkes is of Irish birth-a double honor for the Shamrorks and Colleens of our school. He lived in North Wales from the age of 3 to 12, and from there, he went to England and France to study. Inci- dentally, Father is a wizard in the four R's -namely, Reading, 'Rit- ing, 'Rithmetic, and Religion. After hearing his wonderful sermons, there is no doubt at all left in the minds of our high school students on how to answer questions concerning our Religion. Father explained the origin and reason for the use of bread and wine as Our Savior's Body and Blood so thoroughly that-woe betide any non- Catholic who dares question it! SCICCUHS Father Foulkes is a member of the Jesuit Spiritual Order, as the S. J. following his name sig- Reading nifies. But he insisted with his blue eyes twinkling, that S. J. meant soft job. After the retreat, Father said: Summing up the whole retreat is an answer to the invitation of Christ the King in words tak- en from William Shakespeare, 'Master, go on! And I will follow Thee to the last gasp with Faith and loyalty.' The most dramatic part of the Retreat was the swearing of all the students to 6'Follow Christ , to the Sisterhood, Priesthood, or in the married life, or single-state. Spiritual Reading Q S mi mmgwgon mi l'l1 Uv-4'-1 W6 FWQP3 'UC mi 'Hr-:ULU 5 'mfg cgfaflf CO-EDITORS Meryle Mendo1a.,.Joyce Ann Broussard NEWS EDITORS Auldine Ardoin .,... Melba Faye Wallrer Judy Boul+inghouse Barbara Joan Davis BeHy Hebert 4.....,.., ....,,.,... J anei Landry FEATURE EDITORS Pansy Guillof ............ Laura Mae Comeaux Norma Berry 4............,,..... . Par Siansbury Tom Dixon ....,.......,......... Beverly CHOIQHQ BUSINESS MANAGERS Louis Broussard .,...,....,...,.,.. -Loreffa Neeb CIRCULATION MANAGERS Theresa Seulsberry ,......,., Norma Angelle PHOTOGRAPH Y Alex Cessac ...,.......,......,.,. Isaac Gaurreaux SPORTS EDITORS Emery Gordon ....,...,......... Burney Hebinclr Jimmy Breaux .....,.....,....,,..,. Ray Budwine REPORTERS Audrey Lavioleife .,....... Margare+ Heber? Hazel Girouard .......,,............... June Davis Walfer Marais? .................... Jo Ann Oubre Marian Choral Club And Pius X Cantors A CTI VI TIES Lit urgical Ceremonies Christmas Programs Operetta Socials OFFICERS Reading upward : PRESIDENTS: Betty Hebert Alex Cessac V. PRESIDENTS: Albert LaBure Wilton Dolese SECRETARIES: Shirley Landry Billy Knoblock TREASURERS: Rosemary Messina A. J. Sherman SERGEANTS-AT-ARMS: Audrey Laviolette Jimmy Breaux Sam Durso ACCOMPANIST: Judy Boultinghouse MISS MILDRED BLANCHARD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Blanchard - Piano Graduate of Music and Assistant Organist SAINT GREGORY CHORAL CLUB Boys and Girls Choir Standing: Jo Ann Breaux, Organist Delores Hanks Jean Himel Darleen Guidry, Director Assistant Organism SENIOR PHYSICS STUDENTS STUDY HEAT CHEMISTRY CLASS STUDENTS STUDY NEUTRALIZATION SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President .. ............. .w-...... .................................................... - ...................... - .... -..., ....... ...- ,........ Jerry Colichi Vice-President ...................... , ............. N.- .... , ........,............... .. ............ -W ........ - ........ -...,...Jimmy Breaux Secretary ,..........,, ...... ..,.N .... ... , ....................... .. ...... ...,...,....-..,....,........,....... ....... ...-... ........ .Sam Durso SCIENCE CLUB SOCIAL Chemistry Class E3 5 Science Class I2 , A Training For That Future 9 to 5 Typists Jumor YYQQ' Liabilities Assets ' Bookkeepers It 3 Office Practice Students at Work I ff , 0112.5 CCOIZOIULCQL .H V Qian Senior Homemakers Meryle Mendoza, Betty Hebert, Norma Berry, Alberta LaBure, Auldine Ardoin, Judy Boultinghouse, Pansy Guillot, Dol- ores Taulbert, Helen Richards, Mary Ann Distefano, Iackie Kesman, Audrey Lav- iolette. Seniors enjoy after dinner coffee Home Economics ,nl .luniors Working Busily to Complete Work Home Nursin Home Nursing Class Looks On As Cora Mae Guidry Checks Pulse Teen-Age Library Association OFFICERS: Norma Berry. Trcasurerg Joyce Vance, Secretaryg Charles Church, Presidentg Marion Braquet, Vice-President. A ,fs Q, f t, 1 Sophomores Busy at Religious Research Library Librarians Blanche Mooney and Barbara Klecka assisting students ww Wi ,,,,..... ZFX Senior students at work Attendants Football Queen SHIRLEY DECOUX DONNA POTEET ANNETTE RODRIQUEZ 5323 -, . Fi , J ,4 Jfkw-'01 I - lil fn ,F sy 'J H+-uf f nw,-Y , ,..,. : is ,:...M..., 4099. 3' 'rm Y 4 f LUZZOZ :Real 671011 OFFICERS: President, Emily Provostg Vice-President, Meryle Mendozag Secretary, Shirley Landryg Reporter, Marion Braquetg Representative, Ferne DeCuirg Chairman of Social Committee, Mary Ann Distefano. Red Cross members busy making sewing kits for soldiers Juniors Completing Christmas Project .,4...,l 'Ui E?'F5EQT9'2 V UW Annette Rodriguez and Donna Poteet W 1 51 3 1 1 in - ,Jw EHHHHHMHS Shirley Decoux and Betty Joyce Domingue .IOUOH H941 UH 'pnm 'PU ,.. o 5' w I D-4 1 U5 na '1 U' no 1 an 'FU 2. 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Sam Durso MINTA JULLIP, a young colored girl ............. ,.... ...... - ..... -..Norma Berry RONNY SCOTT, Mattieis son .... .............. .. ........ ,.... ..- .... ,. ..... .. .............. ... ....... Mickey Myers LETHA CHERRY, a sad young widow..-.... ........ ... ..... . . ........... Judy Boultinghouse JERRY MCARTHUR, a perfume salesman ....... .... .... ... ........ .... ...... Carroll Stelly SHERIDAN ROSS, Myrais Sweetheart .......... -... ..-.,. .......... .................. A . J. Sherman CYNTHIA CRUTHERS, a spinster teacher-,.... ........... --Marion Braquet ROSE PHILLIPS, Ronnyis girl friend ...... ....-... ............. -....... ................ Auldine Ardoin HARRY PHILLIPS, the banker-.......... .... -....-,.... .... -.,..,..... .... ...... ........ ,.... .... .. ......... .............-.-Tom' Dixon SUE SMITH, Matie's lifetime friend,................................ .... -.............................................Hazel Girouard ROGER, DUKE OF TEWKSBERRY. an English Nobleman .... ..... .....-...--James Guidry K8 TECHNICAL STAFF STAGE MANAGERS... .......... .....-..- ....... ...- ............ .. ....... - ....... ....- ........ --Wilton Dolese, Billy Knoblock PROPERTIES ....-..... ...... .. ..... .. ......... Jimmy Breaux, Dorothy Landry, Antoinette Morrell PROMPTERS ..................................... - ............................ .. ................................. Jackie Kesman, Ferne DeCuir TICKETS, C0-CHAIRMEN .........................,....... .......... - .......... S hirley Landry, Jerry Colichia PUBLICITY ........ .. ......... .... .......... .. ..... .......... ..................... .... .. ........ M eryle Mendoza, Dolores Taubert, Michael Moreno, Daniel Moreno HOUSE COMMITTEE, CO-CHAIRMEN ............. - ......... Edwin Bourgeois, Calvin Braquet ASSISTANTS.. ..... ..-.-.. .... -.. ............ Jimmy Sandoz, Edward Gonsoulin, Vernon Broussard, Louis Broussard, Billy Higginbotham, Alten Thibodeaux USHERS, CO-CHAIRMEN ...... ... ........ ............. ............. -... ....... ..-.Pansy Guillot, Rosemary Messina MAKE-UP, CO-CHAIRMEN ...... .. ........ ... ...... ....-.-....-.. ---.. ...-.Donna Poteet, Helen Richards Who Wouldlft Be Crazy! No, sah. When somethin' happens to you on the groun'-why, there you is but when somethin' happens to you in the air-where is you? CAST Jack Marshall .. .... .... ........ .. ....... ....... .... .....Burney Hebinck Lois Meredith ........... ... ..... .....Blanche Mooney Inmate No. 1... ........ ...... .. ............. C ora Mae Guidry Inmate No. 2 .............. .. ...... ,...... .......... .. ........ Melba Walker Pluribus ... ....... .. ........ ........ .......... ..... ................... Glen Teller Pendie ... ................ ,...... .... Lorraine Melancon Miss Lavelle ......... .................. ................ J 0 Ann Breaux Mr. Higgins .... ..... ..... - ..... .. ........ .. ............. Charles Watkins Mr. Marshall , ..... , ....... ...,. ......... N ............ Charles DeCuir Reggie Mortimer ..... .... ... ....................... ,.McVey Barrier Majorie m.M, ........................... Beverly Chellette Janet .................-......-......--.-.....................Jo Ann Oubre Beatrice .... ....m ......Laura Mae Comeaux Evelyn Winslow ...Q ..................Janet Landry McCafferty ...... ................Frank Geisen Edward Gordon ...............-...................Ray Budwine Co-Directors ...Alex Lachausse, Louise Savariste Prompters ..............Mary M. Hebert, Janet Lough, Jerry Moss, Jackie Hebert Make-Up...........Judy Williams, Barbara J. Davis, Barbara Klecka Stage Manager and Assistants...........Frank Darby, Gerald Landry, Isaac Gautreaux , 'X SENIOR FAVORITES ft x LEX ai, F riendliest F riendliest Loretta Neeb Dorothy Landry Isaac Gautreaux Mickey Myers Best Personality Janet Lough Best Personality Nancy Morrell Ray Budwine Tony Reyna Best All-Around Lorraine Melancon Burney Hebinck Best All-Around Marion Braquet Carroll Stelly 333 gt A 3 s I ig su J lui, gf' Q Haggis Hag gi LM ,auf ..: rf A -f ms, -. , A 5- . X 947 .Rv-Q - . , ' . , 5 K LW , 'K 5 fm rsh! + 4254 ir Q1 , ,.:. , .2A.. L V Y5 Q :ew W, ,-V30 v I Q 3 x E Coach Del Coe Jimm Laurents W ,. . AP, W - ,, L... Q .3,2i3.,,f. 1 My mm. -,- .4 f-1, ..f.'5Q'f yfQ'5F'-3 A f . 'f gf:-9' :T . ',.:,.Ax.1 4 Ugg - 3 ,tw .s.,11',f. Uv, '71 1kaQ:r 'V Ffiil.- f A ' . LI'-f' 1-. 3- I 2r.5 x?'1, - .5-fsov' .wif-U ' 'g '. . '. - H' - ,Q ..-.1-. M 5. -, .. V, , F. 4, , . l.vg5'gg?f' ,,..33g,pgu4...- I 8 1912.3 . 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' I ,.-'L-guy.: . I III5f.IEiIjj: , J . -I wz3I..I':T5I.'7'.'- ' yffg-f:g'I5:-! -g.k,g3,:Lv- Jr-- l 'Fi 3 1 if'1'5?.U-'EIQ2 55.32111 M-.m-swf --,J .ff f.4QIi,Z,.avf-K RING rents, Frank Darby, ls, Jimmy Bourgeois, rs, Glen Thibodeaux, Walter Boudreaux ' SPEED DEPARTMENT In bright green ensemble the four war- horses of the Shamrock backfield saunter around the field in Shamrock Stadium. From left to right are Bobby Ledet, an adept quarterback, Raymond Meyers, the fullback powerhouse of the gridiron squad- ron, Walter Boudreaux, lanky quarter- back who controls the pivot maneuvers in this department, and Jimmy Bourgeois, hard-running, boisterous halfback. QC' 9 LEDET ON THE LOOSE! Here is seen Bobby Ledet, scampering touchdown-bound, while struggling for a lead in the annual Byrne-St.Thomas game A key block, thrown by Shamrock tackle, Frank Darby, Qalso seen in the picturej, aided Bobby on his touchdown surge. 5 a WI-IAT'L I DO? WHAT'L I D4 In a bad fix is senior Sam Durso wl holds down the end position and often a ternates in the backfield. Sam seems have lost contact with his blockers in tl tussle between Port Neches and Byrr however he managed to somehow elude l tacklers for a short time. It is when a ru ner finds himself in a predicament like tl one that he realizes the importance blocking to a ball club. Durso has acqu ed the title of 'Gluefingers' because of l ability to catch almost any pass. Last Row: Gene Duhe, Gene Barras, James Donald Domingue, Cleve LeTulle, Harvey Verret, Mickey Myers, Frank Darby, George Roccaforte, Louis Abshire, Manager Mickey Weber. Second Row: Donald Sonnier, Tom Dixon, Sam Durso, Bobby Ledet, Anthony Camerara, Glen Thibodeaux, Bobby Barras, Emery Gordon. Bottom Row: Jack Benson., Donald Simon, Raymond Meyers, Jimmy Bourgeoois, Jimmy Laurents, Walter Bouclreaux, Eddie Bourgeois. 1951 Football Lettermen ov? Gag' 9 . . . 5099 gifts 6 Louis Abshlre Donald Sonmer ,B Roland Angelle Glen Thibodeaux X ,L '58 Bobby Barras Harvey Verret A GJ A '51 Gene Barras X29 X SX 621 QS '5 .lack Benson SQ bd Yixqeb X 'LS Walter Boudreaux l QO6' X36 'LX bfi Eddie Bourgeois Managerial Letterman CZHQQO. ,Beg X1 Jimmy Bourgeois Burney Hebinck XQXQQITQ as Q, 6 1 Anthony Camerera Mickey Weber 0,939 AQJGC' 66 1 F k D b Pr Q29 QS X D551 wdisasa 16 1 Jimmy Laurents QOXXQOX O Y Bobby Ledet 50 wo? was Cleve LeTulle YJ' 150 Raymond Meyers Mickey Meyers George Roccaforte Donald Simon BUYUCY Hebinck Mickey Weber MST- Mgr. N Trlp Orly Above are several snapshots taken during the airplane trip to Rochester, New York , when the Shamrocks played the Aquinas Lumberj aoks. Junior Bowling League Bowling left to right are: Jo Ann Goulas, Mildred Blanchard, Lorraine Melancon. Seated left to right are: Judy Williams, Pat Landry, Loretta Neeb, Beatrice LeBlanc, Emily Claire Provost, Florence Ford, Cotton Anderson, Louis Broussard Winn - High Series Bowlers ers 111 Tournament op yy t I ,.,. i n JL I , l':'l if M V . ,:,.. X H 5 , or 2,21 Carroll Stelly ,W M fl I W In I Y 3 ' I . f Xl Tom Dixon Mickey Meyers Coach Nick F rankovlc Jimmy Bourgeois E ' nfs, ' w e Q5 ' 18 6' va f 'w r . ,,:. Vernon Broussard 'EF'- it . ww- p ,. r in II ' il li Bert Griffiths Provost Emile Provost Ronald Greig V 1 Rgymgnd Mygrg K Q Ai 'la .J 'lg if 'W - ,.--1 , . . 'fi Roland Angelle Standing: Coach Frankovic, Tom Dixon, Ronald Greig, David Provost, Roland Angelle, Bert Griffiths, and Emile Provost. Kneeling: Raymond Meyers, Vernon Broussard, Carroll Stelly, Jimmy Bourgeois, and Mickey Myers. 5 1951 LETTERMEN Tom Dixon Ronald Greig David Provost Bert Griffiths Raymond Meyers Vernon Broussard Carroll Stelly Jimmy Bourgeois Micky Myers Emile Provost fManagerJ The Byrne B Squad all receive reserve letters. The above lettermen receive jackets. 3 is J ' J xi 4 5 I L 1 0 . 1 . R le, ,W 3 4 ., vp , ,ff4 NNm-Mx - 64:5 -w ' 5 ,.,. A 2G 34,n:: ' mr. A bg if 'Ex W - :S .1 , AW -' 'Q ggi: jfmr- 1 MISS LORENA DECOUX P. E. INSTRUCTOR I 3 1 5 5 i E I E J gf 2 2 :zz , Ill ..,,,... I .,., , .A :VH ..,.,. lm5,.?,e,,,,,.0 Q, PJ, .4 .1 H Aww: ,M Q. . ,.:,.A.-I- , . ., . , qv www ,L K. .,,.,, ,. , W v x sei. , vs, 'KH f. 9 E 48943 .wu- www wht Y fsf ft Q A -ms... Q N. sv IW X E.,- J Y af, af lx , if M 5 HQ' 1 Q We Wish To Thanlc AII OF The Patrons And , Advertisers Who I-Iave Made Our Annual Possible PATRONS CITY BARBER SHOP MR M. W. 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P6198 Riding Fryer 444 Stilwell Dial 3-5831 HUGH MYERS Cleaners CALL FOR AND DELIVER 1549 Seventh St. Dial 3-4532 GLA52...'2'3l!S'2. ORE 'vw ?Q -vw Phone 7436 530 5th St. Sabine Grain Co., lnc. IO-MIL FEEDS 601 Houston Ave. Phone Port Arthur, Texas Illlll Hllllllll Hllllllll lllllllll CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BOYEIFS CIGAR STORE BASEBALL RETURNS 416 Procter Street Compliments of Bluebonnet Mattress Co. Corner of Thomas and Houston Ave. DOCTOR, LAWYER. NURSE OR CHIEF... In free America you choose your own voca- iion. I+ is rhis freedom 'ro choose and risk ihal' keeps America a greal' narion. Every oppon- Dial 5-7831 'runiry you enjoy gives Reddy Kilowaii' an op- poriuniry +o lend a hand. He's always ready V T x ai' 'rhe flip of a swilch ro help you in hundreds 35,37 K V . of ways. PROVOST BROS. AWN-Nw. any szazei www ea. 1211 Hous'roN AVE. Phone 5-7821 El Charro Restaurant Fancy Gfocefies Specializing in Meats and Pr0Cll1CC Also Chicken and Steaks 1814 Houston Ave. Ph. 20041 A PLESSALA'S SUPER MKTS. Congratulations SENIORS l.EE'S JEWELERS 649 16th sf. woo 16th sf.. 334 Austin Ave. Dial 55503 Dial 59303 Compliments of KEYHOLE KLUB 436 Procter Street Visit our SIlver Dollar Bar serving your choice beverages and delicious sandwiches on Rye Bread Completely Air-Conditioned I203 DIAL ..,,,, MOTORCYC LE 4-4609 J. c. WAT K I N s s 5 S 2 Q5 fc E M33 L PHOTOGRAPHY CO'-ORS THE WORLD'S DE 5 ACCESSORIES FINES O I L 2329 THOMAS BLVD. OIQI 2-3666 TIRES PARTS + - I ' r- ' V'5'T f, IMP 5x,Xg25l :,,s,,WM .'..- I '0,.,4w Roos Men s Shop 'vm YHIIQUQJII f V EXPERT MOTORCYCLE REPAIRS 'VO JDJ. Sandal Jimmy Sandal 420 Procter St. ' Port Arthur, Tex. Complimenfs of PRICE 8: CO. Wholesale Dislribufors of Candy. Tobaqco, Cigars, Drugs and Sundries 80I Houston Ave.-Por+ Arthur, Texns LEBLANC'S IMPERIAL Fooo MARKET 2348 Sevenlh Sfreel' Dial 252II BERNARD SERVICE STATION I40l Housfon Ave. Phone 3-469l A. LOUVIER FURNITURE CO. Comploh Home Furnishings And Appliances 840 Sevenfh Sf.-Dial 5-77I3 SERVICE CLEANERS I724 Proclor S+.-Phofle 5-9659 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, INC. Meal A+ Hs Besl Telephone 3488l 2200 Bluebonnei Ave Complimenls SABINE HOTEL AND DRUG STORE Soda-Lunclweonelfe, Drugs Cigar Sfand, Sundries DOMENGEAUX 8: SON'S GROCERY AND MARKET i300 Tenih Si. Conqrafulafions FRANK'S CAFE Frank and Willie Williams Dial 22l I3-Procior II37 Complimenfs of DECUlR'S FOOD STORE Dial 5-8273-Gilliam Circle Complimenls of YUKON CLUB 81 LOUNGE Ladies and Men Welcome AIR CONDITIONED 425 FT. Worll-I Ave. Congraiulalions DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Compliments of llllll I I 748 Houston Phone 5 7447 IRVINE FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture at Low Prices PHILCO RADIOS SEALY MATTRESSES 530 Procter Dial 5-5537 Compliments of f O I PORT ARTHUR FURNITURE and ig P1 H3 'P APPLIANCE COMPANY G U E S T 5 JonnStJd0l1a co. fiiffflilfflfififfiziflfffiflm 3'00 '6+h Sheet-Phone 3-3396 Compliments of REEP'S FOOD STORE 648 Ninth Ave.-949-Ibth St. Phone 2-5542--Phone 4-4008 Compliments of CRICCHlO'S FOOD STORE Dial 2-3922 For Delivery Service GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND FRESH VEGETABLES 3200 16th Street Port Arthur. Texas Congratulations DARBY'S GROCERY 628 7th Street-Dial 2-7524 Compliments of A. J. JUDICE GROCERY 3005 7th Street PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Compliments of. T O M D E N N I S SPORTING GOODS The Finest in Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods Phone 2-8723 720 Ninth Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF Landry Plumbing St Appliance Hotpoint Appliances 3030 Sixteenth St.-Phone 3-2854 Port Arthur, Texas Compliments oi KAINER MEMORIALS CHARLES KAINER, Prop. Buy Direct - Save the Difference Granite and Marble Monuments 1100 9th Ave. Phone 4--4722 Fruit Distributing CO. Ottice Phone 2-49l 3 Warehouse Storage 3-45l4 3226 I4th St.-l72l Woodworth Blvd. PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Compliments ot GIST REALTY CO. AND LANDRY 81 GIST INSURANCE AGENCY 409 Austin Phone 4-4351 lV1c1nnis Company l IO4 Ninth Avenue-Dial 3-2737 PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS FRESH TEXJOY SEAPORT COFFEE AT YOUR FOOD STORE Also Delicious TEXJOY TEA Best Wishes From YOUR SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT C. H. CharIey Meyer Compliments of MONTE'S JEWELRY 81 GIFTS RefIect Confidence 4I8 Procter-Port Arthur, Texas PAULINE'S GIFT SHOP CIaiIdron's Wear 8: Gifts 6lO Procter-2-25II For a good time any time VISIT C L A Y ' S 5660 Orange Highway WALL PAPER PAINT noorme Port Arthur Lumber Co. Since 1915 Phone 5-5557 437 Seventh St. 'Prompt Delivery Compliments of GEO. L. SCULLY 631 Fifth Street Phone 3-3333 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS VA , ,cypi Luke C. Breaux SPOONER ag 135 ,T BARBER a. BEAUTY sl-for O I F 'F'-ST'-I , JM' CWOP 1 Qj pu Pazsezezfga. 427 Austin 2829 Procter lmjlgx 5-YQWI LE FLEUR'S BAKERY SHOP Dixie Crum Do-Nuts Phone 2-972I I248 I6fI1 Sf. Model Sandwich Shop 3022 Procter sa. Th TiIIuny's ol the Drive-In Trade N B - No Liquor - lust Good Food P A lhur's Oldest and Most Popular Drive-In Compliments of YOUR CONSTABLE O'NEIL PROVOST Success and Best' Wishes to I95I Graduates MARTIN LUMBER CORPORATION Complete Home Building Financing and Repair Service 401 Sixth Street - Dial 5-8835 Compliments of FLECKMAN LUMBER CO. 3201 Greater I6+h St. PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS Compliments of CARLTON - KOONCE Studebaker D Sales S Service Compliments of J. DIHOFF 81 SONS Building Materials Resilient Flooring Contractors Norge Electric Appliances Bendix Home Laundry p, 0, Box 230 Phone 4-4337 Port Arthur, Texas LONE STAR PRESS FRANK RED NEEB, IR. 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