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Volume XII CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL I 3 BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA HIS HOLINESS, THE PO Bishop of Rome and Vicar of Jesus Christ, Succe so of St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, Patriarch of the West, Primate of itc !y, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Roman Province, Sovereign of Vatican City. POPE JOHN XXIII Now Gloriously Reigning. OUR SPIRITUAL LEADER MOST REVEREND JOSEPH FRANCIS RUMMEL, S.T.D. Archbishop of New Orleans 3 SUPERIOR-GENERAL REVEREND BROTHER JOSAPHAT, S.C. Superior-General of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart PROVINCIAL REVEREND BROTHER ANDRE, S.C. BUILDINGS Brothers' Residence z-n I: 'JtblJ.- ,-i. -Li. CHS Alumni Ba„quef honorin, ela5s„s .3, and alumni banquet Dr. Lloyd V. Funchess, East Baton Rouge Parish School Board Superintendent, addresses the banquet guests. Dr. Eldon Dicharry D.D.S. class '38, introducing the members of the 20-year honor class. . .. 'IQ 7 f: 3 i Kiwanis Courtesy Awards go to s Babin, Marion Becnel, Steve ‘ and Bowman Baynard. BANQUET AWARDS 1958 George Williams, being presented with the Ameri can Legion Award as his Dad looks on. • bert S.C. (Right) moderator of the c;lub, presents the Mothers' Club Char-to John Ribes as Mr. Ribes looks on. Dennis Delatorre accepts the Sandy Ninninger Key Club Award from Brother Donald S.C. as Mr. Delatorre smiles his approval. Mr. Francis Hoiliday (Left) looks on proudly as his son Jensen is presented the Outstanding Senior Trophy by Stanley Villavaso, Grand Knight of K-C Council 969. GRADUATION MORNING The graduating class of 1958 just before leaving Sacred Heart Gym for Graduation Mass. Clad in cap and gown the members of the class '58 proudly make their way to church. Brother Hubert S.C. makes a last minute adjustment as Marshall Guerin proceeds up the aisle. SOLEMN HIGH GRADUATION MASS Rt. Rev. Abbot David delivering the baccalaureate address at graduation exercises. Monsignor Paul Gauci distributes Holy Communion to the graduating class of 1958. GRADUATION Marion Becnel receiving his diploma from Monsignor Paul Gauci. Monsignor Paul Gauci presents Steve Bennett v. the Monsignor Gassier Religion Award. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Commencement exercises come to an end as graduates file slowly out of church. Uncertain of what the future may bring, graduates of 1958 pack their cap and gown and bring their high school days to a close. 13 FOREWORD In looking back over the past events of 1959, the BRUIN staff sincerely hopes that this annual will help you recall some of the treasured moments of your high school days at C.H.S. In a few years you will be asking Who composed the athletic teams and what were their records that year? Who were the officers of the Key Club and of the Band? Who were the cheerleaders, and how many teachers were on the faculty? When fhese and other questions arise the answers will be easily found by referring to your 1959 BRUIN. We sincerely hope that this yearbook will be a living reminder of your days here at Catholic High. The members of the BRUIN staff wish to thank the many persons who contributed to the creation of this annual. We especially wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. A. S. Bonfanti of the Fine Arts Studio in Baton Rouge, and to those who worked on layouts, advertisements, or contributed their moral and financial support. We fondly hope that you will enjoy the results of their efforts—this 1959 BRUIN. Pope ................ 2 Superior General 3 Archbishop ............. 4 Provincial ............ 5 Alumni Banquet 7 Graduation ............... 10 Foreword................... 14 Table of Contents .. 15 Dedication ..... 16 Who's Who ..................... 18 Faculty 21 Principal's Message ............. 22 Graduates ......................... 27 Outstanding Bruin Senior 40 Juniors 42 Sophomores 47 Freshmen .... 52 Sports ................................. 57 Football 58 Homecoming 74 Cheerleaders 76 Basketball 78 Track 86 Baseball 92 Awards Banquet 96 Social ............................. ... 105 Organizations 113 Mothers' Club .................................... 114 Men's Club ......................................... 122 Confraternity of the Sacred Heart 128 Fighting 69th 132 Band 134 Boosters 138 Key Club 142 Bruin Staff 147 Glee Club 148 Spiritual Activities 149 Memories 159 Patrons I Autographs 189 DEDICATION He shone in his days as the morning star in the midst ot a cloud and as the moon at the full. As the sun when it shineth, so did he shine in the temple of God . . . When he went up to the holy altar, he honored the vesture of holiness . . . (Ecclus. I). A man ot outstanding piety, His Holiness the late Pope Pius XII was a shining example to the world ot th al Christian virtue. The millions who were privileged to pray with him in audience at the Vatican or at Castel G t attest that they were in the presence ot a holy man ot God. A great leader in the cause ot peace, Pope Pius had chosen as his motto Peace is the wo’lc ot Justice. Me oc by this compelling thought, he never tired ot working tor the cause to which he had dedicated his reign. In |c torn by war he continually pleaded tor peace, demonstrating the futility of continued strife. So perseveringly h« apply his boundless energy to this cause that he has been called the POPE OF PEACE. Pope Pius loved human beings. He never tired of meeting people in public or private audience, to consol n courage, advise, or inspire. Whether he met these, his children, in the audience of diplomats, or princes, or me r of state or common people, he was ever the congenial father happy to be with his children. To meet him on I occasions was the thrill of a lifetime. Pius was an ardent devotee of the Blessed Virgin Mary and as Sovereign Pontiff he was in a position to honor ? as no one else. This he did by placing his Pontificate under her patronage, consecrating the world to her Immacu t Heart, defining the dogma of the Assumption, the Marian Year and the Lourdes Centennial. Of these, the outsta ing event was the promulgation of the dogma of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary into heaven, November 1950, during the Holy Year. These are but a few of the factors which give Pope Pius XII the right to be reckoned among the great popes o history. In the opinion of many he was A great priest who in his day pleased God and who one day will be raise to the honors of the altar. It is to the memory of this great pope that we affectionately and devotedly dedicate thi BRUIN. 16 Ju iHrmonam POPE PIUS XII ALVIN DRANGUET Band Captain, Confraternity, Fighting 69th, Glee Club. Key Club. BOBBY BRUPBACl Bruin Business Manager. ter- nity, Fighting 69th. Glee oy Club. GEORGE DOMAS Junior Class Vice President. Bruin Assistant Editor. Confraternity. Fiqht-ing 69th. CLOVIS TOOKIE HENDRY Key Club Treasurer. Pelican Boys' State. Cheerleader. Confraternity. IOS AT 18 RUSSELL VOORHIE! Band Co-Captain. Key CM President, Captain of Fightin Confraternity, Glee Club. T BOBBY COMEAUX Confraternity President. 1st Lieutenant of Fighting 69th. Senior Class Secretary. Key Club. PETE DAZZIO Bruin Assistant Editor, Pelican Boys' State, Key Club, Confraternity, Fighting 69th. WHO C. H. S. JIMMY POCHE Key Club President, 2nd Lioutonant of Fighting 69th, Pelican Boys' Stato Lt. Governor, All-City, All-Stato Basketball, Confraternity, Glee Club. JOHN FRED GOURRIER Senior Class Treasurer, Confraternity, Fighting 69th, All-Ctiy Basketball. JIMMY HOLLIDAY Senior Class Vice President, Key Club Secretary, Bruin Staff, Confraternity, Fighting 69th. TOMMY DEBLANC All-City Football, Key Club. Confraternity, Fighting 69th. CLIFFORD NORMAND Bruin Editor. Key Club. Confraternity, Fighting 69th. 19 BRUIN BRAIN FACTORY Brother Laurent points out why the two triangles are congruent to his geometry class. Potential scientists at work, Brother Carl keeps a watchful class as they work on an alge is junior If you know the answers, raise your hand. FACULTY 21 PRINCIPALS MESSAGE A.C.J. .C.M. Dear Seniors, Many words will be spoken to you on the occasion of your graduation, yet none will mean more to or in later life than the Ametur Cor Jesu, Loved be the Heart of Jesus, which is placed by your teac by you at the head of every lesson, test, and home assignment. Now and later. During the difficult days of getting ready for graduation, final tests, transcripts, soni Hes, and multiple social obligations, the devotion to the Sacred Heart which you have learned during your day; olic High under the Brothers of the Sacred Heart will be your mainstay. Later. After these few but glorious days become memories of the past, you will still have your A.C.J., yoi tur Cor Jesu to carry you through all the trials of adult life in a world geared to make you forget your Cat -cation, your moral duties, even your God. And the companion response, A.C.M. Ametur Cor Mariae,' be the Heart of Mary, is the very proper support which you will need in your moments of doubt and darknt Associate always every endeavor of your entire life with these two thoughts, and no matter how joyou how dark, how hopeful or how hopeless, how successful or how near the brink of complete failure your days may b you can be sure that when your work, your recreation, your plans rest in the Heart of Jesus, supported by the intercession of the Sacred Heart of Mary, you will succeed in that eternal work — the salvation of your one and immortal soul. Instead of a traditional Salve et vale, let me wish you an Ametur Cor Jesu, with your response being Ametur Cor Mariae. Sincerely yours in the Sacred Heart, 22 BROTHER REMIGIUS, S.C. Principal Supervision Commerce BROTHER HUBERT, Vice Principal Religion Science Mothers' Club BROTHER QUINTIN, S.C. Library Treasurer French BROTHER FABER, S.C. Religion Mathematics BROTHER CONAN, S.C. Religion Science Mathematics Athletics BROTHER CARL, S.C. Religion Science Mathematics BROTHER VIRGIL, S.C. Religion English Band Glee Club BROTHER CECIL, S.C Religion Mathematics Athletics MR. RAY COATES Mathematics Physical Education Athletic Director Coach MR. LOU DEUTSCHMANN Business Science Coach BROTHER LAURENT, S.C. Religion English Languages BROTHER EMILE, S.C. Religion Science Languages MR. AUGUST ADOMITIS Social Sciences Physical Education Coach MR. PATRICK KENNEDY Social Sciences The Bruin Key Club MRS. FRED WATKINS JR. Registrar Secretary MR. VINCENT TRAUTH Music Chancellor of fhe Exchequer, Brother Quintin, checks to see that the Bruin account is in order. Look - Out Below Chief photographer for the Bruin staff, Jimmy Millet, shoots Mural David. Mrs. Fred Watkins busy with her morning chore of checking on absentees. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Carl Edmonston (Presider John Fred Gourrier (Treasurer (Bobby Co eaux (Secretary) Jimmy Holliday (Vice Pre; ident). JAMES ROBIN ALELLO Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Junior Football I; Four years at C.H.S. CHARLES RONALD ALLEN Confraternity I; CSMC I; Varsity Football I; Track 2; Four years at C.H.S. LAWRENCE GREGO ANDRIES Confratornity I; CSMC I; J ior Football I; Junior Basket! I; Glee Club I; Columb Squires; Safety Council; F years at C.H.S. RAYMOND PATRICK ARBOUR Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Junior Football I; Varsity Football I; Glee Club I; Four years at C.H.S. ALFORD JOSEPH ARMSTRONG JR. Confratornity I; CSMC I; Junior Football; Five yoars at C.H.S. 28 m WILLIE JOHN BABIN JR. Confraternity I; CSMC I; Gloo Club I; Science Feir; Four year at C.H.S. JOSEPH DAMIEN BAKER nfraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th I; Glee Club I; •■ once Fair; Library Assistant; Honor Certificate I; Four veers at C.H.S. GRADUATES f JAMES JOSEPH BERGIN JR. ANLEY LOUIS BARON JR. ernity I; CSMC I; ill I; Four years at DONALD LOUIS BEGUE Confraternity I; CSMC I; Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. Confraternity I; Three years at C.H.S. JOHN MURPHY BLANCHARD Confraternity I; Fighting 69th I; Honor Certificates I; Four years at C.H.S. JOHN PIERRE BOUDREAUX Confraternity I; CSMC I; Track 2; Best Team Spirit Award; Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. RODNEY JOSEPH BOURGEOIS JR. Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th I; Glee Club I; Junior Achievement Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. 29 DONALD JOSEPH BRAUD Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th I; Football Manager I; Safety Council; Junior Achievement; Perfect Attendance 2; Four year at C.H.S. LAWRENCE LAMAR BRAUD Confraternity 3; CSMC I; Fighting 69th 4; Junior Baske-ball 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Track 3; Key Club 3; Scienc Fair; Pelican Boys' State; Homecoming Escort; Junit ■ Achievement; Perfect Attendance 3; Honor Certificates 5 Si years at C.H.S. GRADUATES JOHN SEYBORNE BURK JR. Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th 2; Junior Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 2; Band 2; Science Fair; Junior Achievement; Library Assistant 2; Five years at C.H.S. SLAVIN PAUL BROUSSARD III Junior Football 2; Track I; Science Fair; Junior Achievement; Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. ROBERT CHARLES BRUPBACHER Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th 2; Bruin Staff 4. Business Manager I; Key Club 2; Glee Club I, Vice President I; Columbian Squiros I; Science Fair; Homocoming Escort; Perfect Attendance 3; Honor Certificates I; Four years at C.H.S. PAUL JOSEPH BURN Confraternity I; CSMC I; V sity Football 2; Two years C.H.S. ELDRED JOSEPH CAILLOUET Confraternity I; CSMC I; Columbian Squires; Safety Council; Perfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. WOODSON THOMPSON CALLIHAN JR. Confraternity I; CSMC I; Junior Basketball I; Track I; Four years at C.H.S. 30 JOSEPH ALBERT CAMPAGNA JR. Confratornity I; CSMC I; Band I; Sin years at C.H.S. DAVID LAWRENCE CANNON Confraternity I; CSMC 2: Glee Club 2; Perfect Attendance Four years at C.H.S. GRADUATES . ANTHONY .AZEDESSUS nity I; CSMC 2; Band I; Glee Club: jrs at C.H.S. PATRICK WILLIAM CLARK Confraternity I; Key Club I; Two years at C.H.S. JOHN PAUL COE Band 4; Porfcct Attendance 2; Five yoars at C.H.S. ALVIN JOSEPH COMEAUX Porfect Attendance 2: Five years at C.H.S. ROBERT IGNATIUS COMEAUX JR. Confraternity I, President I; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th 4. 1st Lieutenant I; Junior Fotoball I; Junior Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2: Most Improved Player Award; Key Club 3: Vice President Junior Class: Vice President Sophomore Class: Secretary Senior Class; Homecoming Escort; Perfect Attendance 2; Si years at C.H.S. ALBERT MICHAEL COSTANZA Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th 3; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 3: Most Improved Lineman Award; Junior Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball I; Track 3; Safety Council; Four years at C.H.S. 31 PAUL HENRY COUVILLION Confraternity I; Key Club 2: Four years at C.H.S. FRANK JOSEPH CULOTTA JR. Confraternity 2; CSMC 2; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 3; Junior Basketball I; Track 3; Bost Runner Award; Junior Class Treasurer. GRADUATES MURAL LOUIS DAVID JR. Confraternity I; CSMC I; Band 4. Sergeant I; Basketball Manager; Four years at C.H.S. PETER THOMAS DAZZIO Confraternity 4; CSMC 3; Fighting 69th 5; Varsity Baseball 2: Hardost Worker Award; Bruin Staff 4, Assistant Editor I; Key Club 2; Glee Club I; Columbian Squires; Pelican Boys' Stato; Homecoming Escort; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Certificates I; Si years at C.H.S. THOMAS MICHAEL DeBLANC Confraternity 4; CSMC 3; Fighting 69th 5; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 3; Junior Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Team Spirit Award: Baseball I; Track 2; Key Club 3; Columbian Squires; Junior Achievement; Si years at C.H.S. GERALD PAUL DICHERRY Confratornity I; CSMC ’; Perfect Attendance 2; F ir years at C.H.S. NICHOLAS CHARLES DIMAIO Confraternity I; CSMC 4; Glee Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Junior Achievement; Si year at C.H.S. FENTON JOSEPH DORNIER Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 2; Track I; Key Club 2; Safety Council; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Four years at C.H.S. I 32 ROGER RICHARD DORNIER JR. Confraternity 2, Treasurer I; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th 2; Junior Football I; Varsity Basketball 4; Baseball 2: Track 2; Golf I; Key Club 3; Gleo Club I; Perfoct Attendance I; Honor Certificate I; Four years at C.H.S. CHARLES ALVIN DRANGUET JR. ornity 2: CSMC 4, Secretary I; Union Vice President; : Convention at Notre Dame; Band 6; Most Improved ' Member 2. Sergeant I, Captain I; Perfoct Attendance or Certificate 3: Si years at C.H.S. GRADUATES CARL WILLIAM EDMONSTON arsity Football 2; Best Spirit • ward; President Senior Class; 3erfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. RICHARD LYSLE ELLIOTT Eight years at C.H.S. JOHN STEVEN ELLIS Confraternity I; CSMC I; Golf 4; Perfect Attendance 2; Six years at C.H.S. DON JOSEPH FONTAINE Confraternity I; Three years at C.H.S. MICHAEL GAYE GAUTREAUX Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. MARION JOSEPH GIAMMERSE Confraternity 2; CSMC 2; Perfect Attendance I; Six years at C.H.S. 33 GEORGE LOUIS NEHMEYIER GONZALES III Confraternity I; CSMC 3; Fighting 69th 5; Bend 6: Glee Club 3; Library Assistant; Perfect Attendance 2: Honor Certificate I; Six years at C.H.S. JOHN FRED GOURRIER JR. Confraternity 4, Secretary I; CSMC 4. Secretary jhting 69th 2: Junior Football I; Varsity Basketball 4 y 2. All District 2. All Tournament Wedge Kyes 2; V Base ball 3: Track 2: Glee Club I: Homecoming Escor fary Junior Class; Treasurer Senior Class; Perfect A :•  2; Four years at C.H.S. GRADUATES FRANCIS NORBERT GRAVOIS Perfect Attendance I; Five years at C.H.S. THOMAS SCHERER HALLIGAN Confraternity I; CSMC 2; State Literary Rally, fourth place in algebra II; Porfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. CLARENCE GERALD HARRISON Fighting 69th 2; Varsity Football I; Track 3; Five years at C.H.S. BASIL VIS HEND Confraternity MC 2; Junior Basket' Key Club 2. Treasurer • Club 1. Treasurer 1; r-leader 1; Safety Counc an Boys' State; Junior evement; Porfcct Attene 1; Honor Certificate 3; years at C.H.S. RONALD ANTHONY HENRY Confraternity I; Fighting 69th I; Junior Basketball I; Four years at C.H.S. LYLE ERNEST HERNANDEZ JR. Confraternity I; CSMC 2: Band 3; Bruin 3; Library Assistant; Junior Achievement; Honor Certificate I; Four years at C.H.S. 34 BRENT PETER HIRSCHEY Confraternity I, Vic© President I; CSMC 2; Junior Basketball I; Football Manager 2; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Pcrfoct Attendance 4; Six years at C.H.S. JAMES SIDNEY HOLLIDAY JR. Confraternity 2; CSMC 4; Fighting 69th 6; Track 2; Bruin I; Key Club 3. Secretary I, Key Club International Convention in Chicago; Homecoming Escort; Senior Class Vice President; Junior Achiovcmont; Honor Certificate 5; Si years at C.H.S. GRADUATES RONALD CHARLES LeJEUNE Confraternity I; CSMC I; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 3; Baseball 3; Perfect Attendance; Five years at C.H.S. AUGUST JOSEPH LEVERT JR. Varsity Football 2; Four years at C.H.S. JOSEPH DENNIS LANDERS Confraternity I; CSMC I; Perfect Attendance I; Four yearj at C.H.S. JAMES DALE LABAUVE Confraternity I; CSMC I; Glee Club I; Columbian Squires I; Four years at C.H.S. PERCY ANTHONY MABILE Confraternity 2; CSMC 2; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 2; Si years at C.H.S. JACK CARL MANNO Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th 3; Junior Basketball I; Varsity Baseball 3; Track I; Key Club 3: Glee Club I; Columbian Squires I; Safety Council; Pelican Boys' State; Junior Achievement; Perfect Attendance I; Honor Certificate I; Four years at C.H.S. 35 JOHN TIMOTHY MANY Confraternity I; CSMC I; Glee Club I; Safety Council; Perfect Attendance 3; Four years at C.H.S. LAWRENCE ANTHONY MARINO Confraternity I; CSMC I; Fighting 69th 2; Junio -ootball 2; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Trac’ Honor Certificate I; Four years at C.H.S. GRADUATES ALVIN BUFF MARSON JR. Safety Council; Junior Achievement; Four years at C.H.S. JOSEPH DANIEL MARTONE Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Junior Achievement; Four years at C.H.S. salvadore MARTRAIN Confraternity I; Four years at C.H.S. THOMA Me Confraternity Junior Foot: Managor 3: agor 4; Traci J u n i o r Ac’ years at C.H.S JDON E CSMC 3; Football tball Man-:ionce Fair; 'lent; Four EDMOND PAUL MELANCON JR. Band I; Six years at C.H.S. JAMES ELLIS MILLET III Confraternity 3; Fighting 69th I; Junior Football I; Bruin 2, Photographer 2; Gleo Ctub 2. Vice President I; Science Fair; Library Assistant; Six years at C.H.S. 36 ANGELO THOMAS MONTAGNINO JR. Key Club I; Three years at C.H.S. STEPHEN ANTHONY NASCA JR. Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th I; Junior Basketball 2; Track 3; Safety Council; Science Fair; Football Spotter; Perfect Attendance 2; Five years at C.H.S. GRADUATES ROBERT PAUL NASH Confraternity I; CSMC I; Safety Council I; Perfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. BASIL JOSEPH NOLA Confraternity I; CSMC I; Perfect Attendance I; Four yoars at C.H.S. CLIFFORD JOSEPH NORMAND JR. Bruin 4. Editor I, Most Dependable Staff Member Award; Key Club I; Science Fair; Junior Achievement; Library Assistant; Perfect Attendance 4; Six years at C.H.S. TOM SPEC OURSO Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Safety Council; Perfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. MICHAEL ALTON PASSMAN Two years at C.H.S. JAMES ALEXANDER POCHE JR. Confraternity 2; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th 5; Junior Football I; Junior Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 3. All City 2, All District 2. All State: Baseball 4; Most Valuable Player Award 2; Band 2; Key Club 3. Vice President I. President I; Area Council Secretary; Columbian Squires, Chief Squire I; Freshman Class President; Sophomore Class President: Junior Class President; Pelican Boys' State. Lieutenant Governor; Outstanding Youth Citizen Awar ; Honor Certificate 4; Five years at C.H.S. 37 FRANK JOSEPH POLOZOLA Confraternity 3: CSMC 3: Fighting 69th I; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 2; Best Sport Award: Football onager I; Varsity Baseball 3: Best Hitter Award: Key C 2; Honor Certificate I; Four years at C.H.S. JOHN BEN RAGUSA Perfect Attendance 3: Four years at C. GRADUATES EDWARD PETER REYNAUD Confraternity I; CSMC I; Perfect Attendance 2: Five years at C.H.S. PHILIP GOODE RHORER III Confraternity I; Glee Club I; Cheerleader I; Junior Achive-ment; Four years at C.H.S. DALE WILLIAM ROBERTS Confraternity I; CSMC Fighting 69th I; Science Fair: Four years at C.H.S. FERRO ROBL Confraterni: Band I; Glee Fair: Honor years at C.H OME JR. CSMC 2: 2; Science cate I; Si O'NEIL FRANCIS ROME JR. Confraternity 2: CSMC 3: Fighting 69th 2; Football. Basketball, Baseball Manager I; Key Club 2. International Convention in Chicago; Safety Council; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Certificate 4; Si years at C.H.S. JOHN HENRY SANCHEZ JR. Confraternity I; CSMC 2; Band 5; Glee Club 2; Columbian Squires I; Perfect Attendance I; Si years at C.H.S. 38 ROGER LEE SMITH Confraternity I; Throe years at C.H.S. GUY CALVIN SPITALE nfraternity I; CSMC I; Key Club 2; Library Assistant; .to Literary Rally Latin I, 5th Place, Latin II, 4th Place; ty Council; Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Certificate 3; jr years at C.H.S. GRADUATES MAN EDWARD iODEAUX JR. ernity I; CSMC I; years at C.H.S. DONALD WAYNE TICAC Confraternity 2; CSMC 2; Fighting 69th I; Track 4; Band 4. Second Lieutenant I; Perfect Attendance 2; Four years at C.H.S. GARY JOHN VAN OSS Confraternity I; Varsity Football I; Two years at C.H.S. CHARLES RONALD VIVERATA Confraternity I; CSMC I; Junior Football I; Varsity Football 3; Most Improved Player Award; Hardest Worker Award; Varsity Baseball 3; Bost Hitter Award; Perfect Attendance I; Four years at C.H.S. RUSSELL LIENHARD VOORHIES Confraternity 5; CSMC 4, Vice President 3; Fighting 69th 6, Captain I; Band 4, First Lieutenant 2; Bruin I; Koy Club 3, Vice President I, Key Club International Convention in Chicago; CSMC National Convention at Notre Dame; Junior Achievement; Honor Certificate 3; Six years at C.H.S. ROBERT STEPHEN WALL Confraternity I; CSMC I; Three yoars at C.H.S. 39 OUTSTANDING BRUIN SENIOR JAMES ALEXANDER POCHE JR. Because of his participation and leadership in various activities, the BRUIN selection for outstanding senior goes to James Alexander Poche Jr. In his four years at C.H.S., Jimmy has constantly exhibited the manly and admirable qualities of a Catholic High gentleman. His popularity with his fellow students is evidenced by the fact that Jimmy was chosen to be President of his Freshman, Sophomore and Junior class and was President of the Key Club his senior year. He was also a member of the Fighting 69th, the glee club, ; confraternity, and C.S.M.C. During his ■ junior year he was chosen to represent the school at Pelican Boys' State and was elect- I eC overnor- f Jimmy has also been an outstanding athlete Ww y during his high school days. In his sopho- k B more year he lettered in baseball and re- ceived the Most Valuable Player Award. W y B He was a member of the Varsity Basketball V team for three years and in his ATHLETE |umor year he was named to the all-city and all-state team, while receiving the Most Valuable Player Award at school. In addition to these activities Jimmy has consistently been an student, maintaining an A average for three years. In every r is truly a leader and the Bruin Staff is happy to name hirr standing senior of 1959. R R CLASSES JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Alvis Roberts (Secretary), George Domas (Vice President), Mark Ot (President), Fred Malatesta (Treasurr). Louis Bor. caze Edward Bourg 42 JUNIORS Avery Boi Henry B Calvin Melvin £■ .: che Shelby Burns Charles Calcote Gary Casemore Richard Charleville Clarence Chenault Timothy Clement Thomas Clements Glenn Constantino George D’Antoni Charles Daquano 43 Tommy Franques Michael Frenzel Michael Friley Claude Garon Thomas Griggs Francis Grouchy Billy Hannaman Fred Heroman Tommy Holliday Jam °an Thomas Keaty Nolan Keller 44 Jasper La Robert L Lawrence Lefeaux Cliff LeGrange Richard Lemoine James Lemoine Percy Lemoine JUNIORS Ralph McNemar Thomas Michelli Edward Miranda Michael Monahan 45 Michael Mouton Anthony Musso Angelo Nola Richard Olsen Mark Oft Lynn Ourso James Peltier Paul Poche Leon Reymond Clinton Robert Alvis Roberts John Spohrer John Theriot Kern Thomas Donald Salemi John Weaver Charles Zizzi 46 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Left to ri Steve Fourrier (Secretary lymond Kron (Vice Pres: Jimmy Cange- losi (Pref. Kramer Diel (Treasurer' Lynn Anselmo Darryl Aiello Whitney Amedee Arceneaux Joseph Babin Duke Bardwell James Barrow Ronald Bourgeois Fred Brechtel James Broussard 47 Darryl Becnel Arthur Broom Danny Beszborn Muryvn Boiteaux Robert Boudreaux SOPHOMORES James Cano James Carmouche Samuel Cashio Robert Celestin Cleve Chandler i cholas Cicero Elmo Dean George Dean Joseph DeFoe Edward deFrances Robert DeJean Raymond DeJohn Kraemer Diel Doval Dixon Thomas DeGeneres 48 SOPHOMORES Edward Elli Michael Ellis Patrick Eppinett Quentin Falgoust Dale Fleniken Norman Folse Claude Foster Steve Fourrier George Gaydos Kenneth Guay Lazard Guillot John Hains John Hannie James Hebert SOPHOMORES Rudolph Hebert John Henry r Jacques h- John Hubert Charles Hustmyre Douglas James Raymond Kron yrus Labat Joseph Nelson Rodney Oregon Arthur Orillion Robert Parent SOPHOMORES i I i 1 Richard Patureau William Perry Bruce Pourciau Lonnie Price Raymond Seal Fred Sharbaugh Henry Silvio Bobby Singleton 4 i Edgar Spielman Steve Tessier Robert Theard John Tilton Charles Tramonte FRESHMEN CLASS OFF C }S Left to right: Jean S: -re (Treasurer), Johnnie Doirc ecretary), Ray Loupe (Presider orge Ka- dair (Vice President) Paul Accardo William Arbour Raymond Banker Jon Barry Paul Belanger Laurie Bertaut Albert Bileci Newton Blouin Ronald Bordelon McKinley Bourg Thomas Bowman Albert Boyce Paul Broussard Louis Brupbacher Robert Campbell Randall Cashio FRESHMEN James Campagne Don Chesson William Flory William Forman Edward Corry Leonard Culotta Ben Franklin Jules Gassner Jeffrey Curtis John David Robert Greene Jack Gremillion Lawrence De John Roland DeLaune Dudley Guqlielmo Robert Hebert Verne Dicharry John Doiron John Heroman Richard Hill James Duvic Daniel Esnard John Hubbs Herbert Isaminger FRESHMEN James Jackson Charles Jarreau Michael Landry Joseph Lanier James Jeansonne John Kaack Durand LeBlanc Jules Lefeaux George Kadair James Kadair Francis LeJeune Thomas Lorio William Keaty Donald Keller Raymond Loup Edward Lundin Charles Kleinpeter Lionel Kleinpeter Lloyd Lyles Peter Mansur Larry Landers Lynn Landry Wade Martin Richard Martone FRESHMEN ■ Kenneth McClung Michael McGuire Michael Nola Reginald Panquerne Rhett McMahon Leo Melancon William Pecoraro Roy Pecot Lawrence Mercier Raymond Metternich Charles Perilloux Charles Poche Joseph Miceli Paul Millet Louis Prejean William Rachal Earl Milton Jean Mistrot Thomas Reily Arthur Rhyne James Murphy Michael Nelson William Riley Raymond Rizan FRESHMEN r Charles Robert Lee Robert Steve Stamm Vance Thomas John Robichaux Robert Robichaux Roy Tucker Peter Verbois Joseph Romeo Patrick Ryan Larry Waguespack Bernard Walsh Henry Sabatier Frank Saia Pat Walsh Edward Watkins Albert St. Pierre Jean St. Pierre David Williams Forrest Wilson Danny Sansone Harold Stabiler William Winh Chris Yglesias • — SPORTS VIVIAN GIANELLONI CHARLES VIVERATA RICHARD LEMOINE RONALD LoJEUNE Guard Back T«ekl« Cenfer ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ill 59 LYNN MILANO Guard Capt ■ the Baton Rouge High game, Carl Edmonston and Ai stanza. DONALD SALEMI Tackle JOE DIGEROLAMO Tackle ALBERT COSTANZA TOMMY HARMON End GRIDIRON Golden Bears take to the field ready for action. Edmonston fights for yardage during the e. 62 Clarence Harrison (52) leads the way for Frank Culotta (30). ACTI I got him, No he's mine Come on, let's all hit him. Levoy jp a nice gain against the St. Stanis- laus Re -Chaws. Al Costanza waits for the pigskin. BAKER 0—CATHOLIC HIGH 19 To open the 1958 season the Golden Bears, led by a hard hitting line, defeated the Baker Buffaloes t 19 to 0. The first score of the game came in the first period when fullback Carl Edmonston recovered on their 13 yard line. Two plays later the Bears hit pay dirt and led 7 to 0. Edmonston scored again b after a 15 yard pass play moved the ball deep into Buffalo territory. Neither team was able to gene-drive during the second half of the game, but C.H.S. fans were treated to a thrill when halfback Frank C Baker punt and scampered 67 yards for another T.D. ST. STANISLAUS 7—CATHOLIC HIGH 33 The C.H.S. Bears shifted into high gear and crushed a highly favored St. Stanislaus team for their sc the season. Taking advantage of three Rock-A-Chaw fumbles, the Bears scored 26 points before the quarter and virtually Iced the game. Halfbacks Frank Culotta and Charles Viverata scored twice wh: Edmonston scored once and converted three times. The lone Rock-A-Chaw score came late in the gam screen pass. Defensive stars for the Bears were tackle Donald Salemi and center F. J. Polozola. ore of umble oe half ?rious took a ory of e first k Carl iiutiful Unidentified C.H.S. player picks up several muddy yards against the Holy Nj- k Knights. HOLY NAME 0—CATHOLIC HIGH 33 rj a mud filled and rain soaked Memorial Stadium the Golden Bruins splashed their way to another victory by trouncing he Holy Name Blue Knights from Algiers. Although both sides were plagued by fumbles, the excellent ball handling of Nolan Keller enabled the C.H.S. Bears to score in every quarter. The Bears substituted freely and played domina-ion ball most of the game. The Blue Knights were unable to move the ball and threatened only once, as the line play the C.H.S. forward wall held them to a shutout. WEST JEFFERSON 20—CATHOLIC HIGH 13 ring to the road the Bears suffered their first defeat of ’.l.c season at the hands of the West Jefferson Buccaneers, as a heartbreaking loss for the Bruins as they outran, outpassed, and outgained the Buccaneers from New Orleans. -,f Jefferson scored twice in the first period before C.H.S. could generate a drive, but a 65 yard scoring march 16 yard pass to end Al Costanza tied the score late in the third quarter. The Buccaneers bounced back for an-tally while penalties and fumbles stymied the Bears in their bid for victory. Lemoine (II). Alvis Roberts (81) and Carl Edmonston (32) scramble for a Rock-A-Chaw' fumfci . Frank Culotta (With Ball) takes off around end as Tommy DeBlanc (65). Carl Edmonston (32) and Lawrence M 55) clear the way. NICHOLLS 0—CATHOLIC HIGH 20 A scoring pass, a blocked punt and a 32 yard jaunt was more than enough to defeat the Nic ' bets as C.H.S. picked up its fourth victory of the season. The Bears, playing for a second straigi in the Crescent City, lost the services of quarterback Nolan Keller early in the game. Understudy B ‘moine took over the reins and hit halfback Charles Viverata on a 14 yard pass for the first score. Th added six more points when tackle Mark Ott blocked a Rebel punt and Donald Salemi recovered i- zone. Late in the third period the Bruins drove 32 yards for the final score. BATON ROUGE HIGH 20—CATHOLIC HIGH 0 Over five thousand fans turned out for the traditional game between Catholic High and thr ouge Bulldogs, and although the Bear line played a great defensive game, the Bruins suffered a 21 defeat. The C.H.S. lineup was juggled to offset the loss of quarterback Nolan Keller, but the Bears w or abie to start an aggressive march. Defensive standouts were tackle Donald Salemi, Tommy DeBlar.  n Gia- nelloni and Lawrence Marino. Unidentified C.H.S. pleyer pulled down by e host of Bulldogs Unidentified St. Stanislau player unable to move against the C.H.S. line. BOLTON 28—CATHOLIC HIGH 7 Bolton Bears of Alexandria spoiled the homecoming festivities for Catholic High as they handed the Golden Bears a 28 to 7 beating. Catholic High opened the scoring when Carl Edmonston plunged over from he five yard line after the Bears recovered a fumble deep in Bolton territory. The lead was short lived however ns Bolton scored three plays later to tie the score. Costly errors and fumbles by the C.H.S. offense kept them from moving the ball consistently as they gained only 105 yards to Bolton's 328. ISTROUMA 42—CATHOLIC HIGH 0 A severely outclassed Bruin eleven was easily crushed by the Istrouma Indians, defending state champions. The Bears threatened to score in the first period when guard Tommy DeBlanc scooped up an Istrouma fumble and raced to the 12 yard line, but the Indian forward wall held them to no gain. The Indians completed passes at will and scored in every quarter as the Bears were unable to contain the hard charging Redskins. Action during tho Holy Name contest. St. Stanislaus players try in vain to block this pass as it falls into tho waiting arms of Al Costanza (53). RESERVE 19 —CATHOLIC HIGH 0 In the ninth game of the 1958-50 season, the Reserve Wildcats, champions of the 7 A A defeated the Golden Bears by a score of 19 to 0. Fielding one of the strongest teams in th. the Wildcats completely dominated the game to hold the Bears to a shut-out. The C.H never really threatened during the contest as the Reserve line pounded the injury riddled submission. BOGALUSA 0 —CATHOLIC HIGH 7 In a game in which the Bruin defense allowed only one first down in the first half, the Gold rallied for a 7 to 0 win over the Bogalusa Lumberjacks at the Bogalusa stadium. The C.H.S also showed its strength by excelling on end sweeps and line smashes. A fine pass play peon the Lumberjack 15-yard line and set up the one and only touchdown. Two plays later monston plunged into the end zone carrying Bogalusa players with him. Edmonston also for the extra point. The Bears allowed Bogalusa only 3 first downs as compared to the 10 gr C.H.S. As time ran out the Lumberjacks had yet to threaten the Bruin goal line. Mud-Covered Bruins sweep end and score against Holy Name of Mary. Picking up yardago against Baton Rouge High is Carl Edmonston as a host of Bulldogs close in. TERREBONNE 7— CATHOLIC HIGH 0 In the final game of the season the Catholic High Bears, hampered by injuries, held the powerful Terrebonne Tigers to a 7 to 0 win. The only score of the contest came early in the first quarter when Terrebonne scored on a long pass. From there on it was a game of constant fumbles on behalf of the Tigers who lost five bobbles to the Bears. Halfback Fenton Dornier, able to play for the first time this season because of a back injury, was the leading C.H.S. ground gainer with 48 yards. Late •n the fourth period the Bears punted deep into Terrebonne territory and on the first play recovered a Tiger fumble. As time ran out the Bruins took to the air with long passes, but were forced to give up the ball on downs. Terrebone retained possession of the pigskin as the game ended. Four Boars. Bolfon and C.H.S., fight for tho pigskin. Loft to right: (Front row) George Kadair, Lloyd Lyles. Leonard Kloinpeter, Pat Ryan. Donald Webre, Lionol Kleinpetor. Michael McGuire, Cyrus Labat. (Middle row) Hermis BoulJon, David Morrison, William Rioly, Daniel Esnard, Darryl Becnel, McKinley Bourg, Jack Gremillion. (Back row) Edward Corry, Pat McGuire, Ronald Domas, Raymond Kron, Raymond Banker. Charles Kleinpeter, Tommy deGeneres. JUNIOR VARSITY 1958 CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD - ' Lawrence Coach Ray Andrles, Neil Rome, rata, Gary Left to right: (Standing) Coach Gus Adomitis. Brother Cecil. S.C., Nolan Keller, Francis Grouchy. Joseph Lovoy. Stc Marino. Richard Lamoine. Mark OH. Joseph DiGerolamo. Lynn Ourso. Ronald LeJeune. John Hannie. Davis Lauve Coates. (Kneeling) Brother Richard. C.S.. Lonnie Price. Al Costama. Lynn Milano. Vivian Gianelloni. Tommy DeBI Donald Salemi. Frank Poloiola. Frank Culotta. Alvis Roberts. Brother Conan. S.C.. Coach Lou Deutschmann. (S Manager. Jerry Harrison. Fenton Dornier. Paul Burns. Carl Edmonston, Robert Lemoine. Glenn Constantino. C Hudson, Randy Kean, Manager. ianked by two officials, Lawrence Marino (55) and Frank Culoffa (30) stand ready to take to the field for the opening of the Bolton game. Left to right: Coach Gus Adomitis, Coach Ray Coates, Coach Lou Deutschmann. All is quiet on the C.H.S. sideline during the Istrouma game. Coach Ray Coates discusses a play with Tommy DeBlanc as coach Deutschmann loosens his tie. FOOTBALL ACTIC Head coach Ray Coates (Right) along with coach Lou Deutschmann (Left) assure the crowd at the pep meeting that the Bears will be victorious. (Left to right) Graduating seniors who will be sorely missed next year: (Kneeling) Frank Culotta, Carl Edmon-ston. Fenton Dornier. Ronald LeJeune. Clarence Harrison. (Standing) Al Costanza. Tommy DeBlanc. Frank Polozola, Paul Burns, Lawrence Marino, Charles Viverata. Big guns in the C.H.S. line (Left to right) Standing: Francis Grouchy, Richard Lemoine, Davis Lauve, Joe DiGerolamo. Kneeling: Frank Polozola, Don Salemi, Mark Ott, Ronald LeJeune. Pep meeting Master of Ceremonies J. A. Campagna. Left to right (Linemen) Lawrence Marino, Mark Ott, Vivian Gianelloni. Frank Poloza, Tommy DeBlanc, Donald Salemi, Al Costanza. (Backs) Fenton Dornier, Nolan Keller, Carl Edmonston, Joseph Levoy. 73 1958-59 HOMECOMING COURT Left to right (Seated) Valerie Oril-lion, Brenda Dean, Sharon Kelley, Jane Landry, Betty Jean Shaffett, Sharon Babin and Denise Coignet. (Standing) Bobby Cornea Brupbacher, Larry Brai Poche, Peto Dazzio, Jo Gourrier, and Jimmy Ho Clifford Norman (Left), repr ing the Catholic High Key C presents Her Majesty with a : quet. Queen of Homecoming. Jane Landry, poses with co-captains for the game. Lawrence Marino (55) and Frank Culotta (30). of the homecoming festivities. President of tho C.H.S. Men's Club, crowns Poche looks on. Joe Marino, .corf Jimmy Bobby Comeaux Valerie Orillion jimmy Holliday Denise Coignet John Gourrier Sharon Babin Bobby Brupbacher Brenda Dean Lary Braud Sharon Kelley Peto Daixio Betty Shaffett Tommy DcBlanc Bobby Comeaux Larry Braud Mark Ott Roger Dornier George Domas John Fred Gourrier Mike Monahan 1958-1959 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Bobby Comoaux, Jimmy Cangelosi, Fred Malatesta, Roger Dornier, Mark Ott, Larry John Fred Gourrier, Jimmy Poche, Tommy DeBlanc, Michael Monahan, George Domas. Kneeling: Head Basl Coach Gus Adomitis. Kenny Vampran (22) is too late to stop Bobby Comeaux (II) from scoring against Maurepas. John Fred Gourrier (13) lays one in against University High. 80 ACTION ON THE HARDWOOD R 9' P Dornier (22) finds it tough s Kenny Vampran of Maure-cks his every move. Jimmy Cangelosi (10) fights in vain for possession of the ball. 1958-1959 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD I.S. OPPONENT Woodlawn 21 St. Joseph 28 Fortier 58 T Jesuit 53 6 Natchez 25 47 Lafayette 37 69 Natchez 41 52 Brookhaven 54 30 De LaSalle 40 43 Brookhaven 51 32 Holy Cross 35 48 Warren Easton 43 C.H.S. OPPONENT 33 De LaSalle 58 45 Baton Rouge High 60 57 Bogalusa 54 58 Maurepas 55 61 Denham Springs 48 58 Live Oak 48 70 Live Oak 81 64 Terrebonne 40 31 Istrouma 51 18 Baton Rouge High 60 70 Bogalusa 17 53 Istrouma 36 Fighting under the basket for possession of a rebound are John Fred Gourrier, Jimmy Cangelosi, and Live Oak basketeers. Jimmy Poche (20) slips past Maure d Kenny Vampran to score for the Bears du Wedge Kyes Tournament. Roger Dornier dr . past a defender during ive Oak contest. Jimmy Poche drives in for a layup against De Lasalle, defending state champs. Eyeing the basket. John Fred Gourrier prepares for a jump shot. CATHOLIC HIGH JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row (Loft to right) Marion Romano, Louij Brupbachcr. George Kadair, Vern Dicharry. Raymond Kron. Back Row: Brother Richard, S.C., Coach. Paul Bolanger, Larry Bourg, Kramer Did, Joe Micolli, Bobby Greene. Left to right: Roger Dornicr, Coach Gus Adomitis, Jimmy Poche. John Fred Gourrier. Standing: Bobby Comeaux and Tommy DeBlanc. 83 WEDGE TOURNAMENT AWARDS Jimmy Poche, Most Valuable Player of the Wedge Kyes Tournament. Smiling happily, the C their first place trophy ums examine '.ay Coates the first trophy to d Gourrier lates Bobby Tommy and Larry ok on. Jimmy Poche receives his all-tournament Award from Coach Coates. DeBlanc rises I in a field goal. John Fred lays one in as Roger Dormer (22) watches for a rebound. Mark Ott collides with Murry Drum mond during the Istrouma contest. All eyes are on the ball as the Bears score aaginst Maurepas during the second game of the Wedge Kyes Tourny. Jimmy Cangelosi goes in for a shot against Live Oak while Jimmy Poche (32) prepares to rebound. Frank Culotta 100. 220. 440 yd. Relay Lonnie Millet Javelin Donald Salemi Discus and Shot James Peltier Mile Relay Larry Braud Quarter Mile Vivian Gianelloni Broad Jump Alvis Roberts Half Milo Pete Boudreaux Pol Vault Joseph Levoy 100. 220. 440 yd. Relay Daniel D'Amico Discus and Shot Dickie Charleville Low and High Hurdles 1958 TRACK SQUAD Left to right (Seated): Joe Digerolamo, Billy Clements, Morris Lucia, Tommy Holliday, Robert Lemoi y Fran- ques, Paul Hoppe, Fenton Dornier, Clarence Harrison. (Kneeling): Vivian Gianelloni, Joseph Levoy Jatesta, Donald Salemi, Richard Charleville, Jimmy Holliday. Frank Culotta, Pete Boudreaux, Francis Gro mding): Coach Gus Adomitis, Coach Wilmer Bennett, James Peltier, Alvis Roberts, Daniel D'Amico, Steve Na Braud, Steve Harmon, Lonnie Millet, Albert Costama, Timothy Clement, and Coach Allen LeBlanc. HUHi Pete Boudreaux goes up and over. Billy Clements (Far right) gets set for the first lap of the mile relay. ot for a grueling run at the quadruple meet in Thibodeaux. C.H.S. FRESHMAN SQUAD Left to right (Sitting): Jim Hebert. Michael Ellis, Charles Tramonte. Fred Brechtel, Raymond Kron, John Hubert. (Kneeling): Tommy Duncan, Kramer Diel, Darryl Aiello, Raymond Drago, James Richmond, John Long. (Standing): Dale Richard, Jimmy Cangelosi, Nick Cicero, Elmo Dean, Marion Romano, Anthony DeFrances. Al Costanza clears the bar at 5 feet 4 inches. -----------1 440 Yard Relay Team (Leff to right): Daniel D'Amico, Joseph Levoy, Jimmy Holliday and Frank Culotta. C.H.S. CINDERMEN IN ACTION Freshman pole vaulter Dale Richard shows how it's done. A beautiful exchange between Steve Nasca and Larry -d keeps the Bears in the race. a 90 Frank Culotta (Foreground) off and running in 440 yard ref (Left to right) John Long, Elmo Dean, Darryl Aiello, and Jimmy Cangelosi. Jimmy Cangelosi picks up points for C.H.S. on this jump. Kramer Diel in action during the Brother Peter Memorial Track Meet. Taking first place in the Brother Peter Memorial Track Meet was the C.H.S. freshman team under the guidanco of Brother Richard S.C. 91 Left to right (Seated): Tommy Gautreaux, Michael Elder, Bobby Cornea ux, Charles Viverata, J nno, Earnest Robertson. (Second Row): Billy Higgins, Nolan Keller, Lawrence Marino, Frank Polozol irk, Ronald LeJeune. (Standing): Manager O'Neil Rome, John Gourrior, Tommy DeBlanc, Jimmy 1 ete Daxzio, and Coach Ray Coates. Jensen Holliday Second Bate Frank Polozola Catcher Charles Viverata Lett Field — - 1958 CATHOLIC HIGH BASEBALL TEAM Top hitters for the Bears were (Left to right) Bobby Comeaux, Charles Viverata, and Frank Polozola. Manno • d Base Ronald LeJeune Right Field Nolan Keller Pitcher Michael Elder Catcher Lawrence Marino Pitcher Jack Burk Right Field Pete Dazzio Right Field Billy Higgins First Base Joh ier Cor eld John Ribes Pitcher Tommy De Blanc Earnest Robertson Lef‘ F,eld Shortstop 'M Jimmy Poche Pitcher 94 1958 SCOREBOARD L- BOBBY Th f 1 EAUX C.H.S. 4 Lutcher 7 L.S.U. Freshmen 5 Redemptorist 3 L.S.U. Freshmen 2 St. Aloysius 2 Redemptorist 2 Baton Rouge High 8 Istrouma 8 Bogalusa 3 Terrebonne 3 Baton Rouge High 9 St. Francis 0 Istrouma 7 Central 7 Bogalusa 9 Lutcher 5 Terrebonne OPP. 2 8 2 6 5 5 3 10 2 0 ID-14 12 TOMMY GAUTREAUX I Shortstop 3 3 1 • ✓ Left to right (Kneeling): Charles Viverata, John Gourrier. Pete Daizio. (Standing): Tommy DeBlanc, Jack Burk, Lawrence Marino. 95 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET Guests at the head table included mem:; the S.V.A.-C.H.S. Alumni Board. Wives of the coaches gathered at a corner table. (Left to right) Mrs. Wilmer Bennett. Mrs. August Adomitis. Mrs. Allen LeBlanc. an4 Mrs. Ray Coates. 96 ... rv Mural David Russell Voorhies, John Coe, Preston id Lettermen (Left to right) Alvin Dranguet, Wayne Ti t, George Gonzales, Billy Benedetto. Mr. Jimmy Hyn« ted as master of ceremonies and pre'. over the festivities. Principal speaker at the banquet was Father Andrew C. Smith, President of Springhill College. r- Patrick Kennedy presents Maunsel Brousseau with an award for selling the ™°st Bruin booster slips. 97 ■ Brother Conan S.C. presents the ocker Award to Donald Salemi. Lonnie Millet receives the Harder lunner Award from Coach Ray Coates. Coach Ray Coates presents Robert Samaha w'th the Best Lineman trophy. FOOTBALL AWARDS Most Valuable in Football Award goes to Jensen Holliday John Ribes presents an appreciation award to Coach Ray and is presented to him by Honorable Jack Christian, Coates from the baseball team. Mayor-President of Baton Rouge. Football award winners (Left to right) Frank Polozola, Best Sport, Daniel D'Amico, Most Improved Back, Donald Salemi, Best Blocker. Albert Costanza. Most Improved Lineman, Lonnie Millet, Hardest Runner, Jensen Holliday, Most Valuable, Carl Edmonston, Best Spirit, Robert Samaha, Best Lineman, Charles Viverata. Hardest Worker. AWARD WINNERS Jensen Holliday presents Coach Gus Adomitis with an Coach Gus Adomitis awards Ji. ie with the Most appreciation award from the Basketball team. Valuable in Basketball Award. Graduating cheerleaders are (Left to right) Patsy Flanagan, Bowman Baynard, Patsy Danna. lips, Laureen Higgins, and Jim Bob Ourso. Darrell Phil- lost Improved in Basketball Award goes o Bobby Comeaux. Jim Bob Ourso and Marion Becnel receive awards tor selling the most yearbook ads from Mr. Patrick Kennedy. Earnest Robertson accepts the Most Valuable in Baseball Award from Coach Ray Coates. Brother Richard S.C. presents Charles Viverata with Hardest Worker in Football trophy. Brother Virgil S.C. congrati. being named the hardest wor Coach Allen LeBlanc presents Frank Culotta with the Best Runner track award. :te Dazzio for baseball. ball, Jense HoHiday! Mos Valu in oo bal'r 1™ '. J£m®$ Poche' Mosf Va|uabl© in Bask' Football, Earnest Robertson, Most Valuable in Basebi Most Valuable in Track Award is presented to Daniel D'Amico by Coach Gus Adomitis. 'ter Boudreaux ac-ots the Best Spirit Track Award from Coach Wilmer Bennett. (Left to right) Charles Viverata, Frank Polozola and Bobby Comeaux are congratulated by Caoch Coates for being the best hitters on the baseball team. m hs D M Queen of the Key Club Ball, Foy Matthews, with Mr. Joe Marino, President of the Mens Left to right: Linda Goodman, Denise Coignet, Foy Ma Betty Jean Shaffett and Mary Ann Modicut, five finalists in the Miss ity Contest. Brenda Dean of St. Anthony High School arrives for the homecoming festivities. Cheerleaders whoop it up at the night pep meeting before Baton Rouge High game. 104 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AT THE CAPITOL HOUSE I Mrs. John Ribes pours punch for Pete Dazzi inda Pitt- man. No doubt about it, everyone had a great time. about it, the dances after the Bolton ebonne games were real blasts. Members of the homecoming court at the annual homecoming dance. Joining in the festivities were the Terrebonne cheerleaders and drum majorettes. Left to right: Sharon Lemons, Philip Rhorer, Marcelle Martin, Jack Manno are greeted by Mrs. C. A. Dranguet, Mrs. O'Reil Rome and Mrs. James Poche. Queen of the 1959 Ball Foy Matthews with her escort Roger Dornier. KEY CLUB BALL andy. Key Clubbers and their dates dance to the music of the Playboys in the Cypress Room at Mike and Tony's. 108 Frcin : Polozola presents a bouquet of roses to Queen Foy Matthews as Mr. Joe Marino, president of the Men's Club, looks on. (Lett to right) Jimmy Holliday, Jack Burk, Tookie Hendry, Rodney Bourgeois, Mrs. Patrick Kennedy (pouring), Brother Virgil S.C., Mrs. F. B. Voorhies. BAND-BOOSTER DANCE Music for the dance is provided by the Jokers. Sheila Benitez presents an appreciation award to senior booster leader Sharon Babin. Members of the band and booster squad Rock and Roll to the music of the Jokers at their annual dance. Best Br i Award is presented to Russell Voorhies by Brother Virgil Dranguet (Right) looks on. Sharon Kelley (Left) receives an award from booster leader Sharon Babin for being the most spirited booster. Share j-ebin presenting an appreciation award to Brother Virgil from the Booster squad. Catholic High Christmas crib; the work of Brother Laurent and hi sophomores. 112 Vocational Director Brother Donnan telling one of his many jokes to the Juniors. f mil I ■ mi ;} i nun ? ■ 1131 J : ■■■it a ; nan a 5' ■ ■■■I i Si aiiai a [V I mil I L j uni i i mil a ■j’ ■ ■•ill ii S mit i fit, llill I go Mjki «3ror.i3 jgi a? jjjiM 38 II a. 12 313 a Uiigi JUHJBiiuiiM II li a Officers for '59 (Left to right) Mrs. Whitney Amedec (Recording Secretary) Mrs. O'Neil Rome (President) Mrs. C. A. Dranguet (Vice President) Mrs. Lester Pourciau (Treasurer) Mrs. Joseph Nelson (Corresponding Secretary). Missing from picture. Mrs. Clifford Comeaux (Financial Secretary) Monthly meetings are well attended by the rr Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Rome (Left) and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marino pose for the cameraman at the Mothers Club Back to school night. Brother receipt CATHOLIC HIGH MOTHERS' CLUB Interested parents listen to Brother Emile as he discusses the freshman curriculum. Brother Faber outlines his method of grading during parents night. MOTHERS' CLUB PARENTS NIGHT Parents in Brother Carl's biology lab receive a lecture on plant life. After school is Dismissed parents and faculty members are treated to refreshments by the Mothers' Club. Cast far Mothers' Club show Hi Neighbors included tho Sugar Gals, Honey Boy MOTHERS VARIETY Madam Queen (Mrs. John Ribes) and Bill Bailey (Mrs. George Frichter). (Left to right) Merle Martin, Danny Bourgeois, Patsy Flanagan, Faye Richard, Laureen Higgins, and Alice Gianel-loni present the Goofus Dance. (Left to right) Mrs. Alma David, Mrs. Celestine LeJeune, Mrs. Dot Didier, Mrs. Lucy Delatorre, Mrs. Jackie Watkins, and Mrs. Marie D'Amico. Helping with the programs were Pickaninnios Mary Lou Ribes (Left) and Sally D'Amico (Right). Interlocutor (Mrs. George Frichter). Playing to a sellout crowd, Hi Neighbors was a tremendous success. Jo Anne Busse 10 A PERSONALITY CONTESTANTS ■ 119 MOTHERS' CLUB BIRTH DAY PAR Y One of the highlights of the party was the Treasure Chest contest which provio entertainment for all. Caterers for the supper were Mr. John Ribes and Mr. George Frichter. Over two hundred mothers turned out to see that the Mothers' Club twenty-ninth birthday party was a big success. the party were (Left to right) Mrs. Becnel, Mrs. Frank Carroll, organizer it president of the C.H.S. Mothers' nd Mrs. Whitney Aucoin. Come and get it Seeing that the wine decanters are kept full are Brother Virgil, Mrs. George Frichter, and Mrs. John Ribes. Preparing to serve t the new lunchroom a-Mrs. O'Neil Rome, Mrs. Alton Reine, Mr and (In front of cou Mama Langlois. dinner in to right) hn Ribes, farchand, An. J. R. Winner of the Mink Stole at the Mothers' Club birthday party was Mrs. Clarence Chen-ault (Center) being congratulated here by several members of the club. Brother Laurent, S.C., stands by as (Left to right) Mr; Isaminger, Mrs. J. H. Melancon, Mrs. R. J. Cangelosi and M D. Diamio prepare to record Mothers' Club attendance. 122 Past Presidents of the C.H C. Mothers' Club gather around Mrs. Frank Carroll, first president, to cut the cake. C.H.S. MEN'S CLUB .ir-B-Que chicken for the football supper are ;ht) Mr. Prank McDonald, Mr. Anthony Viv-Joe Marino, Mr. Bill Lepine, and Mr. Al Bileci. Men’s Club football supper held at the Lions Club Camp was a big success. Action during the Men’s Club wrestling and boxing show at old Catholic High School gym. id Mr. Prank us meal. - R- h+hd ic, ther Richard 5.O.. lou Jomit'5. MEN'S CLUB barbecue AT U.C.T CAMP As usual Mr. Sam Cang McDonald prepared + You name if, we gof if—Jax, Falsfai qoe n° ° j men 5 . for 5Uf h. -'’n°a One hlb b 'ea'- Me: the alumni, fathers of stu osters and friends of C qh line up to be served. Tre the Men's Club Clyde Did r left) presents Mr. Richard e (Center right) with the fir' club check, as Joe Marino, pres' the Men's Club and Jarr chairman of the 60-40 Club on. 125 MEN'S HORSE Left to right: Mrs. Sam Cangelosi, Mr. differ- Norman, Mr. Sam Cangelosi and Norman August serve the refreshments. John Hendry receiving his award from Margaret Guillory and Leslie Grand. Mr. George Bailey, Director of the Greenwell Springs Youth Riders, is presented with a plaque by Mrs. O’Neil Romo. 126 First place award in the Pleasure Class is presented to Beth Christian by Nick Cappo. Members of the Men's Club collect tickets at Helpin t the show were (Lett to right) Jane Landry, Carol Larny. 9afe « the crowd pours in. Marc uillory, and Janet Borne. Mrs. Whitney Amadee admires the long line of trophies while Mrs. J. R. Grand watches the crowd come in. CONFRATERNITY 0 JUNIORS 128 F SACRED HEART de statue of the ided by confra-onth of October. CONFRATERNITY Alvin Dranguet, Treasurer of the C.S.M.C., presents a check for one hundred dollars to Brother Remigius, S.C., to help support the foreign mis-sions conducted by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart in Africa. Daily rosary before tr Sacred Heart was w ternity members during Preparing to leave for the C.S.M.C. convention at Notre Dame aro (Loft to right) Ronald Gibbens, Michael Graphia, Brother Canisius, S.C., Larry Bahlinger, Claude Garon, Russell Voorhies, Billy Han-naman, Sam Bongiovanni, Riley Gremillion, and Francis Vicknair. - - ■ === — C.S.M.C. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on first Friday brings many visitors to the chapel. One of the major projects of the year is reading at the school for the blind. Mr. W. W. Holmes Jr., President of Holmes Ford, Inc., presents Brother Canisius, S.C., with a check to cover expenses while in Detroit. Sister Mary and Brother Bcrnon look on. CS'M'C All aboard for the C.S.M.C. National Convention at Notre Dame. •ghtinc Russell Voorhies Captain I Jack Manno Jimmy Holliday Claude Garon John Gourrier Tommy DeB La wren; Marino Loon Reymond Mural David Fred Heroman Larry Braud Kramer Diet Louis Bonnecaze : Pete Dazzio Roger Dornier 132 3 SIXTY-NINTH Frank Polozola Tim Clement Jimmy Millet Wayne Ticac Steve Fourrier Bobby Brupbacher 133 CATHOLIC HIGI George Anthony Gonzales DeFrances Ronald Louis Arceneaux Fought Edmond Jack Melancon Burk Francis Vicknair Claude Foster Dickie Hill Joe Miceli Larry Bahlinger Dale Robinson W SCHOOL BAND r A -. n Wayne Ticac . lit Lieutenant M urai D;vid Melvin Pat Bruce Claude Bueche Walsh Pourciau Garon John Herbert Charles Steve Robichaux Isaminger Perilloux Fourrier Leon Lyle John John Reymond Hernandez Hubbs Coe 135 The Catholic High Alma Mater fills the air as the band and boosters display the old 1 during the homecoming festivities. C.H.S. Boos form large footb around band men . who spell out RAY in a tribute to head coach Ray Coates. Homecoming show revolved around a gay-ninety theme. t nthony High, n last April. The bells are ringing For Me and My Gal C.H.S. band entertains the student body of the many schools at which concerts w C.H.S. Boosters form a Wheel of Fortune as the band plays. Carrying out a Gay-Ninety theme were (Left to right) Jane LeFebre, Leonard Soileau, Carolyn Jackson, Tony Templet, Claudette Dugas, James Brown, Betty Brousseau, Doug Brousseau, Frances Pender and Ricky LeFebre. Drum Majorettes for 1958, Left to right: Cheryl Beatty, Lynn Lacey, and Denise Bonnette. Members of the C.H.S. junior band pose with their teacher, Mr. Vincent Trauth. iESJHKA . C.H.S.-S.J.A - Carolyn Acosta Pat Jacob Betty Innes Linda Cain Sharon Kelley Julie Nesbit Carolyn Jacob Gayle Lamothe Mary Barbre Verna Thompson Boverly Bowers Pat May Gay Powers Jackie Hood Frances Brousseau Judy Johnson MU 138 BOOSTERS Linda Blanchard Par Rachal Beth Romo Susie Comeaux Assistant Shoila Bonitox Assistant Sherryl Coleman Joel Girod Judy Prejean Carolo Harris Kathloon McLaughlin Inda Watkins Deeann Ullrich Linda Goodman Johnnie DeArmond Toni Post Arlono Lvles Goorge May Mary Lundin Janice Scardina Kathy Barrett Gwon Foret Joyce Vincinelli Cecilia Selser Marcello Martin Dot Gillis Linda Richardson Nancy Uter Beverly John Carolyn Kloinpoter Nancy Hannaman 139 Boosters take time out for a quick picture at one of the many football games. Band and boosters form a slide trombone as band plays Alexander's Raq Time Band. Now if I had be have tried a field g Brother. ere I would t you agree, Cheerleaders, Jane Landry, Tookie Hendry, Carol Lamy, Nick Dimaio, Valerie Orillion, Fred Heroman and Denise Coignet lead the Bears onto the field. C.H.S. fight song fills the air as band and boosters form an outline of the new Catholic High School buildings. As band renders Strawberry Blond couples in gay-ninety attire dance an entertaining waltz. Paul Hoppe Guy Spital© Claude Garon Larry Braud Anthony Musso Clifford Normand Paul Couvillion Ronnie Domas Tommy Duncan Tommy DcBlanc Joe DoFoe Kramor Diel I t Bobby Brupbacher Evander Morgan Fred Malatesta jit- ' «V JacV Manno Maunsoll Brousscau Nolan Koller Raymond Kron Vivian Gianelloni AMs Roberts James Broussard 142 ’ CLUB Jimmy Holliday Secretary Russell Voorhic Vice President f f —-4 1 f .af- Lawrence Marino Fred Hcroman Johnny Ellis m a a a t a ■m JL. m 1 M- 1 y. f, ii , 1, B fn a til kill 0 1 i « wfgk i , L a V aC jv j ’ i ‘- mmi Y (B ft 5 Tommy Montagnino Pete Dazxio O'Neil Romo Tommy Holliday Henry Amos James Beszborn Richard Busse Bobby Comeaux Jimmy Cangelosi Mark Ott Russell Gauthier George Domas Frank Polozola Robert Theard Alvin Dranguet 143 KEY CLUB BARBECUE 'olozola, Jimmy or action while ss the situation. Russell Voorhies, O’Neil Rome, Poche and Tookie Hendry pr Jensen Holliday and Marion Been Bubby Ribes serves Joseph DeFoe and Coach Ray Coates as Brother Richard looks on in anticipation. Members of the Key Club along with moderator Brother Donald take time out for a picture. Faculty and parents of the Key bers were treated to a feast o cious barbecued chicken. Key Clubbers who represented Catholic High at Pelican Boys' State were (Left to right) Jimmy Poche, Pete Dazzio, Larry Braud, Toolcie Hendry and Jack Manno. 145 Left to right: Tookie Hendry, Russell Voor hies, Jimmy Poche and Jimmy Holliday out line the next Key Club meeting. Brother Ashton speaks to the members of Senior A during Key Club Vocation Week. Key Clubbers Jimmy Holliday, Fred Heroma care of thirsty customers at the C.H.S. baskt Jack Manno take games. Prexy and Veep of the Key Club hang decorations for the ball. Explaining the entrance require ments of Louisiana State University I Law School is Mr. Sam D'Amico, prominent Baton Rouge lawyer I46 BRUIN STAFF Pete Dazzio Assistant Editor Bobby Brupbacher Business Manager George Domas Assistant Editor n n Clarence Chenault Maunsell Brousseau Louis Bonnecaze Paul Millet .Billy Hannaman Jimmy Holliday Riley Gremillion Leon Reymond Tommy Keaty Fred Heroman ■■ Claude Lyle Billy Garon Hernander Babin Jack Joe Alvin Burk n Martin Dranguet Ray Tim Maunsell Arbour Wayne Tie : Clement Brousseau Mural Nick Bobby David Dimaio Brupbachor Jimmy Fred Francis Millet Horoman Viclcnair Jimmy Russoll George Pochc Gauthier Goniales Larry Braud AMETUR COR JESU In I ITU.I ■!! (ikki I« t ••if w uinivti ii ix iMtmi M U£«( X« I  • IX- IW«t I 1 MMIHf l« IX •(  ! « SENIOR RETREAT AT MANRESA A view of t resa Retreat iana, which seniors durin. building at Man-Convent, Louis-Catholic High three-day retreat. Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, Manresa Retreat House. flighting the three y closed retreat is ial fifteen minute priv c visit with Christ in main chapel. Retreatants recite the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary in the afternoon before t CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL DEDICATION Brothers of the Sacred Heart kneel in the school chapel as Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel begins the dedication ceremonies. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul Gauci, Pastor of Sacrco Heart Church, conducts Solemn Benediction in the Seniors serving as altar boys look on as (Lett to right) Monsignor Joseph G. Vath, J.C.L., Vice Chancellor and Secretary to the Archbishop, Rev. Wil-liam Greene, C.H.S., '43, His Excellency The Most Reverend Joseph Francis Rummel and Rev. Thomas C. Gordon kneel before the altar in the Brothers cRapel. SOLEMN Assisting in the ceremonies were the Fourth Degree Knight, of Columbus. Most Reverend Joseph Francis Rummel solemnly blesses the front entrance to the school. Rt. Rev. Herman P. Loh-mann, Pastor of St. Joseph Parish. Rt. Rev. Henry C. Bezou, Archdiocesan S u p e r i n-tendent of Catholic Schools. DEDICATION (Left to right) Monsignor Henry C. Bezou, His Excellency The Most Reverend Archbishop Joseph F. Rum-mel S.T.D., Monsignor Hor-man P. Lohmann, Brother Martin S.C., Provincial. Archbishop Rummel blesses the outside statue of the Sacred Heart. Blessing of the library by His Excellency Joseph Francis Rummel. MISSION RALLY AT STATE CAPITOL Aerial view of the mission rally on the steps of the State Capitol, Mission Sunday C.S.M.C. Crusaders (Left to right) Ronald Gibbens, Sam Bongiovanni, Billy Hannaman, Tyrone Tooley, George Domas and Riley Gremillion. Altar boys from St. Joseph Parish, followed by flagbearers, lead the procession down Third Street. 154 ■'I Children from Catholic grade schools depict the various religious groups that work for the foreign missions. Brothers Hubert and Quintin S.C. accompany the members of Senior A on their march to the capitol grounds. A view of the vast throng who filled the steps of the Capitol. SENIOR CLASS RING CEREMONY First student body Mass is said in honor of Pope Pius XII by Father Lester Lacassagne the senior class ring ceremony. jnction with of 1959 is acred Heart are Brother Distributing rings to the gr. Monsignor Paul Gauci, Paste Church. Assisting Monsignor Hubert and Brother Laurent. 156 Monsignor Gauci and Father Lacassagne conduct the ring ceremony. STUDENT BODY MASS 1. 2. 3. 4. Me: Lac OGRAM FOR RING DISTRIBUTION Consecration to the Sacred Heart and d Virgin. ilk by the priest concerning the ring, its . jlism, its meaning, etc. ; and distribution of class rings, of loyalty by the seniors. Saying the first Mass for the student body of Catholic High is Father Lester Lacassagne, assistant at Sacred Heart Church. of the faculty receive Holy Communion from Father agne. Over three-hundred members of the student body receive Communion at the first Mass. Larry Braud, President of Senior B, honors the Sacred Heart in Brother Virgil's room. ENTHRONEMENT OF THE SACRED HEART IN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Jimmy P .os the Sacred Heart up throne in his homeroom, ior A. Accompanied by Brother Remigius. S.C., Father Lester Lacassagne blesses the statue of the Sacred Heart in the main hallway. 158 Brother Emile enthrone the Sacred Heart in his freshman classroom. Mac Cazedessus leaves his trash detail to Joe Digerolamo Larry Braud leaves his love of school to Mike Monahan Roger Dornier leaves his cool Crop to Fred Malatesta George Gonzales leaves his motorcycle to Mike Frenzel Tookie Hendry leaves his corvette to Fred Heroman Fenton Dornier leaves his razor to Mike Graphia Tommy McGuire leaves his worries and shady deals to Tommy Keaty Tom Spec Ourso leaves his Bantam to Tommy Gautreaux Ronald Henry leaves his Chee Chee Sheets to Ewell Baudin Steva Nasca leaves his swimming pool and crow call to Edward Rhorer Carl Edmonston leaves his fullback slot to Tommy Holliday Albert Costanza leaves his muscles to Tyrone Tooley Philip Rhorer leaves his Lemon to Tommy Harmon Jimmy Holliday leaves his coaching license to Russell Gauthier Johnny Ellis leaves his sun tan to Dale Dupuy Pete Hirschey leaves his elevator shoes to Dale Robinson Jack Manno leaves his political influence to Robert Gonzales Frank Culotta leaves all the school equipment back to the school Pete Dazzio leaves his amazing speed to George Domas Tommy DeBlanc leaves his musical ear to anyone who wants it Charles Viverata leaves a Pack of Winstons to Bobby Lemoine Ronald LeJeune leaves his Hustle to Jay Gianelloni Jimmy Poche leaves his pop gun to Mark Ott Ray Arbour leaves his history reference books to Paul Hoppe Edmond Melancon leaves some blood on the schol ground Bobby Comeaux leaves his problems to any other boy with two girls Guy Spitale leaves his brains to Richard Lemoine Donald Braud leaves his dust rag to Charles Zizzi John Fred Gourrier leaves his first gold record to the world Marion Giammerse leaves his reducing pills to Jasper Lamana Nick Dimaio leaves his megaphone to Louis Fought Edward Reynaud leaves his two year senior class knowledge to Charles Duquano Jimmy Millet leaves the Bruin staff camera to anyone who wants it Alvin Comeaux leaves the Friendly Pack A Sack stores to Joe Martin James LaBauve leaves his Fierceness to James Olsen Frank Polozola leaves his catchers mask to George D'Antoni Lyle Hernandez leaves his band uniform to Larry Bahlinger Tom Halligan leaves his slide rule to Donald Salemi Jerry Harrison leaves one track shoe to James Peltier Russell Voorhies leaves with the Shaft Bobby Brupbacher leaves his address book to Francis Grouchy Senior A leaves a Chip to Brother Faber Senior B leaves a tranquilizer to Brother Hubert Senior C leaves a gross of used deficiency cards to Mr. Kennedy The senior division leaves a few more grey hairs to the faculty The Beta Alphas leave their mark on the school 161 I Coaches Lou Deutschmann, Ray Coates and Gus Adomitis p05 with Brother Remigius at the football Bar-B-Que. Bruin supporters prepare to leave for the C.H.S. - Punish Work? No! Founda-162 tion for the Christmas crib. Placing in the state literary rally at L.S.U. were (Standing) Billy Hannaman, Thomas Couvillion, Thomas Halligan, and Guy Spitale. The Day that the Rains came down. Havoc in the hallway at 2:30. Handyman Max Kaufman on the job as usual. 163 A rare picture. G antino and Donald Salemi on their w carrying books. Seeing that Old Glory is well taken care of are Henry Grace (left) and Tommy Keaty. If Confraternity of Christian Doctrine members (Left to right) Henry Amos, James Dunn, Robert Theard. Thomas Ash. Quentin Pal-goust and Bruce Pourciau. Brother Virgil making last minute preparations for the day's lesson. (Left to right) Mrs. A. R. Hansen, Mrs. Clifford Comeaux, and Mrs. Sam Giammerse. Action on the handball courts draws a crowd of admirers. Miss Personality for 1959 is Toni Ann Modicut. — • Can you put that on my account please, Mrs. Watkins? Rainy Day bull sessions in the hallway. mgmwm Coach Gus Adomitis and Brother R'C ard are all smiles as they ho Wedge Kyes First Place Trophy. 'NDui tua'i !!, J  r ---------------  AH£t CO 1MI CATMOUC MlO MOIHIHV CVU •NCOUIMS M lNNtJ COTTONS HOLSUM  AK(KS ADVERTISEMENTS A Family Owned and Family Operated Business With Over 40 Years of Service to Baton Rouge Here's rich, naturally golden HOME f rgh Energy DELIVEi GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK This Milk Is Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping and Commended by Parents Magazine KLEINPETER FARMS DAIRY deems it a pleasure to furnish the Catholic High faculty and student body Grade A dairy products as delicious and nourishing items on their daily menu. Institutions, hospitals, schools, restaurants, business firms, and private homes in Baton Rouge and its environs receive daiy fresh milk and other dairy products transported in these spotless refrigerated trucks. 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Compliments DI-3-1838 of DI-8-1848 ALESSI'S ORTLIEB PRESS, INC. DRIVE INN BETTER PRINTING North Foster and Florid 109 St. Ferdinand Baton Rouge BEST REGARDS, BRUINS Joe and Doug Rich JENCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Good Luck, Seniors AND GENERAL BUILDING GOODWOOD MAINTENANCE 644 St. Phillip St. ESSO STATION Compliments of MR. G Compliments of AMOS HOUSE OF RECORDS 108 Third Street Dl. 8-6810 182 Compliments of UNION NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Established 1926 KEAN AQUARIUM PRODUCTS Complete Line of Tropical Fish Aquariums—and All Supplies 3185 Govt. Street Phone Dl 8-3627 M S RECORD CENTER MIRROR ROOM Third St. at Florida Baton Rouge's Most Exclusive Cocktail Lounge 3958 Florida St. We get the hits before they hit, and the flops before they flop Owned and Operated by Two Catholic High Graduates Compliments of LOUISIANA COMPANIES COTTON’S HOLSUM BAKERS Insurance Real Estate Mortgage Loans CAFFAREL AUTO SERVICE General Auto Repairing Specializing in Hudson Service Compliments of BAKERS CAFE 2690 Evangelin St. ERNEST CAFFAREL Owner In Tiger Town OLINDE HARDWARE Compliments of Your Hurricane Mower Dealer DUTCH CLEANERS North at 19th 3943 Florida St. BATON ROUGE RENTAL SERVICE Electric Tools . Sales . Rentals . Repairs Circular Saws Sharpened . . . Pittsburgh Paints . . . 5101 Government St. Phone WA 42959 MANNO'S SALES SERVICE Specialists in Outstanding Lawn Mowers and Bicycles F. J. MANNO AND SON Owners and Managers 1700 Government St. Baton Rouge, La. Dial Dl 3-3775 and Dl 3-4932 GOODWOOD DRUG STORE 712 Jefferson Hwy. Phone WA 4-1326 POWELL-MOISE SCHOOL OF DANCING 1108 Main Street MODERN KITCHENS of BATON ROUGE. INC. 666 Jefferson Hwy. WA 4-2134 ADAM J. LANEHART S' Painting Contractor 1811 America St. Baton Rouge, La. Phone D Compliments of C. G. RESTAURANT AND CAFE 4106 Government St. CODY'S SHOE SHOP 3346 Highland Rd. Dl 2 MARCELLA HOLLOWAY Upholsterinq and Sewing of All Kinds. Phone EL 5-6605 Compliments of LOBDELL HARDWARE Compliments of OGDEN PARK DRUGS FOSTER DRIVE SHOE STC Shoes for the Whole Far 2075 North Foster Drive PACE'S HAIR STYLING Center of Baton Rouge Always First in Fashion 3658 Govt. St. Dl 4-3764 Compliments of TIGER LOUNGE 2373 Highland Road Anthony Drago (Owner, Filled With Dated Drugs MAXWELL DRUGS 3357 Highland Road Dl 3-3481 Compliments of FRANK PEABODY'S ESSO SL Compliments of SANDWICH ISLE Compliments of WARREN ZUELKE G. N. GONZALES MOTORS Baton Rouge, La. 12t-.j on WXOK EDWARDS' ORANGE BOWL I. S. U. North Goto Baton Rouge. La. Party Sandwich Tol. 4-3419 Party Punch Phono 3 4973 MOTHER GOOSE SHOP Infants' and Children's Wear 4982 Government St. Baton Rouge, La. Courtesy—Service—Satisfaction Corner ESSO Service ( €S$0 ) R. L. Lo Savio, Owner Phone Dl 3-9770 Mil North Blvd. Phone 2-5373 OWL DRUG STORE Quick Delivery 1314 N. Boulevard Baton Rouge, La. DAVID K. BAHLINGER Office Phone: 3-8358—Residence 2-9866 307 Louisiana Nat'l Bank Bldg. Baton Rouge, Louisiana FRED NACOL, Jeweler ■ 230—3rd Street Baton Rouge, La. Di-8-2361 Member American Gemological Society Compliments of THE TELA-COVA CO. OF LA.. INC. REYNOLDS BUILDING MATERIAL CO., INC. ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS 3535 Plank Road 720 Hearthstone Dr. Baton Rouge, La. FAIR-BELS DRUG STORE BROOKS 5 10 R. A. Bryant, R.Ph. We Deliver 4235 Perkins Road 1748 N. 33rd Ph. DI45053 Baton Rouge, Louisiana BERDON HARDWARE AND PAINT CO. Paints, General Hardware, Sporting Goods, Radios and Furniture Compliments of NEINS HOME LAUNDRY BONGI'S GRO. MKT. 1260 South 13th St. Compliments of MULE SKINNER Phone Dl 2-6033 Lexington, Mississippi McCANTS REALTOR W. D. McCants, Owner 114-116 North llth Street Phone Dl 4-4727 HERNANDEZ ICE, INC. Open 24 Hours 6608 Scenic Highway Phone EL 5-6748 Compliments of DIDEE'S RESTAURANT DOROTHY LANE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 12th Street at North Boulevard 4854 Government St. Catering a Specialty Phone Wa 4-3520 O'NEILLS MUSIC HOUSE 2333 Florida Blvd. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Compliments of LEROY AUCOIN SIGNS 4158 Government Street Phone Dl 4-9254 GOUDEAU-HUEY PAINT AND HARDWARE CO. 3536 Plank Road EL 5-2541 PAT'S GRO. MKT. 3918 Sherwood Drive Phone EL 7-6722 We Sell Fancy Western Meats Compliments of CALANDRO'S SUPERETTE 4142 Government St. BILL LEDET AUTO SERVICE Specializing in Motor Tune-Ups—Brakes—Starting Lighting—Ignition—General Repairs JOHNNIE CLARKS SEAFOOD HOUSE Good Luck, Seniors 3615 Plank Road Phone EL 5-5489 CLEVES BARBER SHOP BEN PEABODY Atlas Tires—Batteries Fishing—Hunting Supplies 3452 Scenic Hwy. Compliments of AMANDA'S FRENCHIE'S LET'S EAT 1201 North Blvd. JUBAN LUMBER COMPANY The Working Man's Eating Place 3656 Plank Road Q?ood rood Phone EL 5-2571 185 Compliments of CAPITOL TOMATO COMPANY, INC. J. T. DOIRON, INC. REALTOR Sales—Rentals Property Management Appraisals 620 Florida Street KERR’S LAWN MOWER CENTER Authorized Clinton—Lauson—Wisconsin Dealer 2615 AIRLINE HWY. EL 7-1716 KADAIR'S CAMERA HC Evervthina Photoaraohic for Professional and Amateur Photo Finishing—Repairs and R 3958 Florida St. Dl 3-34 GUS’S HARDWARE Mound City Paints Foot of Perkins Road Overpass Phone Dl 4-7471 LAMANA’S GROCERY MA Frozen Foods—Poultry Hardware 2504 North St. Phone Dl 3 Phone Dl 2-5666 ANDREWS REXALL DRUGS 3384 Government St. Baton Rouge, La. BILLY’S FLOWERLAND Fantasy in Flowers Owner, Billy Heroman Phone Dl 2-0682 3935 Perkin LEE ROY FRANTON Realtor—Insurance 3320 Plank Road Phone EL 5-6681 Compliments of DIXIE TV SERVICE CO. Phone Dl 3-6475 701 Myrtle Street Baton Rouge, La. For Rent—Formals for All Occasions Induding Accessories CHENEVERT'S 1060 Florida Street Phone Dl 3-1598 BOSTON SHOE STORE 356 Third Street Baton Rouge, La. Compliments of CAPITAL FURNITURE STORE 600 Main Street Compliments of TIP BLOUIN Compliments of MUSIC MART Compliments of FAIRFIELDS CLEANERS 186 CHARLES CAMBRE'S CENTER SERVICE 1256 Scenic Highway Phone Dl 8-2746 ROBERT'S CcSSOj SERVICE 3825 Perkins Road Phone Dl 4-9438 Compliments of HENNIGAN'S BARBER SHOP N. Acadian Thruway Phone EL 7-1420 Compliments of ROUGON'S DRUG STORE Myrtle at S. 18th Street Phone Dl 3-7414 DOYLE'S REPAIR WORKS General Auto Repair . Body and Fender Work—24 Hour Wrecker Service—246 So. 14th St.—Phone Dl 3-2088—DI2-9915. BRYAN'S DRUG STORE REDFIELD BRYAN. Owner 1608 Main St., Phone Dl 3-9521, Baton Rouge. La. MIDDLETON'S DRUG STORE We Deliver—Phone EL 7-1471 Next to Your Doctor—Your Druggist 2065 Plank Road Baton Rouge, La. SCIMECA'S ESSO STATION Washing—Lubrication—Tire Service Atlas Tires—Accessories—Fishing Tackle Phone EL 5-1486 4125 Plank Rd. FRUIT EXCHANGE. INC. We Specialize in Mickey's Quality Tomatoes 100 Government St. Phone Dl 2-4744 MESE fsSO STATION Phone X Au y Di 33924 2504 Government Street Compliments of BOGAN AGENCY. INC. Insurance Since 1919 1001 Main St. Di 4-0462 GOODWOOD BARBER SHOP Two Barbers Corner of Capital Hts. and Jefferson Hy. SNELL'S 3758 Florida Street Baton Rouge, La. NEWMAN BRIDGES ESSO SERVICE Dickens 8-3311 f CSSO) Florida St. at 14th Baton Rouge, La BATON ROUGE BLUE PRINT AND SUPPLY CO. Exclusive K 4 E Distributor 207 St. Ferdinand Dl 2-2208 BATON ROUGE. LA. HARRELL-HANNAMAN LETTER SHOP 133 Main Street Baton Rouge, La. Mimeographing Multigraphing LIONEL DAVIS ESSO SERVICENTER 1254 Highland Road Building Specialties J. PAUL SMITH CO., INC. 1604 North 21st St. Dl 8-5741 For the Best in Construction Equipment Call R. T. KLEINPETER. Sales Representative SOUTHERN EQUIPMENT AND TRACTOR BEN HICKMAN ESSO SERVICENTER 1575 Nicholson Dr. Dl 2-3487 PLEASE a Patronize the friends of Catholic High listed in the preceding pages. Their donations have made this book possible. We shall deeply ap-preciate any business our readers can direct toward these friends of t ours who have been so kind and generous to us. ■ Compliments of MR. G'S REPAIR SHOP BATON ROUGE EMPLOYMENT SERV l Oldest Private Employment Service in Bator. F. Two Locations to Servo You 207 North 4th St. 4007 Plank Road Compliments of STEVE'S GROCERY AND MARKET 3602 North St. Phone Dl 3-6514 HEROMAN FLORIST Flowers for All Occasions Serving the People of Baton Rouge Since 1878 364 Main St. Dl 4-044; Compliments of AL HEROMAN AGENCY Compliments of CLASS OF 1952 CATHOLIC HIGH We Build We Serve ;-b BOOSTERS Ethel Holloway Jim Babin Hayward Price Esso Frank Toupes Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Defoe Jimmy Keller Claitors Book Store Mr. Norris Cleaver John Potts Sam E. 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