Holy Cross High School - Tiger Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

u X 1 THE 1957 TIGER S IIXRUI Il FRINKIGID l-1 :tor X XRD NXPIN I' tmt lwh jUllN HXICIHDIN ru NII1 I u IIN un W KHRPN ll NPI u llll U F H U L Y C R U .' S INNENV ORLEANS , ' f . Il' EIN' 'I QI. ,basis-1 2'iur XLXN RUIFHHI.. xiiiiliilll lfclitor .'. X 'st l,lf. 'fl Wlll,l.l'I'l'. IS Q -ss Ha 1 M I' I.. ll sim-me Hz 1 N Christian education takes in the whole aggregate o f human life, physical and spiritual, intellectual and moral, individ- ual, domestic and social, not with a view of reducing it in any way, but in order to elevate, regulate and perfect it, in accord- ance with the example and teaching of Christ. -Pope Pius Xl. Christian Education of Youth PIRITUAL D E V E L P M E N T Holy Cross offers its students daily oppor- tunities for spiritual development. The school is privileged to have two chapels on the campus where the Blessed Sacrament is ever ready to he adored. From the Morning Offering said in the first period class until the Act of Contrition at the close of school, students are made aware of their Christian education. Religion classes offer them a spe- cial knowledge toward spiritual advance- ment. The annual retreat, confessions, and weekly Friday devotions are practical steps to a growth in virtue. A beautiful grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes offers a peaceful and convenient place for a fervent devotion to Mary. The Christian student takes advantage of these many opportunities for his spiritual development. -MM 1 2 'r sn TN TELLECTUAL E ELOPME 'l'l1mu51l1 llw Inlunm-ml l'lll'l'l1'lIllllll. llml' brow slllllt'lIla nun t'XIN'I'll'lll'Q' llltvllc-vlllail ll:-wlupnm-Ill. :M young rllltlvlllr. llwy lla Llll l'lilN5l'N lll llll' l.UXNl'l' 5l'll0Ul lllll lill- mm-wl to llu- l ppm' N-lmnl upon re'1u'l1ll151 ilu- ll'lllll grgulv. 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I .. ..:. 4 :,, A. M K4 '7 v DEDICATED TO BROTHER SIDNE1 C 5 C We dedlcate thu: 19.37 edmon o the TICER to Brother Sidney Hallzgan C S f' , Qecretary Treasurer and Teach er For 01 er mne years Brother qzdnev has dlvlded hue time betueen keepmg accounts handlmg detatls of the manv school actu :tres that are centered lll hzs o ce, and teaching a course m Clerlcal Practzce Hrs years o seruce have been an zmportant part m the progress o Holy lross Wlth thas dedlcatzon ue auch to express our appreczatzon or the datlv duties he has so generously performed V 1 1 ,7 1 , I C C p, . f p fp p p , . . u 7 ,.' 9 EA N tus A ,'. . l 1 f fl CUL BROTHER REINALD DURAN. C.S.C. BROTHER REINALD DURAN, C.S.C. HEADMASTER Brother Heinald Duran, C.S.C., is now com- pleting his second year as Headmaster of Holy Cross. Under his distinguished leadership, countless improvements have been made for the benefit of the students. This year, Brother Reinald revised the cur- ruculum with great wisdom and forethought. He has improved the physical structure of the campus for greater facilities to the benefit of all. Recently, Brother initiated a new informa- tional prcgram of lectures for seniors on tho major professions. This is but another example of his interest in the future of Holy Cross stu' dents. A clear understanding of Brother Reinalcls work as Headmaster must also take into con- sideration his round-the-clock duties since Holy Cross is likewise a resident school. He is frequently called upon to handle matters long after the regular dismissal bell has rung. BROTHER SALVATOR ESPOSITO, C.S.C. ASSISTANT HEADMASTER DIRECTOR OF STUDIES REV. PATRICK HAGGERTY, C.S.C. C1-IAPLAIN REV. DONALD MacGREGOR, C.S.C ASSISTANT cx-IAPLAIN TIHIIE AIDMXIINIISTIRXSUVIION Brother Andre Lechtenherg C S C Brother Cornelxus Corcoran C S C DIFQLTOI' of the U5 per SQhccl Dxrentcr of the Lower School ki as aff Brother Terence Haas C S C Brother Sxdney Halllgan CS C Brother Titus Eppley C S C Prefect of DISCIQIIDEE Secretary Treasurer Purchasmq Agent 1... ,... 1... 1..- f-. Fits! Row: BROTHER WENDEI. ADAM. C.S.C. Biology, lVldlllE'ITl5l1CS, Prefeft MR. FRANK BARCHARD English, Sorial Studies 4 ff Second Rowgl . BROTHER EDWARD BOYLE. . . Social Studies, Pretec! MR. LOUIS D. BERNOUDY Mathematics Third Row: BROTHER GILBERT BURKE, C.S.C. English, History BROTHER PATRICK CAIN. C.S.C. Enqlish, Religion Fourth Row: MR. ROLAND CONSTANTIN History, l-lesltli BROTHER CORNELIUS CORCORAN. C.S.C. Ccnimerqo Religion Tl-IHE IFACUILTY T H 1E VFACUIIUVY First Row: MR. RICHARD CROSBY English, Physical Eduraticn BROTHER DANIEL DURIG. C.S.C. I-7if1tiii.iri Second Row: BROTH Third Row: Si Ami MR. THOMAS EARLY Civics ER RICHARD EMGE. C.S.C. Matiiemiitiss Fngiisii , 1 7 A 1 iw? C5 c MR. IOSEPH ERNST Studies, Physi-id. Eduudtlwii BROTHER SALVATOR ESPOSITO, C.S.C. I, OIIIIIIEIVG, Scmiiii Studies A First Row: BROTHER TERENCE HAAS, C.S.C. Religion BROTHER GERARD HAGEMANN. C.S.C. English Second Row: REV. PATRICK HAGGERTY. C.S.C. Reliqlon MR. EDWARD HEADER Sclvml Studies, Physl-'al Ed ation Third Row: BROTHER RONALD HEIN. CRC. Physics, Mathematics, Prefer. BROTHER TIMOTHY HICKEY, C.SJ. Svlffnre, Health, Prefef-l Fourth Row: BROTHER VINCENT HINDERSCHIED. C.S.C. Mathemalics BRUTHER VINCENT DE PAUL HUIAR. C.S.C. Latin, Pxafewl T IHI IE IF A C UI IL lf Y THIE HXCUIILTY I lf: I .K I First Row: BROTHER ALBERT KERN, C.S.C. Pmtewt, Assistant T1 easurer BROTHER SYLVESTER KRUS. C.S.C. Soilal Studies, Enqhsh Second Row: DR. I. BROWNE LaROSE. IR. S-ihccl Phystrinn BROTHER ANDRE LECHTENBERG, C.S.C Chemtstry Third Row: BROTHER EDWARD LEE, C.S.C. General Siience, T.f.1therna!1:s BROTHER HILARY LUX, C.S.C. Corunnefr 'Q First Row: MR. THOMAS MATHENY Spfrefli, Dc-hating BROTHER ANTON MATTINGLY, C.S.C. English, Spanish Second Row: BROTHER CELESTIS MUELLER. C.S.C. English, History, Prefe-ct BROTHER ROBERTO MULLER. C.S.C. Latin, English Third Ro 941 BROTHER THOMAS MULRYAN, C.S.C. Science, Religion BROTHER IEREMIAH MYSLIWIEC. C.S.C. Religion, Librarian Fcurlh Row: BROTHER MALCOLM O'NEII., C.S.C. Commerce, English BROTHER MELCHIOR POLOWY, C.S.C. Religion, Health ll-IIIE IW-Xiilllllll-Y TH-It IE IFAQU ILT Y First Row: BROTHER ROMUALD SAI-IM. C.S.C. Mathematics BROTHER FLORENCE SIMON. C.S.C. Cafeteria Second Row: BROTHER M, JOSEPH SIOK, C.S.C. Maintenance Engineer MR. EDWARD TUOHY Scfiial Studies, Piiysisal Eduvation Third Row: BROTHER FRANCIS BORGIA WOEHLER, C.S.C French, Social Studies MRS. LLOYD BOESCH Cafeteria Manager CLASSES ll-HIE SIENHCPR QILASS Senior Class elected for its ottivers, seated, left, Robert Blais, treasurer, Donald Ballard, president. Standing, lett, Fred Trasclier, secretary and Edward Wedge, vice-prc sident. -lf 17,-Q t r ii. 'W ' First Row: STEPHEN A. ARCENEAUX, 1240 Lesseps Si. EUGENE L, BAKER, 925 Angels St., Aralli, La., F.B.L.A., 4, Scholastic Monogram, 3, 4. Second Row: DONALD L. BALLARD, 422 St. Maurice St., Sodality, 45 Secre tary, 45 Honor Society, 4, Varsity Football, 47 Captain, 47 Varsity Wrestling, 3. IOHN C, BARICHIVICH, l6l5 Evelina St., Glee Club, 4 years Third Row: IOHN B. BARROIS, 1625 Congress, Debating Society, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Honor Society, 4, Student Activity Council, 4: Treasurer, 45 TIGER Staft, 4: Draftsman, 4 years. DAVID L. BEACH, 305 Magnolia Drive, Metairie, La., Debat- inq Society, 4: F.B.L.A., 3, 4, Inter American Circle, 37 Var- sity Wrestlinq, 2, 3, 4. Fzrst Row GERALD B RER EGEAY 500 Zlnnlx S1 ll L T1 ndflyoure, FBLA 4 V1IS1lYTIilC 3 EUGENE R BLAIS 5451 R0y11S1 EBL A 4 Ilonor SO lety 4 Presrdent 4 Class Treasurer 4 Sahel sn Mrwnoqram 3 4 Varsxty B se-Rall 3 VBISITY Wresllmg 1 Gold Medal fc Re11q1on .5 ELMO IN: BLAIZE Vkeeks, Island L1 In er Aznerl m Clrcle 3 4 Draruan s 4 astra' Mon qrxm 2 Second Row WILLIAM H BOSTIEK 1423 Pmlme St r B L A 4 S Poles nc Monogram 3 MILTON I BRECRTEL 3136 Royal S' FBLA 3 V rs y Vvrestlmfl 1 ALBERT L BROWN 1039 Iflwmt St T er Bmd 1 2 A slstant Drum M Jer 4 B Ilenn Staff 4 FB 4 u 4 yr Us D num Q S 11611511 Mono ram TIGER Si xH 3 4 Vxreny V rfstllnz 4 TERRELLI BRUNEI' 2518 N Culfw St FBLA 4 V14 ,I 0111111 3 4 V rs Wresllmq 4 yc xrs L xplnn 4 Thxrd Row MAURICE E EUR H JP 6O5Har1nq Axe I4 nn ahty 1 Z A A Y 1 V1 ePresme G e nlxsn nr n n V1 4 Wrnstllniy 1 4 W RREN1 CADARO 2771 I tra S1 TQ r Band 1 LA 3 4 ee as 4 V fa lc 1 RUSSELL I CALLEIN 1829 Fren lnrnen S1 S 1' 11 n gram 1 Stuclen' A truly curl 1 3 PATRICK I CTANTFFLLE 503 S vern A e llc 1 L Tuerlimd 1 Q FBLA 1 ' : C1 IJ, 'er 5 If r 15, 45 u ff 'C ' q , 1, 27 . I C , ' I ' 1 ,, ff-mixie, H.: frm I I l Q 1' 1 lL',f 1 5 Q Ba -,ft .,5 Q' .v,f,4. ' 'I' 'H ' ' J V K ' . h 4, Fe f 5 , 5 Varsxty Tmfk, 4 ye.xrs5 Qdpldlll, 45 K1 ny I ' , 7 , , J 'a 1' K 5 , R 1 'V L ' ' 7 ' 5 L, , 5 ' ' V, 5 . I - : 3' I A rd . C.. g ',-L ' . .C , ' . f , r ., neu' 'e, Ln , , 5 -F 5 ' Sod ' 5 , .7 PEL. ., 47 fee m 4: 111 Cnr, RQBERT E BQISDQREV 2139 FMU,-5 St.: ffgll,-A., 47 S5h,,1. 4 years, Treasurer, 4: In'er Anxeriwan Cin-le, 35 1Um:n'lt1 , j QA 5 I 1 45 Schc f Mr- ,fr 11 1 45 ViiIS11Y Trafk, 2, 3, 45 fr.'1'y : AV I ,I I A , 1, 'w'l1T11 .1 1 e 4 , 5 if: . er , C' ' . .5 T. . . ., 5 i , ' - EB. . ., , 5 G1 Club, 4' Varsity B Icetleall, 3, 5 arsny ' , , Tr C , Z, 4. , rl 5 S., . . . ., 5 an it . I J Q. - .5 C'.C1riS'lf :- ' ' K, , , 5 , . 5' C ' 1, A 1' , , , 5, 5, -, , , , S, . ,L .' ., , ., V1 mln. if ' , 7 L1 ' , , 5 . ,L.A., 5 Glef- I.. ' 5 I 7 A - - -I W First Row: IAMES T. CAPRETZ, 220 E. Moral.es, Chalmette, La.5 Bulle- tin Staff, 45 Sodality Society, 3, 45 Vice-President, 45 Debat- ing Society, 45 Honor Society, 3, 45 Inter American Circle, 4: Class Treasurer, 35 Scholastic Monogram, 4 years5 Student Activity Council, l, 2, 35 Manager, 2. PAUL K. CARACCIOLI, 4611 St. Anthony Ave.5 Varsity Track, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football, 3, 4. Second Row: LAWRENCE A. CARUSO, 606 Caftin Ave. EDUARDO A. CHAI-HN, San Salvador, El Salvador, Bulletin Staff, 35 F.B.I..A., 3, 45 Glee Club, 1, 45 lnter American Circle, l, 2, 45 President, 45 Knights of the Altar, 4 years5 Student Activity Council, 45 Art Club, 45 Iunior Academy of Science, 4. Third Row: DARRYL R. CHAMPAGNE, 822 Poland Ave.5 F.B.L.A., 4. ROBERT I, CHIASSON, 706 Pallet St., Harvey, La.5 Bulletin Staff, 45 F.B.L.A., 45 TIGER Staff, 35 Illustrator, 35 Varsity Wrestling, 4 years5 Captain, 45 Outstanding Wrestler, 2, 35 Art Club, 4. Fu-st Bow RICHARDI DALLIMORE 27471asm1neSt FBLA 4 Class PAUL A DOURS 1802 Musto St Srholastrb Monogram 2 OHICQ 3 Scholastrc Monogram 1 2 Varstty Football 3 4 LLOYDI ENGERAN 8238 Sycamore SI BLA 3 4 Im VafS1lYTf5Ck 2 3 4 Amerrcan Clrcle 1 2 Scholastlc Monogram 4 Student AC WILLIAM A DAZET Buras La Bulletm Staff 4 Musx Reporter 4 FBLA 2 3 Treasurer 3 Glee Club 4 years Prestdent 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Scholastm Monogram 3 4 EUGENE R DESORMEAUX 447 Frlscovllle Ave Bulletln Scholastlc Monogram 2 TIGER Staff 3 Dramattcs 2 Debat mg Soctety 3 ROY M DEUTSCHMANN 4210 lames Lane FBLA 3 4 Vars1ty Baseball 3 4 Varslty Football 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Varsrty Track 2 3 4 t1v1ty Councrl 1 Varsrty Baseball 4 Varstty Basketball 2 3 4 Varsxty Track 2 3 4 Thlrd Row TANZLEY L ERRIS 1024 Andry St F B L A 3 4 ANTHONYI FASULLO 1432 St Phllxp St Student Actrvxty Councll 2 CLARENCE S FRANCIS 921 Andry S1 Class OHICG 3 Vars1ty Football 3 Draftsman 1 2 3 Manager 2 Second Row HAROLD 1 FRISARD IR 7914 Chef Menteur Hwy Bulle AUGUSTC D1EC1DUE 623OM h St Staff 2 3 4 Ass1stantEd1tor 4 rBLA 4 Hon QFUP lb Socrety 4 Class Offrce 4 Scholastlc Monogram I 4 Stu CLARENCE H DOLESE 1516 Tngon St I get B nd 1 2 dent AC1lV11YCOUUC1l 4 TIGER Staff 4 Edltor 4 .. C 'l'7 I : - 1 . , .:F....,,7 GI Staff, 3, 4g Soclality, 3, 45 F.B.L.A., 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 ' 1 I tin , , , : ' ' , : E. . . ., 5 or . , ,g '14 d . , . 'I I 'I ' 7 1 7 l f . 23 TVIHIIE SIENIIKOR CLASS First Row: NORBERT T. GALIVAN, 1426 Burgundy Sl.: Scholastic Mono- gram, l, 2. IOSE C. GAMBOA, 931 Barracks St.7 Bulletin Staff, 2, 3, 47 Editorialist, 37 Assistant Editor, 47 Sodality, 3, 47 Debating Society, 3, 47 Secretary, 47 F.B.L.A., 47 Glee Club, 2, 3, 47 Honor Society, 3, 47 Inter American Circle, 47 Vice-President, 47 Drarnatics, 47 Class Office, 37 Scholastic Monogram, 4 years7 Student Activity Council, 47 Vice-President, 47 TIGER Staff, 37 Varsity Wrestling, 47 Draftsman, 37 Junior Academy of Science, 4: Hilites, 4, Second Row: IAMES D. GEBHARDT, 2222 lefferson Ave.7 Bulletin Staff, 37 F,B.L.A., 47 Dramatics, 47 TIGER Staff, 4, MELVYN C, GELPI, 6350 Louis Xlvf F.B,L.A., 47 Class Of-tice, 47 Varsity Wrestling, 4 years. Third Row: LEE I. GONZALES, 8826 Nelson St.7 Glee Cluh, 4 yearsp Vice-President, 47 Varsity Wrestling, l. CLIFFORD GREEN, 4476 Lafaye St., Bulletin Staff, 47 Sports Editor, 47 E.B.L.A., 3, 47 Secretary, 47 Glee Club, 2, 3, 47 Scholastic Monogram, 47 TIGER Staff, 27 Varsity Football. 2 737 Varsity Track, l, 2, 37 Varsity Wrestling, l, 2, 37 Ben- gal Staff, l, 27 Editor, 27 B-Football Coach, 4. Fxrst Row CARL T GUICHARD 150 26th St FBL A 4 Student Ac t1v1ty Councrl 3 Varsrty Track l LESTER P GUILLOT l225 France St F B L A 4 ROBERTl GUIZERIX 6443 Canal Blvd FBLA 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Secretary 4 Kmqhts cf 1119 Altar 4 years Presrdent 2 Class Offlce 3 4 Scholasttc Monoqram 4 years Varsuy Truck 3 4 lunror Acrdemy of Scrence 4 RAULI GUTIERREZ 328 Rosa Ave lwetame La Txqer Band l 2 3 Second Row SllVlON A HAYDEL IR 2533 Verbenr St FBLA 4 EMILE L HEBERT IR 4528 S Saratoqa St FBLA 4 Varsrty Wrestlrnq 2 3 ALLEN W HEINTZ 1802 Franklln Ave Trqer Band 4 years Sergeant 3 Captam 4 FBLA 4 Varsrty Track 3 GORDON A IEANSONNE 934 Crty Park Ave Glee Club 2 Third Row ROBERTI IENEVEIN 1611 France St FBLA 4 Varsrty Track 3 Mechan1calDraw1nq 4 IOHN K IOHNSON Montevrcleo Uruquxy Bulletrn Staff 4 FBLA 4 Glee Club l Inter Amerrcan Crrcle 1 2 Class Of'f1cer 3 4 Scholastrc Monoqram 4 years Student Actrvrty Councrl 2 Varsrty Track 2 3 4 Draftsmen 3 4 lumor Academy of Scrence 4 Track Captarn 4 ROBERT H IOHNSON 539 Napoleon Ave FBLA 4 RICHARD P KELT 2307 Sere St Honor SOC19lY 4 Vlce Presrdent 4 Scholastrc Monogram 1 2 4 Varsrty Base ball 2 3 4 Varstty Basketball 2 3 4 Captain 4 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varsrty Track 2 3 4 . ' g . , ' .: ' , : . : ' . : . , - -, : ' . . , , ,Z ., 7 '- z ' 4 , , : ' C ' , I . 1 H . ., Secretary, 45 Golf, 4 years. ' ' ' C ' ' : -, J , : , , : 4 I I ' I - . 1 , 1 - ' ' . ' . . , . ,,,, , , , , : ' . - . , .5 . .. ., . . . -5 ' . 7 ' f ' ' , , . , , 1 ' , f , . First Row: GARIEL 1. KlNG, 5205 N. Rampart St., Tiger Band, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Wrestling, 2. NVILLIAM P, KITTO, 4522 N. Robertson St., F,B.L.A., 4, Draftsman, 3. Second Row: IEPTHA S. KOLB, 1311 Valrnont St., Cheerleader, 4 years: P.B.L.A., 2. 3, 4, Chapter President, 3, State President and National Vice-President, 4, Class Office, 1, Scholastic Mono- gram, 3, Student Activity Council, 3, President, 3, Varsity W'rest1inq, 1, 2, 3. HERBERT L. LACASSAGNE, 2230 Montreal St., F.B.1...A., 3, 4: President, 4, Honor Society, 4, Treasurer, 4, Drarnatics, 4 years, Secretary, 3, Class Office, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Scholase tic Monogram, 2, 4, Student Activity Council, 1, 2, TIGER start, 3, 4, Sports Editor, 4, Varsity Football, 4 years, Varsity Track, 4 years, Varsity Wrestling, 2, 3, 1-lilites, 3, 4: Captain Track, 4. Third Row: IOHN X. LAMARQUE. IR., 3610 Mariqny St., Sodality, 4, F.B.1...A., 4. RAYMOND D. LAMBERT, 250 Bonnabel Blvd., Metairie, La., Tiger Band, 3, F.B.L.A., 3, 4. Furs! How EMILE L LARA 6008 Chartres St URBAN G LARROQUE IR 3931 MQFarland St FBLA 4 Vars1tyTraL1c 4years 11ars1tyWreStl1n 1 HAROLD M LARTER 1R 3616 N Derlwlgny S1 FBLA 4 ROBERT 1 LEDET 2353 Rousseau St Trqer Band 4 years FBLA 4 Scholastr Moncgram 3 Second Row DONALD H LEMAY 3018 Annumrau n St FBLA 4 Varsrty Track 2 Varsity Football 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 1FROME C LUKINOVICH 4212 St Claude Auf GERALD A LYONS 3747 Apaehe St FBLA 4 Ser 115 11LMOHOQ11m 1 2 4 Varsrty Wrestlmq 2 3 4 Gc1dMeda1 BERNARD1 MARLBROUGH 2312 S re St FBLA 4 Third How ELMER I MARSH 7708 Rrchard St Delatmg So 1ety 1 FBLA 4 Scho1ast1cMonoqrarn 3 IOHN L MCCARROLL 2210 Iera St LBLA 4 Vrrsrty FREDERLK L MER IER 1729 France St Suhr. astr Mona, qram 1 2 Varslty Basketball 3 4HC1ub 1 2 LESTER1 MILLET IR Reserve La Bu elm Slit 4 FBLA 4 Honor Socrety 4 S holastrg lvonoqrarn 1 4 TIGER Staff 4 Busrnoss Manager 4 Draftsman 2 3 4 ALademyofSQ1ence 4 Treasurer 4 I ' : 1 1 1 1 7 ' - l 1 1 I 7 1 K 1 l. , , e ,p 1 , . ,, , 1 ' -- , 7 ' ' b Wrestling, 47 Captain, 47 4-H Club, 1, 2. 5 C , C 1 .' ' 1' '- V 1 7 ' 1 1 1 J ' ' 1 1 , , ., , .7 11 tf , q . . . 1, 3 ' , 7 C 1' 1 1 , 5 1 , , .7 . . . ., 7 'lor - ' 'I 1 I - 1 . 27 TIHIIE SIENIIOR CLASS First Row: IOSEPH A. MONIURE, 3403 Burgundy Sty Scholastic Mono- gram, 1, 47 Varsity Track, 1, 2. HAROLD W. O'BRlEN, l503 Pauline St. Second Row: JOHN R. OHLENFORST, Box 418, Hayes Blvd., Scholastic Monogram, 2, 45 Varsity Football, 3, Varsity Wrestling, 4 years. ROY G. PETRIE, 4601 Painters Sty Sodality, l, 25 F.B.L.A., 4. Third Row: MALCOLM V. PHILLIPS, I638 Tennessee St.: Tiger Band, 4 years: Second Lieutenant, 41 Scholastic Monogram, 2. ANDREW I. PINCON, 3316 Maqazirie St.: F.B.L,A., 4. Fust Row ANTHONY1 PIZZOLATO 5111 Arts S1 FBLA 4 Schol asuc Monoqrarn 4 years CARL M PLESCIA 1440 New York S1 E B L A 4 Qdwlrs uc Monogram 2 STANLEY 1 POURCIAU 1337 Paullne S1 V irsrty Basketball 3 4 Varsrty Track 2 4 LEONARD D PRATHER 2419 Son1atS1 Sodahty 1 Varsny Second How ANTHONY H PRATTINI 6919 Dorlan S1 Tlqer Band 4 years Frrstlneutenant 4 Sodalrty 2 FBLA 3 RIOHARD R REGGIO 1926 S' Roch Ave FBLA 4 Drarnatrcs 3 4 Varsrty Track 2 GUS L RIESS 2626 Parrs Road F B L A 4 Scholashc Mono qram 3 Vars1tyFoc1ba11 3 4 V1rs11y Track 2 3 4 Varsrty Wresthnq 2 IOHN I ROD1 2112 Aycock St Arxbr Park L1 Trqer Blnd 1 2 3 Sergeant 2 Thxrd Row RONALD R ROMAGOSSA 926 St Roche Ave FBLA 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Saholastr Monrqram 1 ROBERT H ROONEY 6911 Memphrs St FRANKF ROT1-1 IR 2531 Parnters St FBLA 4 ALANI ROUSSEL Edqard La Trqer Band 4 years Staff Sergeant 4 Scholastr Monogram 1 TIGER Staff 4 As sxstant Edrtor 4 I ' : - , ' 7 . - - -, : ' ' A , I , . 7 r , , . I , , .5 ., 7 - , . ' ' . , , ., Q ' , Q.: ' 1 , . , , .j V., A - -, 7 Lf' C ' 1 1 I I - , . . , ' .5 'Q ' L, , : ' , , . W'rest1inq, 1, 3, . , , . : . : ' 'C v , ,4. . , ' .5 ' . , r , -, ' -7 - - - -. . P - . , . 'A . . W TIHIIE SIENIIUR CLASS First Row: IOSEPH C. SCIORTINO, 3639 Franklin Ave., F.B.l.,A-, 4: Class Office, 3, President, 35 Varsity Football, 4 years: Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, NORBERT A. Sll.VA 1812 Port ST.: F.B.L.A., 4. Second Row: EARL T. SMITH, 324 Oak Place, Chalmetta, La.: F.B.L.A., 4. vi 1 F11-st Row AMES M SMITH 1901 Mehle St A 1131 L SLl1ol1st1f' Monoqram l 2 4 StudentA111v1tyCo11r11l 1 FBLA I RICHARD1 SMITH 5827 Elcls F B L A BERNARD A SULZER 1614 Mvant St of 1 o 1st1C Moncfll UU l Vars1ty Trask 2 Vars1ty Wrestlmq 1 FBLA 4 PAUL TERRELL 2504 N Pr1e.1r St Allett M ndfler 4 years Basketball Football T11 lc Baseball St1,1den+Ac:t1v1ty Cour1c11 I Second Row 2 onor SOCIGIY 4 S 1 1KldSI1 Vlon gram l Varslty Baseball 3 4 Class Offlte 4 F B LA 4 DALE P THOMPSON 2509 Galuer St S no as IC Monogram 4years Bulletm Staff 3 4 TIGER Staff 3 4 Dramat1Cs 4 Honor SOCIETY 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dclatmq So-Clety 4 V1ce Pre-s1dent 4 Sodal1ty 3 Class OII19 3 Stat Rally 1 2 H1l1tes 4 Draftsman 3 FB L A 4 Il1,l1est Averuf + PHILIP A TRAMONTAINA 922 Gall1er St Vars1ty Baseball 3 Vars1ty Football 2 Varsxty Track 3 4 Vars1ty Wrestlmg FBLA FREDERICK A TRASCI-IER IR 1635 Elys1an F1eldS Ave SQl1olasl1CMonoqrarr1 1 2 Sodallty 4 P1es1dent 4 DGIVIIIII, Souety 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Cl1ssOrf1Qe 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Secretary 4 TIGER Staff 3 Varslty Wrestlmq l Stxte Rally 3 4 Gold Medal 3 FBLA 4 Thud Row IERRY URETA 2658 Pressburq Si VIYSIIY WIQSIIIDKJ 4 years lumor Academy of S1 lence 4 AIIIIGIIQ Manager 2 3 4 Scholastn Monogram 1 2 TIGER SMH 3 VIISIY Wrestlmq 2 3 FBLA 4 EDWARD R WEDGE 318 S Rendon St Bulle-t1n Staff 3 4 Ed1tor 4 CSMC 3 Glee Club 3 4 .1Ll1olast1L Mono qrarn 4 years TIGER Staff 3 4 ASSISIHUI Ed1tor 4 Cl1ss OHICGI' 3 4 VICES-PIGSICIGHI 4 FBLA 4 JOHN G YAGER 2240 ODWyer St 1 r Band 4 ye rs S ho1xst1tM noqrxm 1 2 FBLA 4 I 1 Q may I .V I 4 I, y vvl 4 .,v nc' , Ili' I HIL. , V t I .V 4. ' 1 1 1 1 '1 , I ' 1 ,5 11 JC .a , 7 ' 7 ' '7 1 7 1 ' CARMELLO 1. TEss1ToREt 111, 2811 151fJf1v111.4 st, Bt111Q1111 11EN11Y G, WAECHTER, 4947 IVICIYIQHIY s1,, fB1111e11n slaff Staff, 5 H ' ' , 7 1' Q 1 31,1 , , Z, 4: , : ' 'T , , 7 I 1 , : I 't V. H y H , . .j V C 1 II' I ', I I .1 A H -,A . . -If C 4 ri X 1 , 7, I , II I 1 ,I gl . . . ., qv 'AC' T f jg 1 ,I I , ll I I ' -.f.l'I'I',+'f ,Q , ,11 5 1, 2, .C I V' O c , , I - - - -1 - 31 First Row: GLEN P. ALIPIO EMILE A. ALT lULlAN P. ANDERSON CHARLES A, ANDREW IOSEPH A. ANSARDI Q A A.. I ix ::: - :-: .5 A fm x x K Y left: Iwlm VV1llian1s, Vive Second Row: FREDERICK H. ARMS HAROLD A. RACHARAFH HOLDEN M. EARRE ROBERT l. BARRERE ROBERT I, BAVIDO . wa... . gm.. li... .fx - . N Qu., . Q ix W 'X SQ' as QR' W s T H IE lqnicr Class Offrf-rs ure, se-aicd fmru left, Gerald Kifaffer, Eresxdf-my Raymcnd Riviere, TI'E?r1SllIk?IT, Sxqndinq, from Pmsidenlg l T:!YIIlC,JH.1 Yales, S1-2 retary, Third Row: BRENT T. RERTUS WALTER E. BLOCKER EDWARD L. BCDESSH LESTER L BOLJDREAUX ROBERT A, BOURGEOIS IUIIXIIOR CLAS First Row IOHN P BRECHTEL HAROLD L BRENT CONRAD BREWER Second Row WILLIAM A BROWN RICHARD I BULOT ERNEST I BURAS IOHN P BURKHARDT IOSEPH T BUSCH WAYNEI CAMET Fourth How SALVADOR A CANGIAMILLA FRANK N CARJER IOHN C CHASE Filth Row SALVADOR P COMPAGNO WILLIAM V CORIELL CLAUDE L COULON 1-f-Q 5 .ff ..-s ' MN. First Row: ALKANEY F. CUMMINGS ROBERT E. DARRAH WILLIAM I- DECKWA ARTHUR A. DELAUP PEREZHING A, DELAUP Second Row: ROBERT H. DELPIDIO KENNETH D. DIEBOLD CHARLES R. DIERMANN IOSEPH DROLLA LLOYD L. FLORANE T IH! IE Third Row: FRANK D. FLORES IOSEPH S. FLORES HAROLD E. FORTADO FRANK A. FRADELLA WARREN E. FUNEL 34 LIINIIOR CLASS First Row HENRY A GAIM IOSEPH V GALE FERREL F GIOE Second Row EUGENE M GIROIR IOSEPI-I A GRUBAUGH PHILIP I GUIFHFT RICHARD I GUILLOT MARTIN F GUTTUSO DONALD T HAAG Fourth Row GLEN B HANLE DANIEL P HARRIS MARCEL L HAULARD Fifth Bow ROBERT A HEMEL FERDINAND F HOLLAND EARL R HUGHEY 35 Third Row: 4 First Row: LEROY I. HYIVIEL CARLOS I. INDEST FRANKLIN D JONES VINCENT L. JONES GERALD D. KIEPEER Second Row: PATRICK I-I. KILLEEN IAMES KITTO RICHARD LANDRY LEO L. LAURENT ALFRED I. LEEEVRE I IH! IE Third Row: LEONARD I. LEGRANDE EDGAR A. LEON MANUEL LOPEZ RONALD M, LUKINOVICII PATRICK H. MAI-IER KW UINIIUR QILAS Fu-st Row DALLASI MALLLRILH LEONARD R MALONE THEODOREI MANALE Second Row TERRENCE M MAPYEY 'ROBERT MARLINEZ Thud Row PATRICK H M 'EI-1EE IVOR A MERKL WLLLIE L MESSA Fourth Row EDWARD MILLE1-L ALLEN I MOLLERE RAYMOND H NOLAN Flhh Row EDWIN A NUNEZ EDGAR F PENDER RAUL A PINEDA IRVIN C. MASSETT First Row: THOMAS I, PIPITONE PAUL A, POISSENOT HAROLD I. PHATTINI FRANK PRIETO FRANK M. READINGEP Second Row: RAYMOND M. RIVIEFF IOSEPH A. ROBERTS PATRICK A. ROBEFTS TEHRENCE L ROY RONALD S. RUIZ TV IH! IE Third Row: IOSEPH L RUP? FLOYD H. HUSSO MORRIS I. ST. ANGELO MICHAEL E. SQHQJUEST SALVATOF. SEGRETO 38 LIINIIOR CLASS First Row: IOSEPH T. SHEPPERS LAWRENCE F. SIEGEL GERALD M. SOLDANI Second Row NORMAN I SOLIS CHARLES I SULZER ANTHONY B TESVICH Third Row RONALD K THERIOT BRYAN I TORRES ROBERT S WARD Fourth Row ROELING G WELLMEYER LEO W WILLIE IOHN W WILLIAMS Frith Row RAYMOND B YATES ANTON P YRLE MILBERN P ZIMMER Iumor pxctures wmch do not appear Barnett Lawrence I Bouche Al fred P Boudreaux Ronald Brous sard Robert Duchesne Iohn S Gen fll1Ch Robert A Maqne Theodore C Mumme Raymond C Perschall Iohn Skxbba and Guy T Rassette 39 x in the preceding section: William Y lVlHllE SQIPlHlQlMlQlRIl2S First Row: lames Lightfoot, Henry Kirsch, Hod- ney A:quistapafe, Emmet Blum, Harry Morgan, foiin Vinturella. Second Row: Vail Farris, lllward Auroin, li my liushinq, Anthony Fasone, Maurice Brunqarcll, Calstdcani Fiorella, 'William Leitz, Third How: Baptiste Deioan, Daniel Markey, Eialg-h Dazet, High Doran, left Kimball, Russell HiSilVo, First How: Vl'allaCe Euras, Iay Cry, Rafael Cal- leja, Armando Cofino Gerald Vfinrski. Second Row: Anthony lviurnpizrey, Ronald Ma' joue, Cliff Norzhcn, Melvyn Rquzano, Salvadc' Gutierrez, Thomas Brooks, Robert Lake. Third Row: Rirhard Labour, Milton Chaplain, Airiiand Scurria, Alan Gruss.iut.o, Phillip Gate fuse, Henry Prinio-aux, First Row: Douglas Schulte, Helden Barre Ron- er Richard, lohn Davis, loseph Carnbise. Second Row: Milton Villarruhia, Lynn Landry, Paul Hotstetter, Victor Barbe, Elie Boudreaux, Earl Beauvars, 'lommy Leith Third Row: Nrrrnan Hunt, Raymond Bearfl, lanies Kennedy, Esmond Fatter, Byron Kohou, tek, Victor Geraci. ll IH! VE First Row: Fernard Tvrrelacumo, lorry Schultz. Theirs Fox, Edward Wbafixers, Frederirlc Sflzmidt, Second How: Larry Kind, Michael Marsh, lames Mfrof, Carl Warmer, Tlrso L1Elf?riO!l, Louis Url riezz-J vvllllldlil Scllule, Third Row: Nw-il Phillips, Dmnixs Sclimmvlmr, Thecdrre Evlmllco, Ncxman Liinyard, Alwyrm Eifrgyvr, Loo Giroir. First Row: Fdqar Chsmpney. T16 Nan-r, All ext fvfarrrfl, fchu Garza, Clyde- favegrizrc. Second Row: Harry Wesner. Ronald Grrdes, Torrzrtiy Cvitarnoviclx, Sam Tcarmll n, Philzg lvfaycax, Leon Geraci, Feter Perl'-one, Third Row: Paul Taliancich lgseph Nelsmr, Paul FT ker, Hiqhie Sll'IlCX16:r,.X, Vfayne Col li Ronald Conaway, First Row: William Hfilaert. Mirhael NQVLO, Rpm aid Trahan, Harold Pcunders, Wliitless Hmiel farfzes Lloyd. Second Row: lil' my l'.'T11r-E! Qgfygg ,g-yiway Earl FCSO, Gillvart S'rmsr.1ry Dcujllis Kidd Peter S Lafam, Timmy Regan, Third How: 'Walter Duquetw, Valery Cavalier, lchn Eskimo, Gordon Stevensrn, Ichn Coman. ENEVGI' Calamari. SCPIPlHIQDMlURIES i Q ala' X TIHIIE SUlllll-IIOMORIES -v -'-C First Row: Philrp Riley, Raymond Loria, Henry' Thiel, Peter Taliancich, Robert Farnum, Second Row: Donald Scott, john Bacino, Wilbur Cook, lcseph Toranto, Alan Gonzales, Mylis Vidrine. Third Row: ltvrqe Leyva, Robert Allwers. Gary Gross, Edwin McShane, Vincent Montalbano, loseph Short, First Row: Frank Anselmo, Paui Dubuisson. Gerald Berne, Charles Knight, Iohn Tiedemann, Second Row: Gaston Lanata, Paul McCord, Noel Cusimano, Sammy Russo, Michael Forti, Edward Adams, Clifford Crain, Third How: Frank Davis, Gerald Kennedy, Ar- thur Leo, Eugene Killeen, Henry Deubler, lo- soph deBlanc. First How: Francis Romback, Lloyd Faust, Nich- olas Cutrera, Iacob Dauth, Edgar Saucier. Second Row: lohn Birabent, Lawrence Coiq, Clifford Reuther, Wilfred Brcssette, Paul Herkes, Daniel D'Amico. Third Row: Edward Chopin, Laveau Trudeau, Harold Gill, Kenneth Flick, Louis Molrnary, Io- seph Roche. Sophomores whose pictures do not appear in the preceding section: Curtis Hezeau, Joseph Molinary, lohn Wright, Gary Terrebonne. ll Ill IE IF R IE S H Ml Xl First Row: Stanley Chaisson, Rcberi Primeaux, William McNamara, Iohn Morris, Oliver Meyer, Cliriord Darbyi Second Row: Burwell Caron, jimmy Besselman, Kenneth Rappold, Edward Clark, Gustave Siqur, Leo Basile, William Palmisano, Milton Guttier- rez, Ronald Rolles. Third Row: Paul Rrviere, Wayne Roudreaux, Gorden Renton, Kenneth Anderson, Robert l-licks loseph Pacaccio, Charles 'Wright Paul Derbes. First Row: Iames Vancourt, Stephen Sinclair, Henry Mehrtens, Paui Stackhcuse, Henry Fried Terry Meilluer. Second How: Carl Spence, Larry Beckman, Arif thony Oddo, Iohn Gerrets, William Truax, Roll- ert Blakeway, Terry Reine, Michael Calamari. Michael Abadie. Third Row: Donald Blais, Donald Dufour, Gerard Cwunther, Haroldo Barillcs, lules Car- ville, Anthony Bondi, Antonio Caceres, Manuel Bornio, Leon BOO. First How: Louis Wiese, Richard OBrien, Dent nis Alexander, Roy Zanca, Edmond Edinet, Ne- mesic Ccncepcicn. Second Row: James Black, Lionel Favre-t, Fran- cis Chopin, Robert Arena, Kereiqh Fallon, Lecri Olivier, Samuel Brent, Nicholas Brccato, Frank Tournier. Third Row: Louis Schehr, joseph Ovino, Frank Huertel, Baptiste Brunner, Robert Maureau, Noel Spicuzza, Richard Sass, Terry Tedesco, Myrcn Heckerr 9 I it t F3 Q9 I IHI IE IF R IE S III vi it k. .al MIIEIXI First Row: William McLean, Edward Powers Paul Siebenkittel, Raymond Magqio, Folie: Murphy, Anthony Garza. Second Row: lchn Carlffn, Walter Calf nine Philip Meyer, Edward Rasich, Frank Rivet, fckr Hirsipis Ralph Hurley, Ronald Lanile, Lan, Johnson. Third Row: lohn Conner, Edmond Scanlan lserf Mcnie, Vriestley lacirnino, Salvadore Gear illf' Th mas Qhlsen, lcseph Busch, Carl Brunei: Felix Palmisano. First Row: Louis Guidry, Pclicrt Riecke, Charles Keller, Biaqqio Di Martino, Thomas Tatar, Philip Napolitano. Second Row: Frank Dalier, Floyd Marquis, Fred Sigur, Ficnald Smith, Ray Rhancingules Gi ber Ledger, Gerald MrCurdy, Lloyd Drewes, G33 Chauppette. Third Row: Michael Neeb, Rosario l.aDart, lrlich ael Hindelariq, Coleman Permit, lamfs Lynirz Hirlaert Marks, Harold Fcrres, Xlvvlllldfil felhne Manuel Alfonso. First Row: Ioseph Palmeri, Frederick Lal czzic Michael Lucia, Michael Eomback, Albert Thiery lulius Theobola. Second Row: Andrew Fcssier, Frank Cainpi Herman, Schallenberq, Paul Eallariv, Alvin Campo, Daniel Morse, lohn Soldani, limrny EC: delon, Richard Benton. Third Row: larries Hoqan, Lionel Livaudars, Nge LaSalle, Gerald Readinqer, Robert Arceneapix Wayne King, Joseph Micrana, Lester Tcugts De-rmel Doll. lf H lE IF R IE S H Ml IE N First Row: Guy Kraus, William Phillips, I-malt Turantc, Bradley Burwick, Gerard l.eC':,riipft1, lames Klein. Second Row: Salvador Bivalacqua, Donald Del- esdernier, lames Marinello, Louis Sahuv, Duane XNamsfid, Ian Stipelvovich, Robert Paqe, Frank Maralusi, Roluert Fairchild, Third Row: Iohn Gemelos, Guy Draqo, Vfilliam Higgins, I-larry Hebert, lean Gadonneix, Wayne Larroque, Clyde Cole. First How: Harry Danos, Richard Enqlander, Larry Frisard, Gerald LaBorde, Bruce lohnson, lose Pallares. Second Row: Ronald Gioe, Robert Thompson, Allen licrlteit, Henry Dauterive, Saul Lrour, Dominic Culotta, Berenqher Brechtel, lvy Gau- det, Robert LaBrosse. Third How: lules Hebert, Alvin Angel, loseph Marino, Bill Seqreto, Rodney Culwell, lohn D.iuei1ii.-hier, Frank Krenkel, Kenneth La-yur, Roy Phillips. First Row: William Braud, Peter Berqercn Pe- ter Vfinkler, Ioseph Gettys, Raymond Dram, Harold TOOIS. Second Row: Reed Armond, losepli Arnsult, lohn Dudenheier, Ioseph Zaffuto, Louis Weis- dorrfer, Charles Allen, loseph Lennox, Louis Salvaoqio, Earl Wattiqny. Third Row: Sterling Smith, Milton Drewes, Pe- ter Turnbaqahan, Edward Toll, Georqe Weiner, Robert Peterson, Roy Herne-lt, Terry Theriot, Robert Steiner. Freshmen whose pictures do not appear in the preceding section: Angelo Barrera, Wolfgang Brant, lohn Bursavich, William Finnan, Kenneth Knaps, Raul Pclit, Nicholas Scheib. J LOWER SCIHIUOIL ff! f Q Ha lf ' si Q r Q- Q J it lrg l EIGHTH First How: Allrert Phillips Arthur Maqrre, Tvlr '31 ,reQ Hee-rnaert, Helier? llerkr-s, William Gr.rHar: nrnr, Krrdes Schubert. Second Row: William Loqa, Ri -hard Shepherd, Henry Carriqee, Sylvester Sflalani, Collins Tark- ir frrry larnes Troyer, Wilfred Frirrciade. Third Row: Merritt liaulard, lohn Brand, Robert Favret, Alvin Pike, Carl Bourgeois, losers-h Lusk. Edu-:ard Harclouin, Louis lvluhleisen, First How: larrres Kennedy, Kenneth Frrsarol Allen Little, Patrrrk Darhy, Stephen Bri 'hararh lrzrres Gaudet, Second Row: Patrrslc Roche, Robert Eouferie, Leo Happel, Ronald Lopez, Glenn Bosse Carlos jIf'Sf'0, Siqqre Srrrrpsorr, Third Row: Dennis Vifernrriq, Hoge-r Parnell, Ed- zncnd Talazac, Ralph Vooriries, loseph Bruno, Vfrllrfrrrr DeBlan.', lerry Grallanza, Tommy Tc- lim. First Row: joseph luhcs, lohn Meyer, Trrn Lev- rcn, George Bernard, Arlen Hanle, Charles DQ-rze. Second Row: lames Schroeder, Thomas Crais, Perry Booth, Albert Cordeiro, George Cortex, loseph Artell, Charles Acquisteryzace. Third Row: Melvin Parish, Iolrn Cardarella, Gil' rgert Pennison, Benny Benqeri, Thomas Pacars- Cio, Auqust Coniqlio, Miihael Caluda, Franfis Crattrnl. ILGWIER EIGHTH First How: Paul Leqendre, Gaylord Burqau, Gary Kraus, Richard Roach, David Clienevert, Fred Noqqerath. Second Row: William Mine, Albert Brasse, Sarrif uel Bartholomew, Stephen Tesvicli, Ralph Fryou, Andrew Defies, Warren Reinhardt. Third How: Earl McCarthy, Michael Ciuffi, Stan- ley Pausina, Bobby Haydel, Frank Kearny, Larry Gleber, Nolan Guidry, leroiiu- Cornto-rt. First Row: Dalfares Robicheaux, Eugene Gr-,re ron, Gordon Ofria, Michael Grass, Don Sielven- lcittel, Lloyd Garcia. Second How: Tim O'Rourke, Richard Sedberry, Ioseph Schiro, Iohn Paqano, Stephen Gonzales, Edwin Zuviceh, Paul Beach. Third Row: George LeBlanc, Clayton Guidry, Philip Amrheimn Anthony Touchard, Russell Vucinovich, David Adamson, lames Gleason, Arnold Rodriguez, First Row: lcseph Durflantis, Vincent Elreier. Roy Keenan, ,lames Schexnayder, Norman Buchert, Anthony Stuprich. Second Row: Carlo Whintzeri, Walter Gipscn, Richard Vidrine, Robert DeVille, Thomas Grace, Ronald Pelleqrini, Anthony Lemoine. Third Row: Dominick Cetalu, Robert Lindsey, Dominick Rosselli, Rene Cortes, Leonard Kruger, Drue Vitter, Don Dufour, Garry Galway. Eighth graders whose pictures do not appear in the preceding section: Icel Bruno '.'.'illi.rrrr Bachemin, Larry Giroir, Richard Roach. ILGWIER SQIHIOGIL if li la A ti, M - ., , SEVENTH First Row: Roy lohnson, loseph Hughes, Phil Danna, Kenneth Winck, lake Calamusa, Charles Duke. Second Row: Ronald Tardo, Fred Haupt, Brian Henrie, William Kennedy, William Norris Guy Costa, Edward Dauenhauer, Warren Davis, lohn Weaver. Third Row: Carl Orqeron, Earl Williams, lohn Kinq, Michael Glorioso, Philip Generose, Dun- can MacFett.ers, Norwel Chaqnard, Peter Oliv- ier. First Row: Michael Tortorich, Iohn Scully, Io- seph Terrebonne, Edward Benezech, lohn Willis, Albert Morales, Earl Perry. Second Row: Ieiirey, Nolan, Paul Mirarnon, Michel Hardouin, lose-ph Livaccari, David Bren- nan, lohn Adriani, Troy Petrovich, Iohnny Pow- ers, Gerald Perret. Third Row: Antonio Kattan, Harold Weber, lohn Persson, Ronald Cavallino, Gerald Kevlin, An- thony Romano, Daniel Keller, Robert Melancon. First Row: Thomas Smith, Ioseph Napolitano, Corbett Mothe, Iames Kenny, Lionel Casey, Robert Points. Second Row: Paul Wertz, Day Farrald, Pert Guidry, Edward Held, Albert Fransen, Iohnny DiGiovanni, Erwin lulian, Iohn Panzeca, Iames Grieshaber. Third Bow: lohn Vath, Dennis Booth, Maynard Allen, lohn Appel, Douglas Nolan, Harry Nu- nez, Stephen Giacona, Rhett Blanke, Seventh-graders whose pictures do not appear in the preceding section: Iames Fenerty, Wayne Tarish, MOWIER SCIHICPDIL SEVENTH First Row: Leonard Morgan, Stephen Lavie, Michael Escudier, Darryl Hoss, Alvin Ferrer, Mike Fitzgerald. Second Row: Robert King, Francis Glaeser, Earl Dickinson, Edward Lewis, August Caboni, Rich- ard Meier, Christy Smith, Archie Norris, Mich- ael St. Romain. Third Row: Charles Sclalani, Freddie Lyons, Carl Maus, Henry Busby, Thomas Reagan, Ma- crino Trelles, Kenneth Thaller, lohn Sears, SIXTH First Row: Theodore Lamonica, Ivan Molinaiio, David Morales, Iames Cfagon, Thomas Moser. Second Row: Bruce Bernard, lames Armstrong, Louis Schwander, August Calderao. Third Row: Charles Ullo, William Adams, Floyd Hicks, Stepen Toman, lohn Mangiaracina. First Row: Edward Owens, Rudolph Valentino, Robert Shepherd, George Yclcum, Lloyd Perret, Donald Alt, Second Row: Peter Bachernin, Ronald Mathews, Leon Dartois, Andre Brissaud, Michael Lynch, Paul Bachemin, Third How: lohn Ariatti, lohn Nelson, lames McConnell, Cosmo La Nasa, Robert Barnes, Sixth Graders whose pictures do not appear in the preceding section: lules Baumann, lose Castellon, Alvin Copeland, Kenneth Gcll, Wil' ham Hollingsworth, and lesse Rclxerts. SIENIIUR lDORMllIlI-GRY BROTHER TIMOTHY, C.S.C. Senior Prefect First Row: Dale Prather, Bernard Terrebonne, Felix Palrnisano, Harold Pounders, Drue Vitter, Frank Tournier, Alfred Poissenot Clyde Cavaqnaro, Wallace Buras. Second Row: Philip Riley, Wayne Boudreaux, Billy Palrnisano, larnes Besselman, Pete Sclalani, Gilbert Stansbury, George Kla- witter, Maurice Brungardt, Donald Delesdernier, Floyd Marquis. Third Row: Albert Thiery, lules Caruille, Ronald Broussard, Berenqher Brechtel, Charles Allen, Michael Schouest, Ioseph Nelson, loseph Lennox, Edward Aucoin, Louis Sahuc, Antonio Caceres. Fourth Row: Ronald Smith, Triso Celedon, lohn De Blanc, Iohn Skibba, William Barnett, Edwin McShane, William Truax, Alvin Campo, Robert Albers, Rodney Culwell, Leon Glivier, Edward Chopin. 50 1 lllUllXlIlCPR DGRMXIITGRY First Row: Daniel Keller, Iohn Panzeca, Albert Fransen, lvan Molinario, lames Fitzgerald, lesse Roberts, Andre Brissaud, Teddy La- monica, lames Grieshaber. Second Row: Robert Melancon, Charles Ray- mond, Richard Meier, Corbett Mothe, Ronald Cavallino, Phil Danna, lose Pallares, Stephen La Vie, Robert King, lohnny DiGiovanni. Third Row: lohn Manqiaracina, Sylvester Sclaiani, Gordon Otria, lohnny Powers, Earl Williams, Norwel Chaqnard, Peter Olivier, lose Castellon, Eugene Orqeron, Carlos Cres- BROTHER CELESTIS. C.S.C. BROTHER RONALD, C.S.C. liiriior Prefewt Asgaisitirit luriior Pretec! po, August Caldenano, Fourth Row: Robert Rieclce, Troy Petrovich, William DeVine, Walter Gipson, Charles Kel- ler, Richard Nelson, Myron Hecker, lames McConnell, Biaqqio Martino, Carl Orqeron, Louis Muhleisen, Bruce lohnson. Fifth Row: Tim G'Rourke, Iohn Adriani, Charles Sclaiani, Michael Ababie, Albert Cordeiro, Francis Chopin, Frank Kearny, Ari- thony Touchard, Michael Glorioso, Stanley Pausina, lohn King, loseph Bruno, Ralph Fryou. l 6: . 51 419 First Row: Bryan Torres, Lester Millet, Alan Boussel, lohn Second Row: Baul Pineda, Philip Guichet, Iohn K Iohn Bobino, William Dazel, son, Robert Guizerix, Eduardo Chahiri, Clifford Crain Missing from picture are Brother Vincent de Paul Hujar, C.S.C., Prefectp Brother Wendel Adant, C.S.C,, Assistant Prefect, and Edqar Champney, Sl. BIENIEI IICT HAILIL Sl, MDPSIEPIHI HAILIL First Row: Rosario I.aDart, Rafael Calleja, Harold Brent, Philip Mayeux, lake Lloyd, Leo Basile, Second Row: Joseph Brocato, lay Ory, Franklin Iones, Warren Funel, Vincent Iones, Nicholas Brocato, Iames Gebhardt. 4 i Q B S I ,, f Third Row: Armando Cofino, Gerard LeCompte Iorqe Leyva, lohn Gerrets, Elmo Blaize, Douglas Kidd Phillip Gattuso, Sam Brent. Missing from picture are Brother Albert Kern C S C Pre iect, Brother Edward Boyle, C.S.C., Assistant Prefect and Charles Wright. '53 ffl it -t.,. 'A Q F Hyyifh' M , gi .V.. lj, x S T . i ' Kit A - RW Q in ACTIVITIES TH Fxrst Row DONALD BALLARD IOHN BARRIOS EUGENE ROBERT BLAIS Second Row RICHARD BULOT IAMES CAPRETZ Thxrd Row WILLIAM DAZET HAROLD FRISARD IOSE GAMBOA Fourth Row ROBERT GUIZERIX RICHARD KELT HERBERT LACASSAGNE Frith Row MANUEL LOPEZ DALLAS MALLERICH IRVIN MASSEIT PETER CALAMARI NATIIONAIL HONOR SOOIIETY OFFICERS EUGENE ROBERT BLAIS ....... ....... P resident RICHARD KELT ....,... .... X '1ce4President ROBERT GUIZERIX .... ,,... S ecretary HERBERT LACASSAGNE . . , . ,Treasurer The Bookmen, Holy Cross' Chapter of the National Honor Society, is an organization of distinction. lts membership is limited to twenty-five students ot the Upper School who have proven themselves in scholarship, lead' ership, service, and character. Membership is open by application twice a year. Betore any student is chosen as a Bookman, he must be approved by a board of faculty members. An installation ceremony is held annually to receive the new orticers and members. Membership in The Bookmen is the high- est possible recognition that a Holy Cross student can receive, His corresponding re- Brother Reinald Duran, C.S,C,, Headmaster, congratulates students upon membership in The Bookmen. Brother Sal- vator Espositos, CSC., is seated right, sponsibilities are likewise great. PATRICK MCGEHEE RONALD RU IZ LESTER MILLET IOSEPI-I SHEPPERS RAUL PINEIJA CARMELLO TESSITDRE 55 THOMAS REGAN IZALE 'THOMPSON RAYMOND RIVIERE ROELING WELLMEYER N :M 'Q' First Row: Rosario LaDart, Harold Forbs, Philip Napolitano, William Braud, Arlen Hanle, Thomas Smith, Edmond Odinet. Second How: Michael Calamari, Robert Favret, Ichn hraud, Peter Winkler, Floyd Hindelang, Herbert Monte, Baptiste Brunner. Third Row: Roy Hemelt, Carl Bourgeois, Ioseph Lennox, Robert Peterson. Missing from Picture: Harold Toole. The Iunior Honor Society is now completing its second year of organization. lt has made membership in the Honor Society possible for students in the Lower School. This year, fourteen new members were installed as lunior Bookmen. Each student has distinguished himself in scholarship, service, and good character. lunior Honor Society Otticers are, seated, left: Michael Cal- amari, President, Peter Winkler, Secretary. Standing: Robert Peterson, Vice-President and Ioseph Lennox, Treasurer. JMNIIOR IHIONUR SUCIIIFIVY ' s 1 , 3 , Furs! Row Lronel Casey lohnny Powers Robert Pelerson Carl Bourqeos Tommy Regan lulrus Theobold Stanley Charsson Second Row Iohn Barrors Davrd Adamson Harold Fr1sard Sam Tourmllon Teddy Bohlke Gerard LeCompte Tommy PIPIIOHE Perry Booth Third Row Ray Yates Nolan Gurdry Alfred Porssenot Brll Seoreo Eduardo Chahrn Joseph Rupp lose Gamboa Charles Sclaianr The Student Actrvrtres Councrl has the responsrbrlrty of boostmq the Holy Cross sprrrl lor all school functrons Each homeroom 15 represented by one member on the councrl Many valuable rdeas have come from therr meelrnqs The OIQdl1lZdllOI1 s work has been an rmporlant phase of school Splfll hers cl l men A r run ll are Tlmbrnas hr ax Presrden seated lei lose Lfambra Vrfepresrdenl Rax mend Yales Qepretary stardrnq left lohn Barrels Treasurer F: WL l ws M ' i , sr STU I IENT AClVlIVIIll-IIIES COUINQIIL Oli ' : 519 Str ' 1 frrvrtzrlg- 'N C' ,' 'I ' l Q H, V 'M ll , r 5 a 3 'f F 5 ff 5-LN. 5 ,127 5' NM '1 an 1 A , 5 V :1 I - l , ij , H. ..,., b A 1 if 6 ' ll PHI IE ll ll G IE R Richard Bulot, Irvin Massett, and Charles Diermann select pic- tures to be used for the sports section. Emile Alt, Lesier Millet, a n d Philip Guichei proofread copy before sending it to the printer. aft: 9 1... 12 'mf . L34 Xfili :l .M :l . M? 1354 My 44.20 fr, Frank Flores, Charles Fcx, and Dale Thcnipscn trim and yiste up pictures for the eriiravinczs. when it appears in niid-May. No efforts are spared to produce the best possible yearbook to represent The Holy Cross School. Hours ot planning and work tor the layouts, photographs, manuscript, and cover qo into the yearly edition of the TIGER. Students eagerly look forward to the finished product First Row: Lester Millet, lldwarci Vfefiqe, Alan Houssef, Harold Frisar' Herber' l.at'assa:::ie, Ronald Ewlz Second How: Tn rua.- Refian, lohn Barrsis, lohn Rcbinc, Richard Bllnff, R1 hard landry, lathes Tffzwrel, Charles Fox. Third Row: 'ffezren Funel, Fzfehk Flores, Palo Thompson, Albert Brftf.-rn, Irvin Nlassfitt, Lharles lfiern nn, Emile Aly lanxos Cehhardf, Missing: Philip Gixifhet 'G EELS fi... 2 ff'-V Vol. 37. No. I The Hu 'Enrollment ls Greater lTllan Any Previous Year ly Croft School. New Orleans. La. Friday, Oct, 5, 1956 Ed Wedge ls Appointed Editor Of The Bulletin 'l'l4Sl'lHYIl,l,l-I.H4-1, lillunlwl XM lll ll ll J l .ll-sv llzlml-1-zl. :ln-I Vilzll--lui Hin---2-, zl.l ---1 --f'-, mul- 1-y,,e,.yqrr. ll--zlrl 'l.le yr-ill! Bulls-ti Y! -4l,l'l ll l',rl'.lm'l1 Vu-llpl ul l lm -ll Im l x llr'XR41'l'lQv' llsl-lv ll- 5-.lrllm ll lr :ll lf lz1ll'l' mi, lux.. xl ..l R- 'v lla' lN?'.ll'l' ,,.,,. . f Q ' f .'.1'1- .- s lf A Iv, lk ,Lv ll-- l. , I- ,.- l rg.-gl-l' Vw-1,1 .- -renxln-ra 'l,J..,.l. lYl-. 1 -. XXI.. Na is A C i tigers Four Officers By Jose Camboa me xsll 'l'hl- fl-lm-:ltg.'-l-igiltll fl-ll--lvl lull- all ll--ly Press opened wllh thi- lzl rgl-sl vrlwlllm-nl lf: ,ve lllelUl'j'. Nine hundred :mtl 1'ln'ty slllrll-lite url- mm ill zlitl-ullllm:--. 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A X. 5 the rs-l-lu' l 'I ' - .- V new-lzl s 1: l -vl gh., ' . f x , ,, ern l.ul1lw:ll,-ll'Hl ' QQ' . .5-5- ' - 3 xi. I.zl.. flu Srl' llfldg. , Y - 1 Un xn'l,.l,,.ftls'- fl. gif f 'if' any K .3 N KYUDT, .l,, Q L M ,. , X . N' X uf- 5-v-M al ll --'13 - W A xp ,. Q4 1.1, A m . l 1 4 Hf , 5-TYOTQJ 9074i H llVl' ' l 'l'- F' ' 30 Qgfjlffvfior bile ml.. -lr nm- Hfllvf. D By Paul 1, ,Tj ,----. ---,------. N . or . As classes for e ' .55 1 GLM +65 C gf SN , -1 - .-1 O3-' 1. p x ended, progress ag-duly ug 'f ll if ,ith wks KX- QC- by .t not. Students have nl-tilt - 331' ',Q5-K M,-T ,-M . . X 9 lic K fe nl-e on Ruynes Stn-rc vg,9V' 'X 'lt 5' Q 4.9 Od, 7 Holy Num, of painted. St. .larnes Hall, fmlm- Q, 25-l-lv -'G R.. ii-x.c-'NQQ ull .. -wrwv 1Mnry Game the Sirters' convent, was umlls- E, Qu-x 11, :ul ,ri -0 Xl- ,ll llllvm-'ll 2:30, City puk to a faculty resiliem-o-. lt wsu :llg A ln .l.lz: .ally l-Xixdt 'A 53 l ' Nl 'l-' Fri., 0:14 I2 Fonier Gam, pmntell on the outside. The gullm wr.-ll mn fltlp l-5 vlll l-EM: 5 plmq City puk lloarllerel llellefitecl by having: new: lllwltllllx lil-trlzllll llmlllu 4'-SKY. Fri., Od. I9 Emi, 1,1 Madgng study hall desks and their llormi- , llvzl:lmzl.exvr. fpfwlw to mlm member-F puiod tory painted. Suction fam wel-ei about the-ir part in the Hf-15' VUWH Sum, Oct, 21 W,,,,n Eamon Q , . ,,,...-,..,..-....,.....,-., -..... ,- --.,, .....h...,,. ....,... ff-T , fir' f , Ulf l'l'2lSUlll 'ess. 1 work of gun Fe-l-ruary lmil-gs vs ullt- iilll 2 I if ll' mm-pli-n lrwllllv, ll l ii' e-clliui will Z. 1. ir! 1 r ilu cm uirniim- Will il1t'I'v l AS OUI' Cl OIC l'eSS Since men first learned to communicate t h e i r tht-ughts, the efficacy of thi- word has been demon- ftrzita-il reywuicdly. Words, thi- synibuls ut' l'llt'llKS ideas, limi- led men through the centurius to mul evil, to win wars, and to establish pf-rice. Vhrisi used words Tu giw His tcuuhings to the world. llis disciple-s propa- gated the Faith by spvccli :mil le-tier. llis l'lll.lI'l'll um-s wuiwis Imlziy lu uuniiiiuzilly lu-lp :mil guimli- Vziillulivs in ng: uml Juilgnig. Tliim if tht- xv:-rk ut' thi- Vzith- ls 2ip1.r:4tul:1lv is In ivilvll iilhl Uilllfillk. lxlllv- czui hi- mlm- by ilu- priuii-il vvimlg ai green il can ln- aiuwizrxpllsliml. if Vulliiiliu l'1'i-fs Xlwuih. At this Univ of y0iil', pt-ri:ill5' ii- thi- iiriim-il wirrrl. Un thc plvziszirii Mft-A that Ihr- 4 zitli--lir l'x'i-fs is ilu- ri-ul xizimlziril ulli. ll pin-v-ilu ilu- ri-all :mil thi- guml. Un sam! aim-, rim- ui-iiili-rw il' thi- truth is rs-:ill ii lx vaiiw-iiilii :nl-li-il lu um-'s pl-rsmml knowl- its miiiuiirlua aiu- iulnlul to tht- przicliciil life? 'iail img-Q -if The Bulletin reunli' Are thi- mm- rrl' ilu- Catholic Action of the South iligvstc-fl us light 1' An- thi- gleam-s The Catholic Digest jg- 1- 1 zxllwlin' mimi it-znlily grmnt ihzii the-rv shciulzl he winler :mln-Iii' lllllvllR'lil -in-. 'l'l1i-ir zr1l'li1i-mv will lx- ll i-xi-ljwlziy Karin--liv thinking aiml lix'irig.r. Hx- iii-rii in I ziiliiilii- -ii-High, iii-xxspqiimi-z's, and triag- ntihg: Uli ilu- lfziiliiilii' l'z-ess, Piqpg- Pius XI wuz thi- vi-zz-lil:-K ltiillillgf of Vzxthullc lilera- 5 mill- lsr-pif ihaii 1-ui' stucli-nts will haw dis- ziml ixitk-ina---l mimis, nr that xi-all to spread in-ni in Ihr- li--:iris .il men, which is lmrh nl' .ii ilu- iipiui-,ii iii' mr- t'hur-ch. .l A'- Q By William Dazet T The mummi rgiiriwm f Ave Mu-in, published arf: Prayer I Baudxm-lx ,fu--, It was i uiulfly by ni. lrliif-rtur-. ami i-mimi'-, x 15, cz, .w ' . rio, 1 -. If 11611 '01 I 4 it 4, l'flJ1,3IZ'l for Tmiixitialed ill. 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Viwrs lla-firilim: 5-K The Glsfe Club did an nv:-Ile-r1t51'lU3'i f-ff-lff' mf' Cllr-'VLl 'l All - Jfrl- in in Cl11'i:eimas De-rf--rmanccsyiThumb Mimmly' N ,milling wr la rhw -Aoki--T iward io ilu-si 0 Y- i .lui March. l-I-iii-wiaxry 1 mul 3, mi-in Brothers Celebrate - hers pin K ii-ipgi iam- L'iixx'e1 Their 25th Jubilee i wh lim lm- S1-ci-via l mirnrnmfnl zwiiviiit-Q N-li--iluli-il ti-il in ilu- mill-mly arl lu' .115-. The at-l-mi-xg U-um iii' l'rl-il ef l i'am'i-Q lim-ig-ri Wiwli- Trzxsvlwi' an-l .lfihsx lliii-w-w fllvi rw ,X . ' . : ii-lid., -ISP'-.., ami limalxw' lima lupfl what no villas' Holy 1 rm. 21-:mx I . 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Annual Progress ls On Schedule By James Capretz Xl.-lm fm thi- HIST Tigi-x' i- pw- 5.51-if-.ing -ii-zulriy fllunilfi-rx inf thi- staff mule-r' thi- :limi-mum :rf llru- tlzm-x' .lmlw lil-vlilr-xml-4-rg, l',Sl',' mu- iumpli-ting' ilu- yi-ali'-. lmiulx k'uN1-xsfifrilv-':Amvtlzil lvzmn- lu-vi' iirilr-ri-ili ,iriumr :uni win--r pir- inw- lmvr- li.-i-ri pn-.ir--l up ami 4-mt mail-'L 1-lm, liiiiurw ul' Klu- l'n-flism-ii aw-l wg-li-fxiwlx-a zur- :il-1, wlmgrli-iv-l. Xllhmxpli all x- hiring in-ll in ilu- giimlxivli--ri il--guxximvrii of ilu- zxmiuzil, llmrlin-1 Amin- lm- ---- hill .ixirmsiixri-il than in-lx--vvisxm: I- fi-x mu,-ly lzu-ling, 4'-implr-ri-m i-f ii-1 ilkmtiiixrt-il ilu pam- ln Of Note.... Brother Terence Haas. C.S.C., rel-willy lvuvnrm- l'rr-!'v-1 of llw- clplxm- :mil llnuiiwr ill' ilu- lum- vl' Sill--ul. llr' in-plm-Q-il Brother Corneliun Corcoran. C.S.C,. um- xxn-. tmmf:-in-il ti- tkitlmliu Ven- Uiz .Xpril 117, the llvlizitmei Su trail High in llunrim, Blix-lrigzm, l I vf-JiQQ'lLQ?-55: l 'l 1 Wt ' ,-, Published monthly by the -indent. of 2 THE HOLY'CROS5 SCHOOL E 4950 Dauphine Streei, New Orlenlu. Louisiana : Subscription Rate. 51,00 per year Editor Associate Editor: spun. Editnr Music Reporter l'f-lwurfl W1--luv llnmlvl Fri-null, Jaw- tlmrl H.: l'llfl'nul Gini- Wlllmm llnzr-1 Editorialintu llals- Th-nnpwn, Paul lluf-vi-mer. l-rink l'lim-- Feature Writer Artist TV und Disc Columnist Tlmuxris llfvzu- llulim-rv Vliizxfwrx llaewu l.unzrm fSporh Reporters Irvin Marist-tt. Holler! llzxrrah, He-nr'.' Wm-i htel. Lester Millet, Charles Iliermanh, Henry liahh, Elif- Hr-urlreuiix. Daniel Blurlwy News Reporters Rzlymoml llefurxnvzuix, James Vnprvtn, .lnhzz .luhnfm-, R:-xyrnuml YBUEQ, .ls-hn llaxvis, Hflwaril llu-iilv, Paul Riviele Circulation Axmauclo t'o1'ini.v and Rafael lfullegan ,. , Brother Andre Lechtenher C.S,i,'. Officers Allen Hemtz, Anthony Praizini, Malrclm Phillips, Alan Rcussel look over program for ne ccmxnq concert. I-'lute loseph Bruno Oboe Maurice Br unqarcll Clarinets Glynn Alipio loseph Arnault Lionel Casey Clifford Crain Patrick Darby lolm Dauenhauer Henry Fried Marcel Haulard loseph Hughes Erwin lulian Robert Ledet Anthony LeMo1ne Edward Miller The 1957 Holy Cross Band ll IHI IE Edmond Odinei Anthony Prattini Francis Prattini Nornxan Terrebonne Alto Saxophone Perl Guidry Henry Kirsch Tiruofhy Levrcn Alan Roussel lose-yn Sheppers Tenor Saxophone Frank Maraluso Bariiones lvy Gaudet Nlalvclrn Phillips Harold Pratrini lohn Yaqer 62 'l TIIGER BAND Comets Larry Beckman Gerald Berceqeay Gaylord Burqau Edward Dauenchauer Allen Heintz Louis Molinary loseph Palmeri Dalferes Robicheaux Michael St. Homaine Hoy Zanca French Horns Albert Brown Lloyd Florane Tuba: Gerald Knenkel Ronald Theriot Trombones Gerald Pennison lerry Schultz Drums lames Gaudet Roy Phillips Paul Poissenot Tympani George Klawitter Managers Albert Cordlero Timothy O'Rourke Brother Roberto Muller, C.S.C. Director Brother Richard Emqe, C.S.C. Assistant Director ,t ws BROTHER ROBERTO MULLER, C.S.C. BROTHER RICHARD EMGE. C.S.C. Director Assistant Director Tiger Band performs during the half time at the Easton qame. t l m me f'r.:xstr:1,1s yrese utgtmn .-:em Lf 9 GQIWQLPQ F 111' n., mf 1 wnsf 1 L1 fmlv lf-y1:yI'. The Holy Cross T IHI PERSONNEL HAY ELAHD :SIRI BHEQHTEL ALBSRT BROWN I.f,l.CFIf'E BURCTH fOE'iN CONNOH fCHfI CUTEERA ZCNALD DUFOUR AFITHCNY FOSONE FRANK FRADELLA :ENKY GABB 'CSEFEZ GALE GERALL7 GUNTHEP. fW.l.NIEL HARRIS Gifs: C, .41 TENORS MPP? ITT HHYAN HIENHIE LEONARD LE IOSEPH LENNCX BRUCE ICISTJ I 1 fl. U L A GR SON ROEFFT MARTIN L-XMES IVZCREL HAUL PINED!-. THCLIAS PIPITCT LOHN PSITEPKS ISHN VATH LLIO WILLIE EDWAHY7 '-'.'Ef-'I JF G II IE IE CHARLES ANDREWS IOHN BARICHIVICH SALVADOR CANGIAMILLA EDUARDO CTHAHIN CLAUDE COULON WILLIAM DAZET EUGENE DESORMEAUX IOSE GAMBOA IOHN GERRETS C IL LII III LEE GONZALES CLIFFORD GREEN HERBERT LACASSAGNE PATRICK MAIAIER IOHN PERSSON RONALD ROMOGOSSA SAM TOURNILLON ANTON YRLE MR. RICHARD CROSBY DIIGCIQI The HcIy Class GIee Club performs for the annugxl Chrlstmas Cancer.. First Row: lose Gamboa, Raul Prneda, Salvador Canqiamella, Patrrclc McGehee, Raymond Yates, Treasurer, Second Row: Raymond Desormeaux, lrvrn Massett, Iames Capretz, Vrue-Presrdentq Raymond Rivrere, Richard Bulct, Donald Ballard, Secretary: EdWlIl Nunez, Third Row: lchn Lamarque, Rcellnq Welmeyer, Alfred Lefevre, lose-ph Drolla, Fred Trascher, Presndent: lohn Wrllrarns Missing from Picture: Norman Solrs, SUlDAlLlllVY First How: Wrlliarn Devrne, Rosario LaDart, Herbert Monre, Treasurer: loseralr Pagacclo, Rliilldill C1 Ellen, Second Row: Baptiste Brunner, Secretary: Iolrn Davrs, Wayne CC rdentg Walter Duquette, Vrce-President: Mic If hael Calamar1,Gecrqe Klawrztcr, Charles Fox, Missing from Picture: Fred Sclrnnd Ierirey Ktrnball, Edgar Saucler, laccb Tarantc, I rx Q I t l i Z. fi bb, Samuel Tcurn1llon,Paul Talrantrch, Tlionras Regan, Third Row: Pei r Calamari, Pre Sealed: Maur. 'T Eur 'li, X,'it'e-Pi'e:aigie:: il- ilzert lavassaqzie, President Rg:.a.51 Ruiz, Tr'-astirer, Standing: liiailier Salva' .r 'goerfy Q Llici'-i.i'..i l,'litf.,io liz.-err Stfiemiryg l, L, S 3 H IE. Tla'l,!..1l Y. 'fl ?Z':1L5lx:IL' lFlllTllllRIE IBUISIINIESS ILIEAIDIERS The Future Business Leaders ot America is one ot the largest and znost active of organiza- tions at Holy Cross. Tne Holy Cross Chapter is attiliated with the State ancl National Chap- ters. The purpose ol the F.B.L.A. is to give train- inq and confidence to young nien who will soon enter the world ot corninerce, Taking at least one course in cornrnerce is necessary tor rnernhership. Holy Cross' Chapter has been successful in getting its nienihers elected to the national First Row: Lrnilt Alt, l'lI'Lll:I. la Anna, lQL1.1+ii+- leaky-1, ,avitl Beach, Geralci bt: 'Q-tgeay, lIn.4f-in Reber! Blais, Rolwit Bonsdt, ie, lctin Erefhtel, Alhtiit B: Second Row: Tezrt-I. hruzret, Maurice Burgh, Warren Cadaro, Patrick tfazitrella, Eduardo Cliaiiin Robert Lflgasscn, Claude gculgz., fules Cousin, Aliqahey Curnrnlnqs, Third Row: Rxsliard llallirnore, le,-cb Wulllli, Eugen, Desc:- ineaux, Rey lQeutschniann, Lloyd Erigeran, Tanzley Errgs Harold Frisard, Henry Gabb, lise Gambio, laznes Gebhardt, Fourth How: Clifford Greer., Philip Guiqnet, Lester Guilict, Robert Gtnzerix. Simgn l-lay-de., Emile Hebert, Allen Heintz, Robert leneveir: Robert Johnson, lohn lohnscn. hs 'ti' fm, .- we-er.,, 457 f law., , i+ fi? , .pi x . X. if , -W Q - ,yf 1 ,.,ji ,f A , ff ' ff, P+' we ,la r ff' ,., F4 in Mr, Thomas Matheny delivers speech at installaticn ferrmcniesy Mr. Richard D. Clanton, Exefpmve Secretary ot the FBLA, addresses members at the annual ban met, Herberf Laqassaaine dives fa :am aifgn speech at the district ccnventicn. Q F 1- OIF AMttERlICfX vice-presidency, the state presidency, and district vice-presidency. These are examples of the quality of leadership that is desired on the part of all F.B.L.A. members in their future business ventures. Urlicers and members ot the Holy Cross Chapter are ariuually installed in a formal and impressive ceremony. During the entire year, Holy Cross members are active participants at the national, state, and district conventions. Fits! Row: William Kitto, Sonny Kolb, Herbert ld dSSd'1',f , lflin laiiiarqiie, Rayririzd l.a'i,bfiit, Urban larif-qw-, Harold l,art-ai, Robert Ledet, Donald Le-May, Gerald Lyons, Second Row: lclin M Ljairf-ll, Bernard Mallir i1f':?i, tester IX' 1' f t, Anrirf Fin cn, An thony Pizzolato, Richard Reqqio, Ronald Roniaqossa, Third Row: Frank Rfzrh, Ronald Ruiz, Raymond R :ssl-il, '.'.'iiliani Sci oriacher, Bernard Schwab, loseph Scicriino, Peter Sclafani, Norbert Silva, Earl Smith. Fourth Row: farneg Sniitzi R1 hard gtlilfll, Bernarfi Sulzer, Carniello Tessiiore, Dale Thompson, Prede.i:k Trascner, Philip Tramonfana, Henry Waechter, Edward I'.'-cdge, lohn Wil liairis, lohn Yaqer, U11 IK4 2 .4 1 2 X ft ls lt I Q First Row: Ronald Anthony Tardo, Leonard Morgan, Albert Fransen, Archie Morris, Stephen Lavie, Iohn L. Vath, Richard Meier, Roy Iohnson, Iarnes Fitzgerald, Robert King, Iames Grieshaber, Second Row: Wayne Parish, Iohn Persson, Henry Carrigee, Wil- liam Kennedy, Iohn Sears, Albert Phillips, William Norris, James Kenny, Ianies Schroder, Phil Danna, Stephen Toman, Ioe Hughes. Third Row: Peter Olivier, Charles Sclafani, Stephen Gonzales, Ralph Voorhies, Robert Peterson, Ira Michel, Benjamin Bengert, Clayton Guidry, loseph Bruno, Michael Caliida, lerorne Comfort, Kenneth Thaller, lUlXllIQR RIEI QRUSS lunior Red Cross Society Officers include, trom left: Albert Phillips, treasurerp Iames Schroder, secretaryy Michael Caluda, vice-president, and Robert King, president, ,- 1' .. ':2rx 4--M - A P 1,4-1' KW ff lg i 1. 'V .3 0 The Iunior Red Cross is a branch of the national organization ot the American Red Cross. The group, under the direction ot Brother Thomas Mulryan, CSC., has planned activities that promote responsibility and lead- ership among its members. The Iunicr Red Cross has sponsored con- certs tcr hospitals and institutions: cards and candy for aged patients in hospitals: played host to crippled children at two football Games: worked at the Little Sisters ot the Poor for the agedg and many other activities. Over one hundred boys received the Iunior Red Cross certificate in First Aid after com- pleting a course in method, procedure, and practical application ot first aid. Fred Trascher, standing, gives practice debate before members: David Beach, lose Gamboa, Valery Cavalier, Iohn Coman, lohn Barrois, Robert Lake, Dale Thompson, and Gaston Lanata. I IEIBATIING The Holy Cross Debating Society is com- Each year, the Holy Cross group sponsors posed of both a senior and junior member- its own debating tournament for high school ship. Debaters take part annually in the State in the latter part ot April. Silver cups are Literary Rally and in debates at various uni- awarded the first three place winners. versities in Louisiana. vir. 'Thomas Matheny, Advisor, gives lames Captrez a levy pointers on the coming debate. ar- IIQIXIIIGI-IIIIS GIF The I-lely fumes Kiiiqhts fit tim Altar are fittllmterl with the tifltioiial orqfiiiizatioii Ol Kriiqlits. The orqamzatioh has the objective ot iriteiisityitiq a deep love for Holy Mas: Q :.,1li'lI1 Tn. '. rzx 'ir f wr, w. T: ml-12111 ' ries 'lf xt zum: 1ss1,:i.:1ieii' tel 'rn-I z-xoolc. II III IE A ll II A IR boys in the sOCiety Serve daily MMS in the rwifieiits' rliapel. Memhershipi is litiiited to hoarding students since day students may he' cioiiie active iiieiiihers iri their respective through a faithful devotion at the altar, The parishes. First How: ii1nx.k..:. ' iwg- :zz P .-nib Fings xnu'ai13zf '::i:p ?':ir,.:-,ef Atmel' liar.:-z., ?'riI.i5 I Second Row: tjuxft :i firm, Pliiliz- Riley, Alhfr' yfiifire, PV: 'e 'diiisgry Peer Clivief. Third Row: Raul Pied: feiwine Kzfzi, ERN r' f'3i:17fr.x, lfl '.1r'1'i Clifiit... Tumi ,. Flfgir. Ariiiazidv tfizr, Brvlii Rfxeld Hfg Z . Missing from Picture: -,zz ri- :Nt-1 Peztiiwi H ,-.I viz- ,V Preehtel, Lzit-:faxd Cliog .rt Ui he , F, .,1 ...t, . ,lif.. . . B'K ?f , , , , . 1 ' 'Eg ,A - Iv, iv ,ggxzf 5 2-.f -. f ,J ,5 a Q Y 31 4, iid? 'Q x if 11 ATHLETICS BROTHER GILBERT BURKE CSC BROTHER ALBERT KERN, C.SC Arr tx Dlrevtcr Business Manaqer BROTHER MELCHIOR POLOWY. Wrestling COACH IOSEPH ERNST COACH EDWARD TUOHY COACH EDWARD HEIDER Football Basketball, Baseball AI MllllXlllSlVRfXlVlI BROTHER EDWARD BOYLE, C.S.C. lunigr Varsity Baseball DR. I. BROWNE LaROSE, IR. Team Physician Track GDN MR. HARRIS ROBERTS Graduate Manaqer The Tiger Varsity Team mcluded: First Row: Harold Brent, Larry Kxnq, Frank Cuermano, Lloyd Faust, Joseph Grubauqh, Carl Far- rzs, Edgar Saucier. Second Row: Donald Blazs, Manager, Paul Caraocxoh, Gary Terrebonne, Marnzm Guttuso, Norman Sells, Iohn Wil- lrarns, Edgar Pender, Edgar Leon, Harold Eacharach, Manager, Third Row: Paul Terrell, Msnagery Terrence Markey, Donald Le- May, Alternate Captaxnp lohn Erechtel, Peter Calamarl, Henry Prirneaux lohn Poblno, Frank Prieto, Wayne Kmq, Manager, Fourth Row: Arthur Celaup, Ivor Merkel, Cagt. Donald Eaharo, loseph S:1ortL:o, Mlzhael Schcuest, Gerald Klerzer, Ralph Dazet, Mrchael Porn, Manager. Fifth Row: Raymond Pnvxere, Herbert Lastassaqne, August Rezss, Rrchard Kilt, Hoy Leutschrnann, Alternate Cap- texn' Rxrhard fallrnfev Missing are: P-'er S'..rfa:,i Alon Gruseaute Eaptlste Jegean, lferzlond Fever, fuseph Ga1e,Terrell Bruner. 1956lFUU1l1lfAXlLlLSlEfAXSUN SCHEDULE Holy Cross Sulphur 12 Holy Cross 345 DeLaSa1le 19 HOW CYOSS Catholic High 7 Holy Crass 0' sr. Aloysius , 13 Holy Cross Nicholls O Holy Cross Og Redemptorist , 6 Holy Cross Baton Rouge O Holy Cross Og Iesuit . 27 Holy Cross Holy Name of Mary 19 Holy Cross Fortier 12 on Bowl Championship Holy Cross Warren Easton 13 Holy Cross 335 Terrebonne , 14 MW, Z ,N maxim . .H . ' 5 f ' . . W fm. V., l ,As A Aga' 2-1 8' ., 4 MA -mm 3 fN,xpzvW5,.1u Y , ji ,iq 5' if E' a t uk, gdb M X Umm XM, V7 , N I 151 'lr Ol 'A ':fz::.. Til. X 6 . 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W grim , E ' V' A x f 4 , 'Q .5232 4 W S vi i Q , 6 jf . - M 4 ,wg Q mf 1 V f QE W bww ig Q fx 3' 5 Q ' K 1 as sa , r mia? M? Fw S3 , if ww if A fx at . f 1 . S i 1 e I W '-. -.S in ,gg 5 ,,,....,.,,, .n-.,, M5 qww, 7--,W Jaw Sf -4.W, ' X. i' ,. if na ,Y ' f wr ' !, in 4 ij s ws, kwa ziy, J AWB Q mm K Wx N, W 25232 F' , i M 1 fi M3 f. 153 in Jr ,7 W f A 1 s i if B Fcczball roster includes: First Row: Harry Wesner, Paul Dubuisson, Norman Minyard, Anthony Fascne, lames Lynch, Noel Phillips, loan Braud, Robert Arena, loseph Paccaccio, Paul Taliancich, Michael Calamari, Charles Knight. Second Row: Kenneth Anderson, Leonard Krupp, William Schule, Richard Simoneux, Kerexgh Fallon, Nolan Guidry, Herbert Monte, Drew Vitter, Berenqher, Erechtel, Anthony Touchard, Ioseph Lennox, Robert Primeaux. Third Row: Raymond Francingues, Phillip Gattuso, William Truax, Kenneth Rappold, Saul Lacour, Edward Rusich, Daniel Markey, David Adamson, Ronald Ccnaway, Perry Booth, lohn Birabent, Frank Kearney, Wayne Cobb, Leo Basile, Louis We1sdcrffer, Stanley Pausma, Valery Cavalier, Clifford Green. Mlllfl IF Ct O lf Ill A IL IL Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross . Holy Cross Holy Cross The Baby Bengals, coached by Ed Tuohy and Clifford Green, finished the season un- scored upon and undefeated in the Catholic Iunior Varsity League. The only setback was the first game of the season with East Ieffer- son. East Iefferson 14 lesuit . O St. Aloysius O Iesuit O St. Aloysius . U Kenneth Rappold, a freshman, one of the Tiqer's best backfield prospects, was classi- fied by many as one of the most dynamic B team backs in the city. Rappolds scoring was due to his speed. Guidry, Calamari, Krupp, and Gerrets also proved valuable players on the B squad. 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Nwhw GERALD KIEFFER ROBERT DUCHESNE Guard Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Forward SCHEDULE Non-League 675 East Iefferson 465 Easton 655 Eortier 495 East Iefferson . 7l5 St. Sanislaus 635 Eortier 525 Newman 405 Easton 535 St. Stanislaus 495 Sacred Heart League First Round 495 St. Aloysius 7l: Holy Name ot Mary Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross RICHARD KELT Forward, Captain All-Stale, All-Prep 515 Reclemptorist 425 DeLaSalle .575 Iesuit . . Second Round 4l: St. Aloysius 755 Holy Name of Mary 595 Hedemptorist 487 DeLaSalle 445 Iesuit TOURNAMENTS City Playoff 42 5 Easton . C.Y.O. 585 Iesuit . . 375 Hedernptorist , etA thRpp1dL dffr nA Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross IB IBASKIETIBAILIL SCHEDULE East Ietferson Fortler East Ietterson Easton St Aloysms Holy Name o Mary Redemptonst DeLaSalle Iesult St A1oys1us Holy Name of Mary Redemptonst DeLaSalle Ie-su1t 90 F r I Ro William Seqreto, Berenqher, Brechtel, Leonard Krupp, Drew Vitter, Kenneth Lacour, Second Row Ch 1 K gh R b r rena, Kenne a o , ouis Weis or e , Thomas Cvitanovich, Iacob Tararxto, Al 6 4 9 Y A A ...., 395 Holy Cross A ....... 457 Easton A A A A ,... 475 ' A A A A 325 A A A A 225 A A A A A 36g A ' A A A A A A A 545 t A A A A A A A A A A 457 ' A A A A A A A A A 875 A A A A A A A A A 447 ' A A A A A A A A A A A A 315 . ' A A A A A 42: A A AAAAA A 537 ' A A A A A A A A A A 485 A A A A A A A A A 265 ' A . A A A in Dave Seeman and Urban Larroque flnish iirst and second Rlchard Dallimore and William Fandison finish mile in meet. CATVIHIOILIIQ CIHIAMPIIONS f FIRST PLACE WINNERS First How: Gerald Lyons, Louis Scheizr, Henry Kirsch Reber' Chiassgn. Second Row: David Eea:h, ifu Under.-iced, Terrell E-riirzet, lelz. Chlerif. rs' Brother lvielchicr, CSC, Wrestlinq Coach, and Iohn Ohlenforst look cver trophies won durinq the past twelve years, ti The Holy Cross Tigers won their twelfth straight State Interscholastic 'Wrestling Cham- pionship by a tally ot 64 points. The team, under the coaching of Brother Melchior, C.S.C., took eight first places and eight sec- ond places in the annual tournament held at the New Orleans Athletic Club on March 15 and 16. Eiqht schools were represented in this year's tourney. Terrell Brunel, one of the Tiqer tri captains, received the Ioe Cruccia Award as the Out standing Holy Cross Wrestler of l957. Long months of practice prepared the Holy Cross squad tor a twelfth victory. Both win' ners and losers deserve praise for their tourf ney preparation. WILLIE SCHONACHER, Cutiielder All-Prep, All-Catholx 3 6 ? Second Row: W1l'lQ Sfhonacher Robert Blars, Norman So is, Walter Blocker, Herman Koch, Third Row: oavh Joe Ernst Ron ld Ferr andez Cera o Krefltr Rmhard Kel? lohn Carbo Captam Roy Deuts hmann BASIEIBAILIL RICHARD KELT Frrsl Baseman All Prep AllCathol1f 2 j Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross SCHEDULE Fxrst Round Redemptorrst DeLaSalle Iesurt St Aloysms Iesuu Cplayoffl Second Round Redemptorist DeLaSalle Iesuit St. Aloysius St. Aloysius Cplayofll Varsrty Baseball Team included: First Row: Wayne Came-t,'Leroy Hymel, Carmello Tessrtore, Robert Delgxdxo, John Brechtel A Q a if , 1 I ' if A , , : c . U 6: ' lU: 13: ' 107 . ' f C - , I Y N! 10: l I 'S iii Ygv' L1 R 'I Tiger yi Iinq sian includes Vfdliei' Bicsker 5 I rt Deipidic, t, Norman Solis, shortstop: Eugene Robert Biuis, first base: and Wayne Canis: right, Iohn Carpe, irdptain. Iohn Breciilei, viitqheig Heiiiiim Kczuh, ihiid lmse. U' 06' 1 0 E v '00 X 0 sw First Row: Peter Talxanctch, Victor Gerasi, Albert Manaila, Robert Hemel, Gerald Wineski, Willtam McNamara, Second Row: Law renee Fsrmal, Paul Tahancich, Paul Blocker, Michael Schouest, Paul Hoistetter, Henry Primeaux, Roger Rtchard, Manaqert MIBM IB A S IEIB A IL IL Brother Ronald, C.S.C., coach, gives instructxons to Bobby Delpidio. , IL K, ' w w. ,. ff X x 'SPM , ggwx' - N., . , 5543955 W V Q 1 Wm 5 N Q qlv mwgwf ar x A t 3 ,L ' , X fx ,f wh x . - M f., ' 1 N .L MN. wary? ff X - V NEMQKH W W . A X1 , X YQAWN . H ' 'sum . . Q as wr ,, . - 4,NmmX 'wi - -M . W ' ,, w , x,.yw , 'S ,, v M 1' W ,- A' . L , - ,F -or ' . R 1' 1 W , Q - , - wr Q!x-it ! if in 4 First Row: Mr. Earl Massett, Mrs, Robert Bourgeois, Mrs. Lloyd Boesch, Mrs. Ernest Gonzales, Mr. Louis Lacassaqne, Mrs. Fred- erick Mercier, Mr. Euqene Blais, Mrs. loseph Drolla, Mr. Harry Harris. Second Row: Mr, Lloyd Boesch, Mr, Robert Bourgeois, Mr. Philip Dallimore, Mrs, Harry Harris, Mrs, Russell Callen, Brother Salvator Esposito, C,S.C., Mrs. Thomas Busch, Mrs. Louis Lacasr saone, Mrs. Eugene Blais, Mr. Richard Mattei. Missing from Picture: Mrs. Edwin Espenan, Mr. Ernest Gonzales, Mrs. Louis Guidry, Mrs. Louis Markey, Mrs. Earl Massett, Mrs. V. H. Pelleqrini, Mr, Lester Sanders, Mr. Everett Treiqle. NPPXRIENTS' QILUIB MRS. ERNEST GONZALES 1956-57 Officers President MRS. ERNEST GONZALES . .... President MRS. LLOYD BOESCH . . . FirstVice-President MR. LOUIS LACASSAGNE . Second Vice-President MRS. ROBERT BOURGEOIS . Recording Secretary MRS. FREDERICK MERCIER . Corresponding Secretary W' MR, EUGENE BLAIS . .... Treasurer MRS. IOSEPH DROLLA . .... . Publicity Executive Board Above Officers and Mr, Earl Massett Mrs. Edwin Espenan Mrs. Earl Massetl Mr, Everett Treiqle Mr, Lloyd Boesch Mrs. Louis Lacassagne Mrs. Eugene Blais Mrs. T. A, Busch Mr, Richard Mattei Mrs. Louis Markey Mr. Harry Harris Mrs. Russell Callen Mrs. Harry Harris Mr. Ernest Gonzales Mrs. V. H. Pelleqrini Mr. Philip Dallirnore Mr, Lester Sanders Mr. Robert Bourgeois Mrs. Louis Guidry Brother Salvator, C.S.C., Moderator MONDAY First Row: Mrs. I, Toranto, Mrs. l. Ledei, Mrs. I. Mehrtens, Mrs, Van Gale. Second Row: Mrs. E. Alt, Mrs. M. Vitter, Mrs. L. Guidry, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs, O. Sulzer. Missing from Pic- ture: Mrs. R. Heard, Mrs. A. Diebold. -WN 'rr fn. TUESDAY First Row: Mrs. R. Grussaute, Mrs. L. Wineski, Mrs. G. Dazet, Mrs. F. Readinqer, Second Row: Mrs. R. Bourgeois, Mrs. R. Hintzen, Mrs. E. Terrebonne, Mrs, Fi. Voorhigs. Missing irom Picture: Mrs. l. Block, Mrs. A. Cumrnrnqs, Mrs. I. Drolla, Mrs. L. Markey, Mrs. P. Booth. WEDNESDAY First Row: Mrs. N. Green, Mrs, H. Mercier, Mrs. M. Mrs, G. Ledger, Mrs. H, Forbes, McNamara. Second Row: Mrs. B. Zaffuto, Mrs, L. Tudela, Mrs. E. Massett, Mrs. E, Le-ze, Mrs. facassaqrre, Mrs. I. Sciorti Dauenhauer, THURSDAY First Row: Mrs. P. Dufour, Mrs, P. Hartmann, Mrs. B. Braden, Mrs. E. Weathers. Second Row: Mrs. L. Willie, Mrs. F- Schmidt, Mrs. E. Zuvich, Mrs. I. Regan, Mrs. C. GoodWYU9f Mrs, C. Guidry. Missing from Picture: Mrs. H. Fayard. THIE CMFIH no. Missing from Picture: Mrs. I. Mrs. l. Schanzbach. FRIDAY First Row: Mrs. A. Krnq, Mrs. E. Gonzales, Mrs. R. Calleri, Mrs. R. Bulot. Second Row: Mrs. H, Sears, Mrs, L. Melancon, Mrs. L. Perret, Mrs. A. Emboulas, Mrs. C. Reuther. Missing from Picture: Mrs. E. Blais, Mrs. S. Chaisson. UERIIA STAIFIF X x MJ YBJVA 'LM 2411 f0gl fll7 I5 P X-4 1 j V I - A f fx, 1 ' yy I ' fy 7 , Q1 ,Y ' 1 1 1 Q 41' 1 - 5 fl ', -fn-,4 ' f 5 , L g Q x I . 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Noriea evern Roe ' Complimenfs OI . road ' ' ' SIC J4 wagfi Mar .gmencl Wd FINEST QUALITY ICE CREAM ?fD 66 77 O Bnownrs I ICE CREAM 6001196111611 tj of My LAMBERT ELECTRIC CO 8OI5 Palm Slreef NEW ORLEANS LEO E BALL PLASTERING CEMENT STUCCO LATHING Cllsce 309 N Berneclolle Sfreel Resudence 6734 Memphis Sfreel Telephones Office Alvllwersl l22O If no answer call Reslclence EV 3426 eEeReE E BALL re p ll CA 51132 Proiecled by Worlcmen's Co pens lion and Public Liabilify . , e reien f ' , i , 3 CIIIL yOu STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL For Ihe privilege of servsng you durlnq The pasf years and for 'rhe many happy busuness reIa+lons Ihus servuce has occasuoned we wash 'ro exfend our qra+eIul apprecuahon We Irus+ we may service you again when school reconvenes TIPERY STUDIO I25 Camp SI'reeI' DUPLICATE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING CO NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE