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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1960 volume:

11 1 OF HOLV CROSS neuj RLEflnS Utl £A £0ltfER A week of sports activities before the Sugar Bowl Classic on Jaiiiiarj- 1st in- cludes basketball games, tennis matches, track meets and yawl racing. Pictures courtesy of Leon Trice Studi( -viiiiiff III! ( r umpltonu }eru Dk eater Pictures courtesy of Times Picayune photographed by A. P. Vidacovich, Carnival or Mardi Gras in New Orleans is a season of gaiety before the start of Lent each year. Num- berless parades and balls months and weeks before Shrove Tuesday bring tourists by the thousands to our Crescent City. This season cul- minates with the Parade and Ball of Rex on Fat Tuesday which ends at midnight and ushers in the sea- son of penance and reparation. Pictures courtesy of Times Picayune, photographed by A. P. Vidacovieh. H For the past twenty years, Brother Jeremias, C.S.C., has taught here at Holy Cross High School. Born and educated in Chicago, Brother Jeremias became early in life a real Holy Cross Man, for his entire elementary, secondary, and college education was received from the Brothers and Priests of Holy Cross, first at Holy Trinity School in Chicago and later, after a year of religious training at St. Joseph ' s Novitiate, at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. In the summer of 1940, Brother Jeremias was given obedience to teach in St. Joseph ' s High School in South Bend. Due to a polio epidemic that autumn, the school did not open on time in September. As a result, Brother ' s obedience was changed and he came South to begin what was to be an uninter- rupted twenty years in the Crescent City. Having been well-trained in library science by five summer school sessions at the Catholic Univer- sity of America in Washington, DC, Brother Jere- mias has doubled the number of volumes in the school library during his term as librarian. The old library, which was originally in the main building, was transferred in 1955 to the upper school building and the seating capacity was increased from twenty- eight to fifty-six. He has taught English, hist ory and religion hei ' e besides being librarian. For six years. Brother Jeremias served as Assist- ant Prefect in the Junior Dormitory and for the past five years he has been sacristan of the Brothers ' Chapel. Currently, he is archivist for the local com- munity of Holy Cross Brothers and submits news items to different publications periodically. Hard-working, cheerful, helpful and scholarly. Brother Jeremias is a man who does much and says little about his duties which are many. His hobby is good reading and he enjoys sports of all kinds. To Brother Jeremias who has given Holy Cross twenty years of hard, quiet, cheerful work, this 1960 TIGER is gratefully and respectfully dedicated. t DEDICATED TO BROTHER JEREmiflS mVSLIUIlEC C. S. C. THE ADMINISTRATION I Jill he ' mioler. 5oce by : I ' mver- urJen- s jnliie ■ lie old ilUHity- Bnlhers ' nicon- litsnews I. Khalariy, hiA Ihds. 0l)tClDSS ,ihislS60 AND FACULTY Brother Roberto Muller, C.S.C. Assistant Headmaster HEADMASTER Brother Reinald Duran, C.S.C. Headmaster, in one of his daily duties: An- nouncing iorthcoming events. 10 I A D M I N I S Brother Andre Lechtenberg c.s.c. Director of Upper School Brother Terence Haas c.s.c. Director of Lower School Prefect of Discipline Brother Lawrence Fitch c.s.c. Director of Studies T R A T I O N Rev. Donald MacGregor c.s.c. Chaplain Rev. Raymond Clancy c.s.c. Chaplain Mrs. Loretta Culotta Secretary Brother Titus Eppley c.s.c. Ptirchasing Agent Brother Malcolm O ' Neil c.s.c. Treasurer Brother Wendel Adam c.s.c. Biology. Mathematics, Academij of Science Mr. Frank Auderer General Science, Civics Brother Ronald Belanger c.s.c. Latin. English Brother Francis Bond c.s.c. Bookkeeping, Typewriting, Senior and Junior Class Sponsor, FBLA Moderator Mr. James Carmody Civics. Physicial Education Rev. Raymond Clancy c.s.c. Chaplain Mr. Richard Corrado English, Latin, Student Council Adviser Mr. Samuel Danna Religion, History Mr. Thomas Early Problems of Democracy, Speech. Debate Coach THE FACULTY 14 THE FACULTY Holy Cross Alumni who have reliirncd to teath: (Seated) Mr. Frank Auderer, Brother Joseph Laharc, C.S.C. (Standing) Mr. Otto Slierle, IMr. James Carmody, Mr. William McGee and Mr. Newell Schindler. Brother Paul Enk C.S.C. General Science. Matliematics Brother Titus Eppley C.S.C. Commissioner Brother Lawrence Fitch C.S.C. Latin. Problems of Democracy, Counsellor Brother Terrence Haas C.S.C. English. Religion Brother Ronald Hein C.S.C. Pliysics. Mathematics Brother Edward Heller C.S.C. Englisli. Sodality Moderator, Couiisellor Brother Timothy Hickey C.S.C. Religion Brother Vincent Hindersheid C.S.C. Mathematics Mr. John Kalbacher Goieral Science. Biology, physical Education Director 15 Brother Sylvester Krus c.s.c. Religion, Mechanical Drawing, Art. Yearbook Adviser Brother Joseph LaHare c.s.c. General Science, Acaden y of Science Dr. J. Browne Larose School Physician Brother Andre Lechtenberg c.s.c. Chemistry Brother Alfred Ledet Religion, Spanish, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, Counsellor Brother Edward Lee c.s.c. Mathematics, Sodality Moderator, League of The Sacred Heart, Counsellor Rev. Donald MacGregor c.s.c. Chaplain Mr. William McGee History, Honor Society Ad riser Brother Roberto Muller c.s.c. Latin. English, Mnsic Director 16 THE FACULTY Brother Jeremias Mysliwiec c.s.c. Religion. Librarian Brother Sylvester Ness c.s.c. Huddle Manager Brother John Niemietz c.s.c. Problems of Democracy, Religion. Director of Athletics Brother Malcolm O ' Neil c.s.c. Typewriting Brother Melchior Polowy English. Religion. Physical Education Mr. Victor Pope Chemistry. Religion Mr. Anthony Reginelli Geography. Physical Education Brother James Ryan c.s.c. English. Mathematics Brother Romuald Sahm c.s.c. Mathematics Mr. Newell Schindler English. School Newspaper Adviser. Glee Club Director Brother M. Joseph Siok c.s.c. Maintenance Engineer Mr. Otto Stierle Mathematics Mr. Edward Tuohy History, Physical Education Mr. Thomas Warner Religion. Physical Education Mrs. Lloyd Boesch Cajeteria Manager Mrs. Loretta Culotta Secretary Tlneu ll.)l (Hiss . liiniiii wlu)  crc filiall. piolcsscil in AiiKiisl III ' .IM .IS Biolhor-, of Hol.v Cios . (Lett to Riglit) Brollici Jdsipli Hr.iwii, C.S.C. now in Brazil, Brotlicr IMii ' haol Aidoiiiii. I .itlui Kail. . Biollier Joscpli Laharc. C.S.C. THE FACULTY 18 THE STUDENTS iKaiin THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 SENIOR OFFICERS. Standing. Left to Right: Joseph Pal- nieri. Treasurer; Donald Dufoiir, Vice-President; James Besselman, Secretary; Michael Calamari, President. . ' 4; ' i; ' ii f vVi 21 THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: DENNIS F. ALEXANDER. 2707 N. Robertson St. MANUEL ALFONSO. Yscloskey, Louisiana; Varsity Wrestling. 1, 2. 3. 4; Tri Captain, 4; Junior Academy of Science. 1- TERRY ANDRY. 822 Lesseps St.; Varsity Traclt. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling. 3. 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 4; F.BL.A,. 4. ALVIN JOHN ANGEL. JR.. 3144 N, Rampart St.: League of the Sacred Heart. 2. 3. 4 F.B.L.A., 4. ROBERT DONALD ARCENEAUX. 1240 Lesseps St.: Varsity Track. 4: Varsity Wrestling, 4 League of the Sacred Heart. 4: F.B.L.A,. 4. ROBERT JOHN ARENA. 1906 Desire St.: Varsity Football. 2; Varsity Basketball, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball. 3. 4: FBLA.. 4, Second Row: REED D. ARMOND, 3030 Royal St.; Varsi ty Track. 2. 3. 4: League of the Sacred Heart, 2, 3. JOSEPH M. ASTLE. Belize. British Honduras: F.B.L.A.. 4. PAUL BALLARD. 3902 McFarland: Varsity Football. 3. 4: Varsity Baseball, 2. HAROLDO R. BARILLAS. 7a. Ave. 1-14. Zone 13. Guatemala. Guatemala: Varsity Wrestling. 2, 3: League of the Sacred Heart. 4: Inter-American Circle. 1, 2. 3. 4. LARRY VARNUM BECKMAN. 1301 St. Ferdinand St.: The Tiger Band. 1. 2. 3. 4. Lieut.. 2. Captain. 4: Sodality. 2; Scholastic Monogram, 1, 2. 4: Draftsman, 3. RICHARD FRANK BENTON. 2104 Painters St.: F.B.L.A-. 4: Draftsman, 3. Third Row: JAMES MICHAEL BESSELMAN. St. Rose. La.: Varsity Football. 3. 4: Varsity Wrestling, 3; Student Activities Council. 4: League of the Sacred Heart. 2: Sodality. 3. 4: Junior Academy of Science, 2. SALVADOR J. BIVALACQUA. 1901 Esteben St.. Arabi. La. JAMES M. BLACK, JR.. .=536 Perrin Dr., Arabi. La.: Student Acuvilieb Council. 2; THE TIGER Staff, 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor, 4: The Bulletin Staff, 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor, 4: League of the Sacred Heart, 2, 3, 4: F.B.L.A., 4: Junior Academy of Science. 2. DONALD RICHARD BLAIS. 5451 Royal St ; Manager, 1: League of the Sacred Heart, 2: F.B.L.A.. 1. ROBERT JOSEPH BLAKEWAY. JR . 912 Egania St.: Varsity Track. 3. 4 ANTHONY BONDI. JR.. 4629 Dodl Ave : League of the Sacred Heart. 2. 3. 4: F.B.L.A., 4. Fourth Row: MANUEL F. BORNIO. 4227 St. Claude Ave.: Scholastic Monogram. I WILLIE GILBERT BRAUD, JR., 1522 Alex- ander Ave., Arabi, La.: The National Honor Society. 1. 3: Scholastic Monogram. 1. 2. 3: Junior Academy of Science, 2, 3, 4. , , ' JOSEPH BERENGHER BRECHTEL. 527 Whitney Ave.: Varsity Football. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Tiack. 3. 4; The Bulletin Staff. 2. 3. 4: F.BL.A.. 2. 3. 4: Knights of The Altar. . ..a . 1. 2. Fifth Row: SAMUEL G. BRENT. Bananera. Guatemala. C. A.: The Tiger Band. 1: Inter-American Circle. I. 2: Soccer. 1. 2, 3. JOHN PATRICK BROUSSARD, 573 Apple St.. Norco, La.: Varsity Wrestling. 3: Sodal- ity, 3, 4: F.B.L.A.. 4. BAPTISTE WILLIAM BRUNNER. 1342 Les- seps St.; Varsity Football. 3. 4: Varsity Wrestling. 2; The National Honor Society. 1. 2. 3. 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 2, 3. 4; Sodality. 1. 2. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.. 3. 4; Junior Academy of Science. 2: Junior Class Officer. Treasur Bo 1 i i 22 4 - Iff I I T! T . r «, ' ' ■• ' JL- 23 .Ia THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: MICHAEL PAUL CALAMARI, 4422 Music St-; Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain, 4: Varsitv Tracli. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Wrestling, 1, 2, 3. 4; Co-Captain, 4, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Student Activities Council. 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary, 3, President. 4; Sodality, 1, 2, 3. 4. Vice-President, 2. Secretary. 3. Vice-President, 4; F.B.L.A., 2. 3. 4; Scliolastic Monogram, 1. 2. 3, 4; Junior Academy of Science, 2; Junior Class Officer. Presi- dent; Senior Class Officer, President. FRANK CAMPO, JR., Sliellbeacfi. La. JULES CARVILLE. LaPlace. La,; Varsity Track. 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 2; Sodality, 3; F.B.L-A.. 3. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 2; Draftsman. 3; Junior Academy of Science. 2, ROBERT EUGENE CAZAYOUX. 209 W. Janis St.. New Roads. La.; League of the Sacred Heart. 3. 4. Recording Secretary, 4; F.B.L.A.. 3, 4. GUY CHAUPETTE, 2616 Tonti St.. F.B.L.A.. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 3. FRANK CHOPIN. 225 So. Rio Vista Ave.; League of the Sacred Heart. 2; F.B.LA . 4; Scholastic Monogram. 1. 2. 4; Junior Red Cross, 1. 2; Debating. 3. 4; Junior Academy of Science. 1. 2; Knights of the Altar. 1. 2. 3. 4. Second Row: JOHN OWEN CONNER. 17 Metairie Court; The Glee Club. 1; F.B.L.A.. 4; Junior Red Cross, 1- DOMINIC CULOTTA, 2423 General Ogden St.; Varsity Track. 2; Varsity Wrestling. 2. 3. 4: Tri-Captain, 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 2. 3. 4; F.BL.A . 4; Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, 4. FRANK A. DALIER. JR.. 201 Good Children St . Chalmette. La.; Varsity Wrestling. 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4. CLIFFORD J DARBY. JR . 1223 Flood St : Varsity Wrestling. 3; Drafls:naii. 3 JOHN MURPHY DAUENHAUER. JR. 1307 Congress St.; The Tiger Band. 1. 3; Junior Acadeniy of Science. 2. HENRY DAUTERIVE. 922 Charbonnet St; The Tiger Band. Manager. 1; FBLA. 4. Third Row: DONALD DELESDERNIER. Pilottown, La.; Varsity Wrestling. 2. 3; Archery. I WILLIAM PETER DE VINE. 4703 Duplessis St.; Varsity Wrestling, 2. 3; Sodality. 1; F.B LA.. BIAGGIO P DiM.ARTINO. 2677 N. Rocherblave St.; Varsity Wrestling. 2; FBLA. 4. 1; Junior Academy of Science. 1. JOHN L. DIMICELI. JR.. 2165 Robin SALVADORE DiVINCENTI. 1400 CI Junior Academy of Science. 2. 3 MILTON E. DREWES FBLA . 4 The Glee Club. Scholastic Monogr lfi3R Lesscps St ; Scholastic Monogr ' 4 u Fourth Row: JOHN P. DUDENHEFEH. 1433 Bartholomew St.; Scholastic Monogram. 1. 2. DONALD DUFOUR. 1216 Aycock St.; Cheer- leader. 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain. 3. 4. Manager. 3; THE TIGER Staff. Business Manager. 4; The Glee Club. 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President. 3. President. 4. Trophy for outstanding member. 3. 4; Gold Medal. 3; Sodality. 3. 4; F.B-L.A-. 4; Junior Red Cross, 1; Junior Academy of Science, 3; Moonwatch Team. 3; Confraternity .of Christian Doctrine. 3. 4. President, 4; Senior Class Officer. Vice- President; Secretarial Work. 4. RICHARD W- ENGLANDER, JR.. 1619 Ten- nessee St.; THE TIGER Staff. Business Manager, 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 3. 4; Draftsman. 4; Junior Academy of Science. 2. Fifth Row: KEREIGH FALLON. 1825 St, Rocli Ave.; FBLA.. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 2 LIONEL J. FAVRET. 37 Lark St; Varsity Football. 3. 4; Varsity Track. 3. 4: Junior Academy of Science. 1. 2, HAROLD A. FORBES. 3807 N. Roman St.; Varsity Track. 3; Varsity Wrestling. 3; The National Honor Society. 1. 3. 4; Scholas- tic Monogram. 1. 2. 3. 25 THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: ANDREW FOSSIER, JR., 2038 MandeviUe St.; F.B.L.A.. 4. HENRY JOSEPH FRIED. 58 Packenham Ave.. Chalmette, La,; Cheerleader, 3. 4; Tiger Band 1, 2; Glee Club, 3. LARRY CHARLES FRISARD. 7914 Chef Menteur Hwv.; League of the Sacred Heart, 2, 3, 4- F.B.L.A., 4. ANTHONY P. GARZA, 7650 Mackenzie St.; F.B.LA., 4. IVY GAUDET, 3217 Rabbits St.; Varsity Wrestling. 3, 4; Tiger Ba JOHN GEMELOS. 2428 Joseph St.; ■■Bulletin Staff, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: JOHN A. GERHETS, 6779 Canal Blvd.; Debating, 3, RONALD GIOE, 8615 St. Bernard Hwy. MAURICE M. GOWLAND, JR., 69 W. Chalmette Cr.; F.B.L.A., LOUIS A. GUIDRY, 4401 Stephen Girard Ave.; ■■Bulletin Staff, Debating, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4. GERALD L. GUNTHER, 54 Lyndel Dr.; Glee Club, 1, 2, Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, 4. ALLEN T. HEBERT, 6127 Royal St.; Varsity Track, 2, 4. 3, 4; F.B.L.A., Draftsman 3. 4; Sodality, 3; F.B.L.A., 4; 3, 4, Vice-President, 4; F.B.L.A., 4; Third Row: JULES PAUL HEBERT. 6642 Virgilian St.; Tiger Band, 1; Sodality. 1; F.B.LA., 4; Draftsman 3. HARRY J, HEBERT. JR . 1005 Tricou St.; Junior Red Cross, 1, 2; Junior Academy of Science, 2, MYRON M, HECKER, 2029 Metairie Rd.; Draftsman, 3; Junior Academy of Science, 2. 3. ROY A. HEMELT, 2326 Gallier St.; National Honor Society, 1, 3, 4; F.B.L.A., 4; Scholastic Monogram, 1. 2, 3, 4; Junior Academy of Science, 2, 3. FLOYD MICHAEL HINDELANG. JR., 905 Monroe St., Gretna, La.; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling, 1. 2; Sodality, 2, 3; F.B.L.A., 4. JOHN L. HIRSIUS, 99 Maryland Dr.; F.B.L.A., 4; Draftsman, 3. Fourth Row: JAMES ROBERT HOGAN, 4916 Dauphine St.; Tiger Band. 3. 4. WESTLEY ANTHONY JACOMINO, 121 Per- rin Dr. BRUCE DAVID JOHNSON, 313 Montgomery Ave.; Glee Club. I; Junior Academy of Science, 1, 2, 3, 4; Knights of the Altar, 1, 2, 3, 4; Archery Club, 4, Fifth Row: LOUIS LANE JOHNSON, JR,, 210 Prosper St,; Varsity Wrestling, 4; ■ ' Bulletin ' Staff. 4; League of the Sacred Heart, 4; F.B.L.A,, 4; Junior Academy of Science, 4; Archery Team, 4. CHARLES RANDOLPH KELLER, 235 N. David St.. Church Point, La.; League of the Sacred Heart, 1, 2, 3; Junior Academy of Scii 1, 2, 3. THOMAS WHITE KESTLER, JR., 612 Belle- ville St., Algiers; Varsity Football, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 3; Varsity Baseball, 3, 4; League of the Sacred Heart, 3. 26  1 -m 9t mmk M i im liki A I 1 ikikii  i 28 J I THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: WAYNE KING. 5453 Roval St.; Varsitv Wrestling, 3, 4, M Heart. 3. 4: F.B.L.A., 4. JAMES R. KLEIN. 912 Egania St.; Junior Red Cross, I. 2. GUY CARLETON KRAUS, 412 Rosa Ave., Metairie, La.; I FRANK L. KRENKLE, JR., 1505 Tennessee St.; The Tigei Junior Academy of Science, 2, GERALD THOMAS LABORDE, 3121 Rcyal St : The Glee Cli 4; Scholastic Monogram, 1; Junior Academy of Science, 2, FREDERICK JOSEPH LABORDE, 1124 Music St ; The Tiger of Science, 4; Junior Red Cross, 1. Second Row: SAUL LACOUR. 1406 Mehle St., Arabi, La : Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track, 2, 3; League of the Sacred Heart. 2; Sodality, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A.. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 2; Junior Academy of Science, 2; Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, 3. ROSARIO PETER LA DART, Box 536, Buras, La.; The National Honor Society. 1; THE TIGER Staff. 2. 3; The Bulletin Staff. 2, 3. 4, Assistant Editor. 4; Sodality. 1; Debating. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President. 4; Junior Academy of Science, 1. lager, 1 L cague o the Sacred aftsman. 3. Band. 1. -■ 3. 4. L cuter lant, 3; . I. 2. 3. 4. Sec reta. y-Tr asurer. and. 1. 2. 3 . 4; Jun or Academy WAYNE T. LARROQUE. 3931 McFarland St.; Varsity Wr Heart, 2; F,B.L.A., 4. GILBERT E. LEDGER. JR.. 2020 Alvar St ; Junior Acadi MICHAEL JOSEPH LUCIA. JR.. 1532 N Dorgenois St : Sacred Heart. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4. stling. 2. 3; League of the Sacred 3f Science. 3. 4. (y Track. 1. 4; League of the JAMES PATRICK LYNCH. 574 Central Ave Student Activities Council. 3, 4, Treasure! Heart, 1, 2; Sophomore Moderator, Sodality 3, 4: ■sity Football, 2 Vice-President, FB.LA. 4 4; Varsity Track. 2, League of the Sac Third Row : FRANK MACALUSA, 92.8 Maurice St ; The Tiger Band, 1. 2. 3. F B LA , DANIEL A. MADERE. Reserve. La ; Junior Academy of Science. 2; Moor JOSEPH A. MARINO. JR.. 1934 Congress St.; Manager. 3; Head Manag Sacred Heart. 3; F B.L.A.. 4; Junior Academy of Science. 2. 3, HERBERT W, MARKS. 2626 Lavender St.; The National Honor Society. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4; 4; Draftsman 3. Watch Team. 3 ' . 4; League of the of Sci. Scholastic Monogram. 2. 3; Junior Academy FLOYD J, MARQUIS. 1206 Con Junior Academy of Science. 2 ROBERT MAUREAU, 2558 Treasure St ; The Tiger 3. 4. President. 4. promise St.. Kenner. La.; THE TIGER Staff. 3. 4; Sodality. 3. 4; Archery Team. 4. Treasurer. nd. 1; Scholastic Monogram. 2- Fourth Row : GERALD JOSEPH McCURDY. 1130 Lesseps St.; League of the Sacred Heart. 3; F.B.L.A.. 4; Debating. 3. 4; Junior Academy of Sci- ence. 1. WILLIAM McNAMARA. JR.. 3618 Palmyra St.; Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Base- ball, 2, 3. 4, Captain in Baseball; Student Activities Council, 3; FB.LA,. 4. HENRY J MEHRTENS. 534 Flood St ' FB L A . 1 Filth Row: TERRY PAUL MEILLEUR. 4216 N. Ram- part St.; League of the Sacred Heart. 2. 3. 4. HERBERT JOSEPH MONIE. 1535 Congress St.; Varsity Football. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Track, 2. 3. 4; The National Honor Society, 1, 3: Scholastic Monogram, 1, 2, 3, 4; Sodality. 1. 3; FB.LA.. 3. 4; Sodality Treasurer. 1; Pre- fect. 2; Treasurer. 3; Prefect. 4; Junior Class Officer. Secretary; Senior Class Council. JOHN J. MORRIS. III. 1523 Anunciation St ; League of the Sacred Heart. 2, 3, 4; Jun- ior Red Cross. 1, 2; Junior Academy of Sci- ence. 2. 3; Confraternity of Christian Doc- trine. 3. 4 29 THE SENIOR CLASS First R(i v: ROBERT F. MURPHY. 2755 Lavender St : League of the Sacred Heart. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4; Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine. 3. 4. PHILIP NAPOLITANO. 4441 Touro St.: The National Honor Society. 1. 2. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4; Con- fraternity of Christian Doctrine. 3; Scholastic Monogram, 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross. 1; Jun- ior Academy of Science, 1. 2. 3. MELVIN PETER NAVO. JR . 77 Thornton Drive, Chalmette, La.; Cheerleader, 3, 4; The Gleei Club. 2. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4. RICHARD O ' BRIEN. 1501 Pauline St.; Varsity Wrestling. 2. 3. 4; THE TIGER Staff. 3; Sodality, 1; Scholastic Monogram. 1. 2. 3; Draftsman. 3. • EDMOND ODINET. 5515 Burgundy St.; The National Honor Society. 1; The Tiger Band, 1, 2; F.B.L.A.. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 1, 2; Junior Academy of Science, 1, 2. JOSEPH L. PALMERI, 2683 Elder St.; Student Activities Council. 1, 2, 3, 4; The Tiger Band, 1, 2, 3. 4; League of the Sacred Heart. 1. 2; Sodality. 3. 4; F.B.L.A.. 4; Confraternity of Chris- tian Doctrine. 3, 4. Vice-President, 4; Senior Class Officer, Treasurer; Sodality, 2. 3, 4. Second Row: Varsity Wrestling. 1, 2. 4; F.B.L.A., 4; ANGELO WILLIAM PALMISANO. 6566 Colbe Junior Academy of Science. 2 ROBERT JEROME PETERSON. 4535 La Faye St.; The National Honor Society. 1. 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Activities Council. 1. 2; The Bulletin Staff. 2; Sodality. 3; F.B.L.A., 4; Scholastic Mon- ogram. 2. 3; Junior Red Cross. 1; Debating. 2. 3, 4; Vice-President. 3; President. 4; Senior Class Executive Board. ROY C. PHILLIPS. 5001 N, VUlcre St.; The Tiger Band. 1. 2. 3. WILLIAM DALE PHILLIPS. 7523 Onyx St.; Varsity Track, 2; The Bulletin Staff, 2. KENNETH J. RAPPOLD. 1938 Spain St.; Varsity Football. 2. 3. 4; Varsity Basketball. 2; Varsity Track. 2. 3. 4; FB.L.A.. 4. GERALD G. READINGER. 1609 Mehle Ave ; League of the Sacred Heart. 4; F.B.L.A. ■stling. 3, Staff. 1. Third Row: ROBERT RALPH RIECKE. 5753 Memphis SI,; Varsity Wn PAUL H. RIVIERE. 604 N. Olympia St.; The Bulletin Heart. 4; F.BLA.. 3. 4, RONALD WILLIAM ROLFES. 308 Livingston Ave., Arab: 2, 3. 4. MICHAEL ROMBACK. 617 Transcontinental Drive; League of the Sacred Hear EDWARD J, RUSICH. JR. 430 Mehle Ave.. Arabi. La.; The Bulletin Staff. 1 3, 4; Junior Academy of Science. 2. LOUIS SALVAGGIO. 3608 N. Miro St.; F.B.LA.. 4, Fourth Row: F.B.L.A.. 4. League of the Sacred League of the .Sacred Heart, F.B.L.A., 4 4; F.B.L.A., w - iil ilC LOUIS JOSEPH SARDENGA, 221 N. Sibley St.; The National Honor Society. 3; The Glee Club. 2, 3. 4; The League of the Sacred Heart. 2; F.B.L.A.. 4; Scholastic Monogram. 2. 3, 4; Junior Academy of Science, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD SCANLAN, 6535 Dauphine St.; Junior Red Cross, 1; Junior Academy of Sci- ence, 2. HERMAN H. SCALLENBERG, JR., 1520 Gal- lier St.; League of the Sacred Heart, 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A., 4. Fifth Row: WILLIAM JOSEPH SEGRETO. 1156 City Park Ave.; Varsity Basketball, 3. 4; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Student Activities Council, 1. 2; Sodality. 3; F.B.L.A., 4; Scholastic Mono- gram. 1. 2. FRED J SIGUR. JR.. 2301 Paris Road.; F.B. L.A.. 4. STEPHEN MARIO SINCLAIR. 4212 Piety St.; Varsity Wrestling, 4. 30 1 I liik Kk fS| fS.J W| n M r Tf l ' ' 41 1 ' £ jSp -.,: ' - vi ' , - ahi 32 THE SENIOR CLASS First Row: JOHN E. SOLDANI. 5016 Chaitres SI.; The Tiger B:incJ. 1. 2; League of the Sacred Hear 3; F.BX.A.. 4: Draftsman, 3. PAUL M. STACKHOUSE. 1713 Agriculture S!-; Varsity Wrestling. 3. 4; THE TIGER SialV. : The Bulletin Staff. 3; League of the Sacred Heart. 2; F.B.L A . 4; Junior Red Cross. Debating. 3. JACOB TARANTO. 3332 Clematis Ave.; Varsity Basketball, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Baseball. 1; Va sity Track. 2, 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling, 1; Student Activities Council, 2, 4; Sodality, 1, 3, 4; F.B.L. A., 4; Junior Academy of Science, 2 JULIUS FRANK THEOBOLD, 1264 Tennessee St., Student Activities Council, 1. League ■ the Sacred Heart, 4; F.B.L. A., 4; Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, 3. 4, JOHN OVIDE THERIOT, 542 Brockenbraugh Court; Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4; Junior Acaden of Science. 2, 3; Moonwatch, 2. ALBERT L THIERY. 240 West Ave . Harahan, La ; F B.L .A . 4 ;t.; Sodality. 2. 3: F B L A,. Scholastic Monogram. 3; P. , 1333 Mandevi Scholastic Mon ;tian Doctrine, , The Nation;] , 1, 2, 4; Juni Materials Cha Second Row: ROBERT THOMPSON, 631 Maplt EDWARD TOLL, No 3 Louis Av F.B.L.A., 4 HAROLD MICHAEL TOOLE, JR THE TIGER Staff, 4, Co-Editor, 4 1, 2, 3, 4; Confraternity of Chri Team. 2, 3; F.B.L. A., 4. LESTER H. TOUPS, JR , 258 Vallette St 4; Draftsman, 3. WILLIAM F. TRUAX, 735 Ruth Ave , Gulfport. Miss,; Varsity Varsity Basketball. 2, 3. 4. Captain. 4: Varsity Baseball, 3. 4; Varsit; JAMES H. VANCOURT. JR.. 1510 Center St.; Varsity Wrestling, 2, 3 FBLA, 4; Draftsman, 3; Junior Academy of Science, 2 Honor Society, 1, 4; ■ Academy of Science, man, 4; Moon Watch stling. The Tiger Band. 1; F B L .A . Football, 3, 4, Co-captaui, 4; arsity Tr.ick. 2. 3. 4. THE TIGER Staff. 3, Third Row: DUANE RICHARD WAMSTAD, JR., 317 SeriJas Di . Aiabi, La: Varsit, Wrestling, 4; The Bulletin Staff, 4; League of the Sacred Heart, 3, 4; F EARL WATTIGNY, 2142 Alvar St.; FBLA. 4: Scholastic Monogram. 2 LOUIS E WEISDORFFER. JR.. 4861 Metropolitan Dr GEORGE JOSEPH WERNER. JR . 1625 Desire St : League of the Sacred H ' LOUIS E, WEISE. 2521 N. Derbigny St CHARLES WILLIAM WRIGHT. JR . 445 W Glh Ave . Le.xinglon. South C tin Staff. 2. 3. 4. Editor. 4; Inter-American Circle. 1. Junior Academy of Science. 2 FBLA. 4; Debating. i% 33 CHARLES ACQUISTAPACE Went Home To God November 11, 1959. Requiescat in Pacel JUNIOR OFFICERS, from left to right: David Lan- dry, Secretary ; Tliomas Crais. President; Nolan Da- mare, Vice-President; Melvin Biilot. Treasurer. THE JUNIOR CLASS .,1 i A Aki I 34 III r ' . ' --i iT ' Picture courtesy of Times-Picayune. |ihotographcd by F, H. Methe. Cl• v l throng to the dedication of the new terminal at Moisant Airport 35 First Column: Michael Abadie, David Adam- son, Joseph Algeio, Joseph Artell, Jr. Second Column: Stephen Bacharach, William J. Bachemin, Angelo Barrera. Joseph Bazile, Jr. THE JUNIOR CLASS Third Column: Paul Beach, Michael Bearnaert, Ronald Bengert, George J. Bernard. Fourth Column: Ronald Blanchard, Ronald Bochm, Beinard Boitmann. Perry Booth. Fifth Column: Glenn Bosse, Carl Boui-geois, Ronald Bourgeois, Robert Bouterie. Sixth Column: Charles Brechtel, Gregg A. Broussard, Joseph Bruno. Earl J. Bulot. k Ail 4m 1 )0 !S CJ !. ' ?l C- f!5 36 , 4 i f ft f!; o O First Column: Melvin Bulot, Robert Burres, Michael Cakida, Harold Canciennc. John Car- darella. Second Column: John Carlton, Anthony Cas- tigliola, Edward Cazayoux. Dominick Cefalu. Robeit Chadbourne. Third Column: Stanley Chaisson, Alois Cham- pagne, John Clark, August Coniglio, Lynn Con- way. Fourth Column: George Cortez. Thomas Crais, Carlos Crespo, David N. Damare, Patiick Darbv. Fifth Column: Harold DeBlanc, Paul Derbes, Robert Deville, Glyce DiMieeli, Charles Doize. Sixth Column: Frederick A. Doll, Geiirge Dudenhefer, Peter Dudenhefer, Jr., Dennis L. Dufour, Don Dufour. THE JUNIOR CLASS 37 THE JUNIOR CLASS First Column: Joseph A. Duplantis. Michael Dupuis, Robert P. Early. Frank H. Fabacher, Robert Favret. Fourth Column: Lai ' rv Giroir. Larry Gleber, Stephen Gonzales. Samuel Gowland. William Graffagnini. Second Column: Charles J. Flanagan, Terrence Fifth Column: Waddel Gros, Clayton Guidry, Flick, James Frick, Kenneth Frisard. Ralph Ronald Hahn, Alien Hanle. Leo Happel. Fryou. Jr. Sixth Column: Edward Hardouin, William Third Column: Floyd J. Gaiennie. Garry Gal- Hasenkempf, Merritt Haulard. Robert Herkes. way, James Gaudet, Jerry Giallanza, Walter Kenneth Hibbets. Gipson. -0 j r r j ' ItJ :7§ ' w Oi f .C f mSk .V.1 tk mik i ; (. Q .- o a .1) 5 38 First Column: James Hooter, Cyiil Hosch. William J. Johnston, Joseph Juhas, Michael Kellam. Second Column: Kurt Kramer, Wayne P. Kraus, Louis Lagarde, Edward LaGraize, David M. Landry. Third Column: James Larkin, Jessie LeBlanc, David Ledet, Robert K. Lindsey, Allen Little. Fourth Column: William Loga. Robert Lonero. Ronald Lopez, Jack Lorino, Louis Luna. Fifth Column: Ft)rd Luscy, Josepli Marcello, Daniel Marshall, Andrea Martinez. Shaun Mc- Garry. Sixth Column: Thomas McGinnis, John Meyer, Morris Mever, William Movers, Arthur Miller. THE JUNIOR CLASS 39 THE JUNIOR CLASS First Column: William Mine, Louis Muhleisen, Lawrence Navo. Frederick Noggerath, William Orkus. Second Column: Thomas Pacaccio, Anthony Pastor, Melvin Parish, Gilbert Pennison, George Peterson. Third Column: Albert Phillips, Alvin Pike, Juan Pineda, Kerry Poche, Francis Prattini. Fourth Column: Frederick Preisser, Riley Rabalais, Patrick Roche, Charles Romano, Francis Roussel. Fifth Column: David Rowe, Joseph Schiro, Lynn Schneider, Jerold Schubel, Kirdes Schu- bert. Si.xTH Column: Sylvester Sclafani, Richard Shepherd, Siguard Simpson, Rene Sirgo, Ber- nard Slutsky. ' f m ' Cj - ' J ' 4s -i- ' 40  .¥ i i iik ilk iii r ft -- 1«-fl t ' m k sk n .? o o . •i . ' v-. First Column: Leon Smith, Sterling Smith, Winn Soldani, Noel Spicuzza, Frank Staempfli, Second Column: Raymond Stiohmever, An- thony Stuprich, Gerald Sulzei-, John Taeka- beiry. THiiiD Column: Eugene Thiebaiid. Thomas To- bin, Anthony Touchard, Ronald Tridic Fourth Column: Hartie Tidsclair. James Troyer. Pete Uli. Dickey Vidnne Fifth Column: Diue Vitter, Ralph Vooihies. Russel Vucinovich, Marlow Watts. Sixth Column: Eniile Weaver, Robert Wedge. Dennis Weinnig, Clarenee Young, Auguste Zimmermann THE JUNIOR CLASS Mechanical Drawing class in actiun I i THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ROOM 102 FIRST ROW: Ricliard C. Jacob, Jake Calanuisa. Corbett Mothe, Gerald Landry, Fred Hoiipt, Frank Catalano, Ronald Tardo, Thomas Russo. SECOND ROW: John Payne, Albert Fransen, Melville Scully, James Loomis, Thomas Smith, Christy Smith, Leonardo DiVincenti, Dean Torres. THIRD ROW: Gary Clary, David Dunham, Earl Williams, Thomas Reagan, Michael Glo- rioso. Jack Donahue, Lionel Casey, Milton Newman, Earl Julian, Jr. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Hughes, Gordon Gares, Ron- ald Ryan, Joseph Garner, Jeffrey Nolan, Bruce Feigenschue, Gerard Kevlin, Gerald deBIanc, William Norris, Joseph Nap- politano. RHETT BLANKE Went Home to God December 8, 1959. Requiescat in Pacel uM Tinlo. nsVSinah, kbielGlo- ROOM 200 First Row: David Ezell. Slierwood Paulin, George Handal, Gabriel I.ev.v, Baptistc Cliisesi meri, Albert Morales. SECOND ROW: Victor Urbina, Thomas Collettc. Miguel Martinez, Rodney TiijaKue, Jorge Zimeri, John Weaver. John Julias. THIRD ROW: Edward Fallon. las Nolan. Charles Sclafani, Ernest Rodi. Bernard Stone, Guy Tun.minello. Edward Wegcr FOURTH ROW: Alpheus Ruiz. Edward Bcnezech. Philip Culotta. Earl .Armstrong. Richard Tell. Dennis Menz Ba Raymond Peterson. Bernard Pal- Alexander Ramos. Russell Ramsey. Vincent Serio, Philip Powers, Doug- Philip Gattuso. Salvatore Scanio. Michael Letulle. Fred Aubert. John Adrian!, D ' Angclo. Charlc Mor THE SOPHOMORE CLASS i 43 ROOM 201 FIRST ROW: William SI. Romain. Wayne Eternod, James Fitzgerald, Leonard Morgaji. Albert Leonardi. Archie Norris, Jo- seph Liuzza. SECOND ROW: Wayne Parish, Roy Johnson, Alvin J. Ferrer, Jr., Joseph Vizzini, Frederick Mohr, Erwin Julian. John Panzeca, Jorge I. Casariego, Paul Wertz. THIRD ROW: Gerald Colombel, Earl Perry. Dennis Booth, Carl J. Barbier, George Fonseca, Roger Francingues, Don Morel, Walter Luke, Donald Bourgeois, Robert Dallimore. FOURTH ROW: Edward Lewis, Calvin J. Serpas, John Sears, John Stritzlnger, Raymond Lincoln, Sidney Hebert, William Zimmermann, Rodney Diet- rich, August Caboni, Marvin Delpidio. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ROOM 203 FIRST ROW: Michael Danese, Edward Engelhardt, Joseph Corceller, Kenneth Thaller, Norman Terrebonne, Charles Hardy, Gerard F. Gerarve. SECOND ROW: Robert Larsen, Charles Capdcville. Lowell McKee, Donald E. Battistella, Robert Melancon, Joseph Cuccia, Michael SI. Romain, Sidney Cavalier, Frank Kcllar, Gilbert Lyons, Raymond Guenther. THIRD ROW: George Withers, Frank B. Catoire. Jr.. Gerald Wagener, Paul Ayo, Robert Bindewald. Don Marengo, Burton P. Gremillon, Rob- ert Celentano, Guy Costa, Hugh Loga. Jr. FOURTH ROW: Charles Smith. Joseph Lalumia. Daniel Becnel, Guy Pemiciaro, Maynard Allen. Jr.. Alfred Pertuit, Michael Demola, John Willis, .Anthony Romano. Joseph Livaccari. 1 4 1 1 ' n- r , THE SOPHOMORE CLASS ROOM 204 FIRST ROW: Perl Giiidr.v, Daniel Keller, Harold Landry, Harold Weber. vanni. SFXOND ROW: James Griesliaber, Rohcrl Roth, Maltlicw Pieataci. Farrald, Lanny Garell. THIRD ROW: Russell Diodene, Clark Eaton, Darryl i Rusich, Troy Petrovich. Earl Orgeron, Robert Points. FOURTH ROW: Pete Ruiz. Robert Venegas. Frank Venegas, Michel Hardouin, Matthew Cashon, picture: Albert Caua ara, Llauac Uaike Gerardo Godo y. William G. Munime. John DiGio- Gerard Roth Paul talaniari, Edward Held, Day St evens, John Appel, Charles Armond, Jr., Roland r Perniciaro. Jr.. Stanley J. Danilov, Raymond Kenneth W nek. Francis Glaeser. Missing from ., A 3 J .-4 I ROOM 2 FIRST ROW: William Shepard. Laurence LaBarrere, Arthur Quick, Charles Gerage, Paul Varisco, Charles LeBlanc, Ken- neth Hardy. SECOND ROW: Theodore Parish. Gary Dragon, Ronald Stritzinger. Robert Marks. Louis Meyer, Cyril Guerrera, Kenneth Reuthcr. THIRD ROW: John Ulmo, Patrick McCabe, Francis Graugnard. Ronald Bouvier, Eduard Dunn, Den- nis Stierle. THE FRESHMAN CLASS p- KOOM 3 FIRST ROW: Albert Wilhelm, Thomas Brady, Ted Estorge, Edward Owens, Bruce Bernard, Norris Delamore, Edward Schu bert, Walter Leonardi. SECOND ROW: Sherman Jones, Leo Roth, Donald Alt, Donald Bocsch, Ronald Gaudet. John bacher, Harlon Pearce, Leonard Rupp. Frederick Grilletta. Rudolph Valentino. THIRD ROW: Eddie Kattengcll. Fr Newman. Andrew Stokey. Thomas Gerrets. James Bollinger, William Carpenter, Byron Hingle, William Bailey. W ' ayne Keat- ing, Jerry Beatmann. FOURTH ROW: Louis Diaz. Alvin Ruiz, James Armstrong, Darryl Martin, Robert Barbier, Melville Borne James Noble, Edward Buuck, George Green. Alcide Hunter, Joseph Routt, A. J. Taranto. ROOM 4 Ma KonaUi FIRST ROW: John J. Ariatli Donald Brosseltc. SECOND ROW: Milton Mtvcr, Ralph llosch. John Adam D. Tur, Thomas Carrigcc, Ronald Chimcnto. Jon Oils, Jo seph V John Ellington, Lenard Pigott. Antonio Kattan. Richard Curran, Norm: Perret, I.loyd Constant. FOURTH ROW: Donald Zimmcrmann. Gar.N 1 Thomas Barhee, Walter Bcrger, Loiiis Puissegur. Da id K ro , JoMph Clark. Norman . . trs. Don Cacamo. -red Stnoricli. James Esquivel, Leon Dartois. THIRD ROW: Eugene Ticrne.v, Cl.vde .4ucoin, jagna. George Florane, Vincent Solideo. Lloyd Patrick Heal.v. Patrick Sigiir. Robert Fiegel. chael Killcen. Richard Bcrsuder. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Where there ' s a will, there ' s a way! II ROOM 5 FIRST ROW: Michael Prejean. Kenneth Kerber, Leon Levy, Raymond Arnona, Gawain DiBetta, Louis Roiissel, John Schroe- der. SECOND ROW: William Gallaty, Michael Navo, Peter Baehcmin. George Yol um, Robert Shepherd, George Dorion, Ron- ald H. Short, George Westerfleld. Ronald Schmitt, Don Fontenelle, Richard Troyer. THIRD ROW: August Calderaro, Terry Ripoll, Ronald Wattigny, Elliott Courtright, Karl Brindell, Richard Cazaubon, John Persson, Robert Ory, Juan Diliberto, Jan Rolufs. FOURTH ROW: James Brousseau, Ronald Rousset, Dwighl Malone, Don Capretz, Milton Ragusa, Albert J. Cousin, Jerome Walters, Edward Hirsius, Lawrence Ingargiola, John Schneider, John Moser. FIRST Connie THE FRESHMAN CLASS ROOM 7 FIRST ROW: Anthony Faust, Louis A. Fernandez, George M. Villamar, Stephen Sciambra, Wayne Penney, Jaime Balsiero, Joseph McGoey, Richard WeisdorfTer. SECOND ROW: Paul Bachemin, Kenneth Martinez, Jeffry Dufrene, Michael Blanchard, George Lincoln, John Berges, John Douroux, Robert Broussard, Clifton St. Germain, Jr., Roy Bourgeois. THIRD ROW: Charles Napoli, Rodnej ' Zeringue, David Loomis, Glenn Merse, Joseph Michalik, Donald Denease, Angelo Fiorella, George Anderson, Kenneth Goll, Lamuel Sanborn. FOURTH ROW: Ben Pclot, III, Norman Pedelahore, Donald Roth, Aurelio Fayard, Michael F. Reilly, David DriscoU, Louis Schwander, Gustave White, HI, Curies Reeson, Robert Hanrahan. Bennell ward [ ISto ROOM 15 FIRST ROW: Dardin R. Pecot. James Torian. Luis Alvarado, Wayne Persica, Merwyn Woodson, Arthur Brizzolara, Amos Cormier. SF.COND ROW: Joseph Jaeger. Michael Haefteler. Warren Gambino, Kllwood Lory. Ellis Robeaux, Gil Gonsoulln, John Doran, Louis Cognevich, Robert Rcugger. THIRD ROW: James Rigaud, Barney Hegwood. Daniel Johnson, Philip Pe- rino, John Fitzpatrick, Michael Manzclla, Ronald J. Hingle. Buddy Braun. FOURTH ROW: Rene Castine. Louis Dering. Adiel Fernandez. Louis Dabdoub, Kenneth I. Tetera, Ronald Ashworth, James Breath, Robert Parker. THE FRESHMAN CLASS It Silsitn. BliitM, no ROW: . C r! ROOM 16 FIRST ROW: Kenneth Pipitone. Marvin St. Amant, Louis Battle. Lawrence Schernecker, Thomas Amato, Marcus Chalona, Bennett LaCour, Bernard Caruso. SECOND ROW: Charles Gabb. James Gagnon, Augustus Berkeley, Robert Gouland, Ed- ward Buddy, Louis Hebbler, Jules Baumann, Richard Carrone, Frank Parlipiano. THIRD ROW: David Claveric, Robert Rumney, David Morales, Richard Talluto, Warren Davis, Richard Marino, Gerald Carrone, Joseph Martin, Lonnie Simoneaux, Benjamin Lee Martin, Francis Goodwyne. FOURTH ROW: Walter Landry. Melvin Hasenkempf, Dav ' d Dawson. Garland Kari- ker, Lee Roy Smith, Edward Scaumburg, David Lovich, Frederick Addotto. f KOO.M II FIRST ROW: Carl Loria. Riiiiald Giiariiio, Richard Darby, Craig Frederic. Ronald I.ctoiirncau, Gerard Satterlcc. Christopher Tripp, John Marcus. SECOND ROW: John Laguens. Ralph McCormick, Ronald Leo, John Uhl, James Winchester, Everett Bonner. Clarence Palm. Paul Lastrapcs. John Moncada. Rowland Farrald. THIRD ROW: Albert Douroux. Charles Chapman. William Moss. Robert Schnltz. Sidne.v Mazerat, Victor Eumont. Joseph Henr.v. Max Luna, Barr.v Breaux, Richard Schiro, Den- nis Giorgio. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Carlisi, Mark Nolting, FclLx Spizale, Frank Roig. William Heller, Alan Winchester, Barry Blanchard, John Bnttone, Harold Copperberg, David Hester. Missing from Picture: Allan Cartier, Danny Keating. FIRST Ctill. I (riSKi MiC THE EIGHTH GRADE ROOM 12 FIRST ROW: Alton Morgan, Fred F rrara, Robert Mulligan. James Pearce. Optimer Roussel, Roberto Danilov. Rodney O ' Neil. John Meyer. SECOND ROW: William Johnson. Robert Pastor. Stephen F;stopinal. Rodney Frisard. Gary Alley. Darryl Cavallino. Charles Couget. Clifford Hughes. Louis Pacaccio. THIRD ROW: Dennis Dufour. August Deffcs, Andrew Yuratich. Bryce Newchurch. Randall Tohin. Chester Rueb, Carl Colomb, Leo Bodenheimer. Michael Jacob, Alan Dalier. Ronald Roberts. ' FOURTH ROW: Patrick Breaux. Thomas Schubel, Donald Celentano. Craig Taflaro. Robert Borison. Horace Miirley. Bernard Fust, Anthony Accardo, Wayne Soulant, Michael Marquez, John Matassa. Missing from picture: John Bares. nRST Daw n ( ROOM 13 FIRST ROW John Boudreaux. Ronald Currcra. Joel C.raltagnini. Vance C.eathreaux. Bernard Carollo. Raymond Breun. John Craft. Robert Barberot. SECOND ROW: Robert Little, Kenneth Sigur. Dennis Courrege. William Appel. Adolph Roscher, Rob- ert Stein, Ronald Navarro, John Baldock. THIRD ROW: Dominick Caserta, Thomas Scanlan, Wilfred Rodriguez, Barry Wilson, John Chrestia, James Mayeux, George Pell, Jr., Kenneth Martin. FOURTH ROW: Louis Broiisse, Kenneth Angelo, Don Villar- rubia, James Brungardt, William Kraus, Peter Buchler, Edward Hanzo, Thomas Juhas. THE EIGHTH GRADE ROOM U FIRST ROW: Michael Lynch, Jerome Dauterive, David Trazivuk, Gary Sclioucst, Danilo Soto, Lon Juneau, Salvador Scalia, Raymond Culotla, Frank Silva. SECOND ROW: Michael Fontcnjt, John Ciolino, James McCarthy, Oswald Bourgeois, Michael Dawson, Manuel Dennis, John Paris, Paul Terrebonne. THIRD ROW: Burnie Danjean, Richard Dixon, Jack White. Ronald Glynn, Edward Bensen, Thomas Graham, George Camp, Martin Ayo, Albert Mead. FOURTH ROW: Edward Wagner, Ralph Davis, Jon Falcon, Robert Gerhardt, John Toussel, Robert Glynn, Joseph Lu iuet, Frank Amedeo, David Keese,  ROOM 6 FIRST ROW: Wayne J. Sarpj, Louis K. Koster, Lawrence J. Miller. Barry B GrafTagnini. Louis E. Guillemct. SECOND ROW: Michael D. Darby. John Ol Helmingcr, Michael Russell, Robert Gruiier. Guy D ' Antonio, Thomas Sline, : iel Lindemann. David Siebenkitlel. Kendall Wagar. Norman Anseman. Leonh Napolitano, FOIRTH ROW: Lawrence Robert. Eugene Tanner, David Dabdo liney. Brian Bourg. Lawrence Cassanova. William man. Marcel Gueniot. Herbert Hille. Dennis J. ryce Wclucky. THIRD ROW: Allen Landry. Dan- rd Goll. Alan Calamari. Stephen LaBarre. Robert lb, Michael G. Meany. Louis Dcndingcr. Richard CMe Falriik DeWitt, David Barbier, Eric Boh, Allen Richards, Timothy Hardy. Missing from picture are Paul Brown, John Whelan. THE SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 9 FIRST ROW: Angelo Calico, Stanley Wereskla, Sidney Chrestia, Thomas Youngblood, Robert Johnson, Walter Klein, David Carrigee, Jake Orfanello. SECOND ROW: Charles Wininger, Allen Bernard, Glen Grussaute, Albert Perrol, Thomas Sambola, John Filizola, Augusto Provedor. Richard Thomassie. Frederick Keppler. THIRD ROW: Merrill Schiro. John Roussel. Philip Nastasi, John Walsten, Eugene Payne, Robert Schega, Allan Rappold, Glenn Ansardi, John Collura. Raymond Young. FOURTH ROW: Richard Lambou, Thomas Chester, Luis daRoza, Walter Stanley, Richard Dwyer. Lendon Bolin. Louis Wendcl, Terry Langkopp. Kenneth Brooks. Gregory Caboni. i ROOM 10 FIRST ROW: Llo.vd Carso, Ronald Black, William Mclling. Tliumas iMoiaii. Eiigenc Acluc, Briuc- Caoclla, Ileiirv Wood. Bruce Grieshabcr. SECOND ROW: Donald Silva. Norman Talazac, MiclicI Marzano, Terry McCarthy, Wayne Morales. Charles Gret, Rodney Sigrist, George Silva, Eugene Gcrdes. THIRD ROW: Richard Hughes, Ivan Warner. Curt Chatelain, John Moreau. Claude Gros, Salvadorc Drago, Paul Gipson. Robert Carbon. Robert Krey, Reginald Knight. FOL ' RTH ROW: Earl DeRouen. Patrick Kelly, Luke Marengo, George Long. Carlos Armendi, James Faulkner. Harold Johnson Franklin Scale. John Dufre- chou, Randall Kurucar. THE SEVENTH GRADE Ml ' . Audei ' i ' i- works with some seventh graders % i FRONT ROW. SITTING: Michael DeRouen, Robert Broussard, George Lincoln. Eugene Pa.vne. Warren Gambino, Louis Cog- nevieh. Frederick Grilletta. Brian Bourg. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Carlisi. Carlos Armendi, Alex Ramos. Robert Ory. Jorge Villamar. Barr.v Blanchard, Jaime Balsiero. Gar.v Schouest. Ellis Robeaux. Darryl Cavallino. THIRD ROW: William Moss, Lendon Bolin. Herbert Moore. Sidney Mazerat, Richard Dwyer. Wayne Soulant. James Mayeux, Amos Cormier. Missing from picture: Gustavo Lopez, Clayton Arceneaux. Burnley White. IIOIHEB Junior FIRST ROW; Stanley Da iilo . Robert Venegas. Daniel Becne . Gerard Gerave. Louis Battle, Gary Clar. . Corbe Molhe. SECOND ROW: Haroldo Barillas. Robert Parker, Louis Den ng. Adiel Fernandez. David Roue. Earl Williams Ronald Bourgeois. Kurt Kramer. Ronald Tridico. THIRD ROW: Earl rmslrou«. Frank Venegas, John Powers. Robert Borison. GcorRc Willu IS. ni ii;ll(i D.lesdernior. Barry DAi gilo Missing Ironi picture: Kenneth Hatchet. i SENIOR DORMITORY BROTHER TIMOTHY HICKEY Senior Dormitory Prefect BROTHER RONALD HEIN, CSC. Junior Dormitory Prefect FIRST ROW: Victor Urbina, George Handal, Larry Field. Robert Early, Charles Napoli, Calvin Serpas, Thomas Collette. SECOND ROW: Jorge Casariego. Lowell McKee, Dean Torres. Frank Catalano. Frederick Mohr. Patrick Broussard. Miguel Martinez, Charles Flanagan. THIRD ROW: Fred Aubcrt. Edward Cazayoux. Hor- ace Mnrley, Michael Glorioso, Shaun McGarry, David Lovich, Thomas Barbee, Robert Cazavoiix, Eugene Roiissel. JUNIOR DORMITORY FRONT ROW, Left to Right, Silting: Michael Fontcnot, Joseph Giaise, Augusto Provedor, Arthur Quick, John Payne, Louis Pacaccio, Roberto Danilov, Paul Terre- bonne. SECOND ROW. Standing: George Silva. Optimcr Roussel, Robert Carbon, John Roussel, Michael Mcany, Michael Dawson. Salvador Drago, Frank Silva, Dennis Ilelniinger, William Melling. THIRD ROW: Ralph Davis. Rene Castine, Michael Riley, Robert Fiegel, John Toussel, Byron liingle. Wilfred Rodriguez. James Brousseau. James Brungardt. BROTHER JAMES RYAN, C.S.C. Assistant Prefect FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: William Truax, James Besselman, Charles Wriglit, Daniel Madere. Fraiieis Chopin. Juan Pineda, Kosario LaDart. Jules Carville. Samuel Brent. William Devine, Charles Keller. Joseph Astle. ST. BENEDICT HALL ST. JOSEPH HALL FIRST ROW: Philip Gattuso, John Mangiaracina. David Driscoll, Joseph Bruno, Bruce Johnson. Carlos Crespo, Louis Fernan- dez. SECOND ROW: Francis Graugnard. Daniel Keller. Biaggio DiMartino. Russell Ramsc.v. August Calderaro. Gabriel Levy. Antonio Kattan. George Zimeri. THIRD ROW: Floyd Marquis, Anthony Touchard. Michael Kellam. Troy Petrovich, Floyd Gaiennie. Myron Hecker, Albert Calzavara. Luis Alvarado. MISSING: George Fonseca. Raymond Strohmeyer. THE ACTIVITIES 57 ACTIVITIES 1 1 k 59 SENIOR SODALITY SENIOR OFFICERS. Left to Right: Thomas Crais, Secretary; Michael Caiamari. Vice-Prefect; Da ' id Landry, Secretary; Baptiste Briinner, League Chairman; Edward LaGraize, Assistant League Chairman; Jerry Schubel, Sodality and SCMC Representative; Herbert Monie, Senior Prefect; Brotiier Edward Heller, CSC, Senior Sodality Moderator. The Holy Cross Junior and Senior Sodalities, each restricted to a membership of approxi- mately twenty-five, have won wide recognition among the leading groups of the campus. More than a mere school organization, the Sodality is a Way of Life for outstanding Catholic lead- ers who wish to get close to Christ and Our Lady by means of daily spiritual exercises. The ends of Catholic Action have been achieved through discussion meetings, prominent speakers from all walks of life, the personal apostolate, and various apostolic works. Together with weekly meetings, regular Holy Hours and Days of Recollection, work at local hospitals and old people ' s homes, the Socalities have co-sponsored the Halloween Dance, the Mission Drive in the sale of Christmas Cards, the Sodality Lenten Mission Drive, and a host of other activities. Summer meetings and workshops complete the Sodalist ' s year. Co-moderators of the group are Brother Edward Heller, C.S.C. and Brother Edward Lee, C.S.C. Chairmen of the MLssion Drive, Joseph Palnieri, John Sears, Fred Stuprich, Saul LaCour. Mr. Bacheinin making awards for best costumes at annual Sodality, League Halloween Party. u FIRST ROW. From l.ill I.) Kinlil: Nolan D.iiiin, I li.Mn is t r.i is Muli.ui ( iliiniii I) iwil Lan(lr . Donald Dniour. SECOND ROW: Joseph Paliniri. Uinii Solclani, Jem SiIiuImI I iis ( liampaaiu Hmd Maunns Patrick Broussard. THIRD ROW: Jacob Taranto. SanI Laeonr, Raymond Mailiiii Fd ard la(.rai i I ' alrick I mi h William Orkus. Baptistc Briinncr FOl ' RTIl ROW: Flovd HindelanR. Georci toili MclMn Bulol Moms Moii Bciniid slulsk.v, Fliecnc Roll ;sel. At Solemn Consecration Ceremonies, December 8th, Saul Lacour becomes first Soilalist to make per- manent Act of Consecration. Sociality Christmas Party for patients at Charit Hospital. JUNIOR CENTRAL COUNCIL. Left to Right: Fred Stup- liili, Treasiiici; Giuvaiii DiBctta. Secretary; Gary Yokuni. Council IMcmber; Brother Edward Lee, CSC, Junior So- dality Moderator; Paul Calamari, Junior Prefect; John Sears, Sodality Union Representative; William Zimmer- man. Vice-Prefect; Ray Lincoln, CSMC Union Representa- JUNIOR SODALITY MEMBERS OF JUNIOR SODALITY: Archie Norris, John Panzeca, John Sears, Bernard Palmeri, George Yokum, Gary Yokum, Harlon Pearce, Donald Alt, Lloyd Perref, A. J. Taranto, Fred Sluprich, Rudolph Valentino, Jorge Casariego, Ronald Leroux, Michael Riley, Russell Diodenc, George Fonseca, Don Marengo, Don Capretz, Gary Clary, Ronald Ryan, Philip Gattuso, Don Cacamo, Joey McGoey, Gawain DiBetta, Mack Brousseau, Raymond Lincoln, William Zimmermann, Bruce Ficgenschue, Wil- liam Norris, Paul Calamari, Charles Napoli. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Daniel Becnel, Alvin Ruiz, Joseph Liuzza. Jiini ;r Siidalilv Prefect Paul Ca ' amari assists a patient In Sunday Mass at Charity Hospital. The Theme nf the Sodality HalU.vveen Ball ' Picnie in the Gravevard. Regular Sunday morning papers hrou. ' jht to patients at Charity Hospital. Fred Stuprich and Lloyd Perret adding last minute touches to the iVIission Chapels. 63 Membehs o7 the BiiUcttn Staff: Chiistophcr Tiipp. Marlow Watts, Julin Claik, John Meyei ' . Joseph Bi-echtL ' l, AUon Little, John Gemelos. Wayne Krau.s, Raymond Ruiz, iZdward Rusich, Richaid Wamstad. Glenn Bosse, William Mey- ers. SaK ' ador Scalia, John Boudrorux, Lane Johnson. John Monoada. Officei;. ' -- and Modei. ' atoi;: Mr. Newell Sehindlcr, Moderator; Charles Wiight. Editor; Jafti s Black and Ros;n lo L;i Dart. Assistant Editors. 64 THE BULLETIN An oiganizatiiin primarily eoiu-ei iicd witli what othei- gioups are doing is tlu ' Bnllctiu Stall ' . The Bulletin, headed this year by Mr, Newell Sehindler. is the main source of finding out what IS going on around the campus. With its sports, editorials, and feature articles, it is a newspaper enjoyed by all 65 FIRST KOW. I.cfl to Kiijhl Diimiiikk tascrta, Gawain DiBctla. Victor Kumoiit. Paul Calamari. Theodore Schwajider. SKCOND KOW Bnaii Bolirg, Robert Carbon, Lloyd Ferret, Allan Rappold. Theodore Parish. Michael L nch. THIRD ROW: Charles Smith. William Bailey. Drue Vitter, Horace Murlcy. Pat Lynch, James Besselman. Michael Calamari. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Crais, Nolan Damare. David Landry, Francis Good- wvnc. Charles Clary, Raymond Lincoln, Joseph Palmeri. Stephen Bacharach. STUDENTS ' ACTIVITIES COUNCIL OFFICERS. From Too to Bottom: Patrick Lynch, Vice- President; Michael Calamari, President; David Landry. Secretary; Thomas Crais, Sergcant-al-Arms. Tlic picture was taken at the DelRado Art Museum. The Student Activities Council has dune its usual fine job in promoting school spirit around the campus. Each homeroom was equally repre- sented, and thus enabled the Council to reach every student with its work. Working together with the homeroom presi- dents was Mr. Richard Corrado, moderator of the organization. Through the tireless efforts the Students Activities Council was right on hand to provide the fine spirit that is associated with Tigerville. Members of the Lower School boarding bus for the Terrebonne-Holv Cross football classic. The Junior Honor Society, like the National Honor Society, is affiliated with the National Association of Secondary School Principals. This is a branch of the national organization formed to give those worthy underclassmen a chance for national recognition. It is therefore limited to students of the Lower School. This year the membership included fifteen students from the seventh through the ninth grades. Like its brother organization, member- ship is based upcn the same qualifications as the senior group: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. OFFICERS: Rudolph Valentino, President; Donald Alt, Vice- President. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Kenneth Rcuther. Secre- tary. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Members of the Junior Honor Societ.v gathered for discussion: Sidne.v Mazcrat, Ronald Bouvier, Robert Marks, Theodore Parish, Kenneth Reuther. Rudolph Valentino. Donald Alt, Edward Dunn, Brian Bourg, Joseph Stine, David Hester, Albert Douroux, William Moss, Thomas Gemts, George Green, Charles Le Blanc, Patrick McCabe. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DENNIS BOOTH WILLIE BRAl ' D BAPTISTE BRUNNEK MELVYN BULOT IMICIIAEL CALAIVLVKI PATRICK DARBY ROBERT DALLIMORE RODNEY DIETRICH WAYNE ETERNOD HAROLD FORBES RONALD HAIIN ARLEN HANLE SIDNEY HEBERT ROY HEMELT RAYMOND LINCOLN DANIEL MARSHALL mi 4fL4: WUXCOLV DONALD JIOKEL PHILIP NAPOLITANO HERBKRT MOMF. ROBERT PETERSON LOUIS SARDENGA HAROLD TOOLE JOSEPH VIZZI.NI WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN The Holy Cross Honor Society, affiliated with the National Association of Secondary School Principals with headquarters in Washington, D.C.. has a limited membership of twenty-five students. Membership in the society is based upon scholarship, leadership, service, and char- acter. To be chosen a member is the highest possible recognition for a Holy Cross Student. This year a new method was used in the selec- tion of students for the National Honor Society. Instead of students making applications as in the past, a panel of faculty members including the Headmaster chose the students worthy of the honor. Holy Cross ' Chaptei ' , called The Bookmen, is one of more than thiee thousand throughout the United States. An installation ceremony is held annually to i-eceive now officers and members, at which time they receive their certificates of membership and their hoods. At this time, also, the members ha -e their names sent to Washington to be in- sciibed upon the National rolls. MR. WILLIAM McGEE Moderator I n LEFT TO RIGHT: Arlcn Haiilc. Secrctar.v; Baplisic Bninncr, Piesident; Herhert Moiiie, Vice-Prcsidciil. This picture was taken in front of a tanmiis river pilots lionic just a few blocks from Ilolv Cross. (,. ' •S ' S ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF A Michael Abadic Terry Andry Alviu Angel Robert Arceneaux Robert Arena Joseph Astle William Bachemin Paul Beach Mike Beernaert Richard Benton George Bernard James Black Donald Blais Anthony Bondi Carl Bourgeois Berengher Brcchtel Baptiste Brunner John Cardarella Jack CarviUe Michael Dupuis Gerald McCurdy Edmond Odinet Himiai John Carlton Josepli Duplantis Thomas McGimnis Williahi Orkus bunSc Eddie Cazayaux K. Fallon William McNamara Joseph Palmeri Sihesle Robert Cazayaux Charles Flanagan Henry Mehrtens Angelo Palmisano FrriSu Alois Champagne Andrew Fossier Morris Meyer Tony Pastor NoelSp Guy Chaupette James Frick William Mine Robert Peterson FraiiS John Conner Larry Frisard Herbert Monie Roy Phillips AMI Dominic Culotta Garry Galway Louis Muhleisen Juan Pineda Julius ] Frank Dalier Anthony Garza Melvin Navo Kerry Poche Euffine D. Damare J. Giallanza Fred Noggerath Riley Rabalais Bobtrt Henry Dauterive Mickey Gowland Joseph Juhas Kenneth Rappold I tcT Harold DeBlanc Louis Guidry Guy Kraus Gerald Readinger Ailtlim William Devine Gerard Gunther Louis Lagarde Robert Riecke H mtr Biaggio Di Martino Arlen Hanle Wayne Larroque Paul Riviere Ja,- ■ John DiMiceli John Hebert Robert Lindsev Charles Romano D Charles Doize Ronald Hemelt Allen Little Micliae l Romback ' Frederick Doll John Hirsius Frank Macalusa Edward Rusich Donald Dufour James Hooter Joseph Marino Louis Sardenga r) nf P A . P, Brother Francis Bond, C.S.C, Moderator Br.fri ' Pw ' , ' ' n ' fi ■ ' ' ' B« ' e ' . Treasurer; Anthonv Bondi. Secretary: Donald D.Uour, President; Donald Blais Vice- President; Larry Frisard. Reporter. AMERICA Herman Schallcnbe Lynn Schneider Sylvester Sclafani Fred Sigur Noel Spicuzza Frank Staempfli Albert Theiry Julius Theobold Eugene Thiebaud Robert Thompson Lester Toups Anthony Touchard Hartie Trosclair James Van Court Dickey Vidrine Ralph Voorhies Russell Vucinovich Earl Wattignv Robert Wedge James Weinnig Michael Lucia Patrick Broussard John Genielos Rene Sirgo Harold Toole Williajn Segreto August Coniglio Edward Toll Louis Johnson Robert Murphy George Werner Paul Derbes Westley Jacomino Ivy Gaudct One of the lai ' gest organizations around Tigerville during the past year was the Holy Cross Chapter of ' the Future Business Leaders of America. The purpose of the group, which is affiliated with both National and State Chapters of the F.B.L.A., is to provide the necessary training and encourage- ment to those students who are about to make their debut in the field ef cim- nierce. Working together with its new mod- erator. Brother Francis Bond. C.S.C, the group ' s representation at the State and Reginal Conventions was a great success. Ill) ISAM) OFKICEKS FOR 1959-1960. Left to RiEht; Arlen Hanle, l.niiliiKint o( the saxophone section; David Rowe, Dru m Major and Hrst hornist; Gilbert Pennison. Lieutenant of the trombone section; Benny Bengert. Lieutenant of the clarinet section; Larry Beckman, Band Cap- tain and head of the cornet section. Larry Beckman and Brother Roberto, C.S.C., Band Director, e.xamine trophy and cer- .ificate for Superior Rating at Catliolic Music Festival. THE TIGER BAND The Tiger Band of 1959-1960 proved itself to be the finest marching and playing unit in years. The marching season, which began in mid-Aug- ust and continued until November 20, saw two difTerent company-front-entrances perfected with all their intricacies as well as countless for- mations langing from the outline of a swaying Band performing at ChriNlmas Concert 72 ND id itself to itinjeaB. aiJ-Aug- I, am two 3 Ming ? Tin; CI AKIM 1 SKCllUN Ijijiir Kcm. 1,11 Ic, Kight: John Marcus. Jon ()ti ,. Kandal Totiin. Joseph Bruno. James Griesliaber. Frank Parlloiano. Outer Row: James Ksquivel. Erwin Julian. Robert Schega. Glen Grussaule. Daniel John- son, Allen Little, Lionel Casey, Benny Bengert, Jolui Strit- zinger. Earl Bulot. Missing From Picture: Robert Johnson. Hawaiian dancer to a puffing locomotive moving across the gridiron. Concert-wise the band performed equally well. On February 19, they won the coveted Superior Rating at the Catholic Rating Festival for their flawless performance of Flambeau, Land of the Vikings, and El Capeo. ' An excellent job! commented Doctor Gwynn Mc- Peek of Tulane University. Excellent inter- THE TRUMPET SECTION. Left to Right. Seated: Larry Miller. Norman Talazac. Randall Kurucar, Stephen Esto- pinal, Edward Dunn. Standing: Gary Dragon, George Florane, Joseph Palnieri, Thomas Tobin, Larry Beckman, Frank Krenkel, Barney Hegwood, Joseph Liuzza, Eugene Tierney. Edward Buddy. HAKIIONl WD S.AXOPHON E SECTION. Leil hi Right: Josepli Koutt. Arlcii Hanle, Thomas Gerrets, Michael Kel- lam, William Orkus, Norman Ayers, Ivy Gaudet. pretation and vei ' y good technique. Numerous concerts in hospitals and institutions culminated in the glittering Soiree Musicale in April. A series of Sunday afternoon recitals offered op- portunities for each band member to perform a solo before an audience and at the Rating Fes- tival many Superior and Excellent ratings were received as a result. The bandsman ' s highlv successful musical year ended with the presen- tation of well-deserved awards and a picnic. THE BASS SECTIO.V. Left to Right, Seated: Jack White, Charles Sclafani. Robert Chadbourne. Gilbert Pemiison. Standing: James Bollinger. Harold Cancienne, James Ri- gaud, David Rowe, Russell Diodene and Bruce Grieshaber. -i  k STUDENT RETREATS This year just as in the past 71 years, all stu- dents were again given the opportunity to make an annual retreat. Each of the individual classes was assigned to a separate retreat so that individual attention could be given to all. Again the members of the senior class made closed retreats. Divided into three groups they went weekends to Manresa Retreat House in Convent, Louisiana. Manresa. scene of Seniors ' closed retreat tioiis (oi Retreat Master: Father Wallace, O.F.M. FIRST ROW: Brian Bourg, Michael Fonlenol, Warren Gambino, George Silva, Arliiur Quicl . SECOND ROW: Optimer Houssel. Robert Carbon, Michael Meany. Frank Silva. THIRD ROW: Victor Urbina, Wilfred Rodriguez, Adiel Fernandez. Sidney Mazerat. KNIGHTS OF THE ALTAR An organization which is highly respected here at Holy Cross is the Knights of the Altar. Brother James Ryan, C.S.C., is the moderator of this group in which only boai ' ding students are eligible to serve. The society was formed to promote greater devotion to Holy Mass and other rites of the liturgy by serving as assistants to the priest in performing them. The group is affiliated with the national organization, of the same name. Brother James Ryan, C.S.C, Moderator, gives direc- tions for serving Benediction to Brian Bourg and Frank Silva. Father MacGrcgor. Chaplain, assisted b.y Knights Wilfred Rodriguez. James Brungardt, and Sidney Mazerat. 75 Each year as the school term draws to a close, everyone looks forward to receiving his copy of the TIGER. The book that they so eagerly await is the result of many months of work and sacrifice. The students who comprise th? stafl ' have spent these months both after school and on Saturdays producing this annual. Work usually begins after the Thanksgiving holidays and continues until distribution of copies in May. Especially credited for the work is the moder- atoi ' . Biother SvKestcr Krus, C.S.C., ' -vho com- pletes this third year of making this book a piized possession for each student at Holy Cross. Staff Members of the lilllU TIGER: John Pers- sons, Corbett Mothe, Earl Perry, Jeiome Gial- lanza, John Clark, Archie Norris, Robert Fa ' ret. John Meyer, Pert Guidiy, Allen Little, Juan Pineda. Officers and Modeiiatoi;: Brother Sylvester Krus. C.S.C, Co-Editois, Harold Toole and James Black; Business Manageis, Richard Eng- lander and Donald Dufour. 76 I. ' -■I CC ■ ' THE TIGER 77 THE GLEE CLUB Glee Club prepare for their appearance at the Spring Style Show in the (irand Ballroom of the Roosevelt Hotel. The Holy Cross Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Newell Schindler, has represented the school at many citywide activities. This year as in the past, the Glee Club did a fine job of pro- moting the name of Holy Cross in musical circles. On February 20, the Glee Club was awarded a Superior Rating at the Fourth Annual Catho- lic Music Rating Festival held at Jesuit High School. This is the highest rating possible-for any choral group to receive. This award proves that the Glee Club and the Band, both winners of a Superior Rating, make up one of the best music departments in the city. OFFICERS Donald Dufour President Jerry Gunther Vice-President Gerald La Borde Secretary GLEE CLUB PERSONNEL First Tenor Carl Baibier Carl Bourgeois Michael Hardoin Mel Navo Thomas Russo Edward Wegener First Bass Charles Doize Leo Happel Gerald La Borde Al Pertuit Louis Sardenga Hartie Trosclair Second Tenor Joe Clark John Clark Salvatore Di Vincenti Donald Dufour John Ellington F. J. Glaeser Jerry Gunther Morris Meyer John Weaver Second Bass Steve Bacharacb George Bernard Glenn Bosse Albert Lindsey Carl Orgeron Vincent Serio Victor Urbino Frank Venegas Ralph Voorhies Bobby Wedge des. Donald Dufour and Mr. Schindler admire superior rating trophy. Salvadore Drago rehearses solo for Christmas Concert. FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Day Farrald, William Mummc. Leonard Morgan, John Sears. Edward Lewis. Archie Norris. SECOND ROW: Patrick Darby. Louis Sar- denga. Bruce Johnson, William Norris. William Meyers. John Meyer, Raymond Guenther. THIRD ROW: Lionel Casey, Michael Beernaert, Gilbert Ledger, Herbert Marks. Louis Johnson, Roland Rusich, Don Morel, Willie Braud. FOURTH ROW; Alois Champagne, Robert Dalliniore, Gerard Kevlin. Melvin Parish. Dennis Dufour, Richard Shepherd. Earl Perry. John Clark. Harold Toole. MISSING: Ronald Ilahn. JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Brother Wendel Adam, Moderator, and other members of the Science Academy examine a new five inch refractory telescope presented by Mr. James Wilson. In any institution there must be sufficient di- version to account for all tastes. The organiza- tion of Holy Cross which was formed for those persons with an inclination for science and mathematics is the Junior Academy of Science. Sophomore Raymond Lincoln receives first place medal for his Chemistry project entitled Chemical Aspects of Respiration. This year was one of the most successful for the group. The Academy ' s biggest achievement for the year was the Science Fair which it spon- sored. This year ' s fair was without doubt one of the finest of its kind held in the city. Also under- Louis Meyer ' s Diffusion Type Cloud Chamber won him a second place medal in the Freshman General Science cate- gory. l)IllTJSI()i TYPl] (LOU (HAiMUKK I (JLvss covini ; ' HAM i;it «lmlDr, Stiente Paul Calamari, Pert Guidry and Claude Walker stand in front of the Science Fair backdrop whicli the designed for the 1960 Holy Cross Science Fair. FIKST ROW. Left to Right: Ronald Giiarino, James Esqui Trazivuk. Rodney Frisard. Louis Meyer, Michael Fonlenot. SECOND ROW: Charles VViningcr. Kenneth Reuther, Leonard Rupp, Theodore Parish, David Keese, Manuel Dennis, John Ohman. THIRD ROW: Vincent Solideo, Robert Marks, Frank Roig. Elliott Courtright, Wayne Soulant, Joseph Clark, Allan Carlier. iik ineof taken by the group was the op eration of ihe Moonwatch Team set up to track the satellites which circle the earth. The Moonwatch Team is one of the few such groups sponsored by high schools in the United States. The fine record which the Junior Academy of Science has can justly be attributed to the splendid leadership it receives from its modera- tor. Brother Wondel Adam, C.S.C. lira H.UIV:|| aiwy mt. A first place medal was award- ed to Randolph Tobin, an eighth grader, for his General Science project of Crystalliza- tion. A first place category award was given to Richard Shepherd, junior, tor his project in mathematics concerning the simple transit. Freshman Melvin Borne wins a first place medal for this General Science project called The Tcsla Coil whicli produces an electric charge strong enough to light this candle. Top: Mr. Sam Danna. Co-moderator of the League of the Sacred Heart, thanks Brother John of the Brothers of the Good Shepherd for his splendid talk concerning his work at Ozanam Inn here in New Orleans. Center: Over- flow attendance at Holy Hour to launch Crusade for Communions at Weekly Stu- dent Masses. Bottom: League members who spearheaded to very successful Christmas Food for the Poor Christ Drive. 82 on til has inTi spons cIKe Poor. atO entin direc Mr.S Receptionists at Picnic by the Graveyard Philip Meyer, Senior Director Terry Andry Alvin Angel Robert Arceneau: Roland Barillas James Black Donald Blais Anthony Bondi SENIORS Bob Cazayoux John Conner Dominic Culotta Frank Dalier L Richard England( Larry Frisai-d Lane Johnson Wayne King IMicliael Lucia Terry Meilleur Hobert Murpliy John Morris Gerald Readinger Ronald Rolfes Michael Romback Julius Theobold George Werner Riley Rabalais. Junior Director Joseph AJgero Ronald Bourgeois Charles Brechtel Harold DeBlanc Robert DeViUe Charles Doize JUNIORS Dennis Dufour Kenneth Frisard Ralph Fryou Jerry Giallanza Samuel Gowland Waddell Gros Kcmieth Hibbets Joseph Juhas Kurt Kramer James Larkin Dairiel Marshall Shaun McGarry Fred Noggerath Melvin Parish Rene Sirgo Noel Spicuzza John Tackaberry 3 SOPHOMORES Leonard Morgan, Jake Calamusa Sophomore Matthew Casbon Director Frank Catalano James Fitzgerald Gerald Colombel Corbett Mothe Raymond Ruiz William St. Romain Thomas Smith Maynard Allen Paul Ayo Ra ond Guenther Dean Torres Joseph Vizzini FRESHMEN Jeff Zimmermann, Leon Dartois Freslunan DirectorNorris Delamore John Ariatli James Armstrong Robert Barbier Donald Boesch Ronald Bouvier Lloyd Constant George Dor Gil Gonsoulin Robert Gowland Patrick Healy Kenneth Kerber Lawrence LaBarre Walter Landry Robert Marks Louis Meyer Joseph Michalik Alvin Ruiz Leonard Rupp Andrew Stokey Now the largest of the spiritual organizations on the campus, the League of the Sacred Heart has won the admiration and respect of all here in Tigerville. The League is composed of 88 young men who express a desire to show greater love to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Along with bi-monthly meetings, talks by outstanding re- ligious and Catholic laymen, the groups co- sponsors the Halloween Ball, Lenten Holy Hours of Reparation, the Christmas Food Drive for the Poor, and weekly Sunday night entertainment at Charity Hospital. Membership is open to the entire student body. The League is under the direction of a Sodality chairman and four direc- tors elected by members of the group. Co-mod- erators of the League of the Sacred Heart are Mr. Sam Danna and Brother Edward Lee, C.S.C. Innmii Executive Council of the League of the Sacred Heart. Left to Right: Eddie LaGraize, Sodality Co-Chainnan; Robert Cazayoux, Secretary Baptiste Brunner. Sodality Chairman; Philip Meyer, Senior Director; Riley Rabalais. Junior Director; Leonard Morgan, Sophomore Director; Jeff Zim- mermann. Freshman Director. THE LEAGUE OF THE SACRED HEART r ri Ml-. Early directing speech class in one of the finer points of debating. DEBATING The Holy Cross Debating Society is one of the many successful organizations at Tigertown. Having participated in many oratorical contests at nearly every college and university in the State, the group did a splendid job of promoting the name of the school. The success of this organization obviously re- flects the fine coaching and training which was administei-ed by i ts moderator. Mi ' . Thomas Early. Top, Left to Right: Officers, Ross La Dart, Vice-President; Robert Peter- son, President; Louis Guidr.v, Secretary; Arlen Hanle, Treasurer. Debaters look for information for their speeches cc CH Catho teach Then mapi maler which plete: avails The Debating Team i Hanle, Demm Dufour informal pose: Ross La Dart. Robert Peterson, Frank Chopin, Louis Guidry, Gerald McCurdy, Arlen Benny Bengert. Marlow Watts, Pert Guidry, Tony Romano, Earl Perry, Claude Walker, Charles Smith. John Persson, John Ellington, James Bningardt, f3 ' CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE The CCD, as it is organized at Holy Cross is com- posed of a small group of upperclassmen who devote two afternoons weekly to the Religious instruction of Catholic students attending public school. It involves a ten-week training course which prepares them to teach Catholic Doctrine to young people in grades 1-5. The method which the CCD teachers use is not merely catechism teaching. It is a carefully worked-out ap- proach to all the doctrines of our faith whereby all major doctrine is taught each year. The instruction material comes from carefully prepared manuals which are adhered to in order to guarantee as com- plete a religious course as possible m the limited time available. Officers. Lett to Right: JosepJi Palineri. Vicc-Prcs (lent: Donald Dufour, President; Harold Toole, Sei retar.v; in front of St. I.ouis Cathedral. A learning session for CCD. members. Donald Dufour, Terr Andr . Dominn ( tilotta Joseph Palmeri, Herman Shallenberg, Harold Toole, Robert Murphy, Gerard Gnnther, Joseph Briino llen Little Brothi i Alfred Ledet, C.S.C, John Morris. SOIREE MUSICALE Now in its third year at Holy Cross, the theme for the 1960 concert was a musical comedy en- titled Seasons in Song. The cast of the show consisted of Holy Cross students who collabo- rated with girls from various high schools. Miss Jeanette Theriot was again the guest soloist. At the performance, the Band, under the di- rection of Brother Roberto Muller, C.S.C, pre- sented the numbers which won them a superior rating. The Glee Club under Mr. Newell Schind- ler ' s guidance, likewise, presented their superior award songs. For a finale the Band and Glee Club joined for the patriotic ensemble This Is My Country. Jeanette Theriot sings for Edward LaGraize and Robert Arceneaux. Caste of the 1960 Musicale prepare for Seasons in Song. 86 THE UHLETICS m m 87 4 - ♦ S i ' J ■ y i i M ' ?si2 V ■ V «Sfe -:.-- ■ ' Mlii ' m wmmd ' m 88 Tlu- Simai Itnul, liil.nir M.idi .f I.L ' i.n Tiice Sti 89 THE ATHLETIC 9 % i MR. ANTHONY REGINELLI MR. RICHARD CORRADO DR. J. BROWNE La ROSE, JE. B Team Football Coach B Team Baseball and Basketball Coach Team Physician BROTHER MELCHOm POLOWY Wrestling Coach teislMl fM CHEERLEADERS Taking over whenever there was a demon- stration of spirit necessary were the members of the Cheerleaders. The devotion of the group to the spirit of the school was quite evident. Moder- ating the cheerleaders this year was Mr. Otto Stierle. THE CHEERLEADERS. Left to Right. Kneeling; William Heller. Sidney Beard, Kenneth Martin. Lloyd Ferret, Arthur Quick. Paul Terrebonne. Standing: Winn Soldani, Carl Bourgeois, Mel Navo. Henry Fried. Missing From Picture: Donald Dufour. It ADMINISTRATION MHOIEPOLOivj  ' • ( CmcIi '  % pJf-f MB. EDWARD TOUHY Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach MR. THOMAS WARNER Track Coach Assistant Football Coach MR. JAMES CARMODY Assistant Football and Track Coach lieisof Otto tJiiuQiiick, iM Dntni. BROTHER JOHN NIEMIETZ, C.S.C. Faculty Director of Athletics MR. JOHN KALBACHER Head Coach « ' - ' i 91 GEORGE CORTEZ Right Halfback Students board bus for Houma Game. Coach Kalbacher during an anxious period in the game. HARRY NUNEZ Left Halfback 1959 FOOTBALL Il BILLY TRAUX Co-Captaiii. Left End SP- MICHAEL CALAMARI Co-Captain, Right Tacltle JOSEPH BRECHTEL Left Tackle KENNETH RAPPOLD Fullback L n JAMES BESSELMAN Center MIKE HINDELANG Quarterback i BAPTISTE BRUNNER Left Guard PAT LYNCH Right End BUCK LANDRY Right Guard -.1, Mta 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Holy Cross 39: West Jefferson Holy Cross 27; East Jefferson Holy Cross 20; NichoUs Holy Cross 13; Baton Rouge Holy Cross 0; Warren Easton 19 Holy Cross 12: Terreborne 7 Holy Cross 7: De La Salle 14 Holy Cross 6; St. Aloysius Holy Cross 20; Redemptorist 12 Holy Cross 20; Jesuit 33 COACH KALBACHER JIMMY BESSELMAN was chosen All-Cath- olic. CudLTini HIGH BILLY TRAUX, Co-Captain, was chosen All-State. Ali- Prep, and • II-Catholic. He was given an All-Southern honorable mention and an Ail-American nomination spot for Louisiana. i MIKE CALAMAKI, Co-Captain, was chosen All-Prep, and All-Catholic. 94 s I Sitting in Front. Left to Right: Joe Marino, Steve Gonzale Crais, David Landry, August Coniglio. Frank Slacmpfli, Monie, Floyd Hindelang. SECOND ROW, Lett to Right: Mr Milliani Truax, Lionel Favrct, Billy Johuslon. Bcrengher B LaGraize, Saul Lacour. James Besselnian, George Cortez, M Coach, THIRD ROW. Left to Right: Melvin Bulot. Tom Kestlcr. Pat 1 Baptiste Brunner. Bob Venegas. Paul Ballard. Dr , Mike Lynch, Bob Landers. FIRST ROW. Lett to Right: Thomas )Ian Damare. .liike Calamaii. Paul Calamari. Harrv Nunez. IIc;hc;l John Kalbachcr. Head Coach; Mr. James Carmody. . ssistant Coach; chtel. Kenneth Rappold. Ray Martinez. George Fonseca, Edward Thomas Warner. Vssistant Coach; Mr. Edward Toiihy, .• ssistant nch. Charles Armond. Russell Diodene. Fred Aubert. Vitter. Doug Nolan. David Ezell. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQLAD Drue Vitter makes his wav toward a Tiger touchdown. K • ' -itij y T 95 LEAGUE Redemptorist 55 Holy Cross 73 De La Salle 51 Holy Cross 30 St. Aloysius 62 Holy Cross 56 Jesuit 39 Holy Cross 45 Redemptorist 59 Holy Cross 56 De La Salle 67 Holy Cross 45 St. Aloysius 63 Holy Cross 49 Jesuit 49 Holy Cross 41 BILLY JOHNSON Guard BILL TRAUX Center JAKE TARANTO Forward BILL McNAiMARA Guard BILLY SEGRETO B Forward NON-LEAGUE Country Day 29 , Holy Cross 73 Country Day 36 Holy Cross 60 Nicholls 41 Holy Cross 51 East Jefferson 41 Holy Cross 52 West Jefferson 50 Holy Cross 68 McDonogh 31 Hoiy Cross 73 East Jefferson ...53 Holy Cross ...47 Nicholls 65 Holy Cross 67 St. Stanislaus 38 Holy Cross 70 St. Stanislaus Holy Cross .71 C.Y.O. TOl JRNAMENT East Jefferson 36 Holy Cross 55 Jesuit 60 Holy Cross 62 St. Aloysius BILOJ TO 57 AR URN Holy Cross CH OF DIMES AMENT 70 Perkinston 49 Holy Cross 70 St. Martins 54 Holy Cross 80 Biloxi 52 Holy Cross 50 96 191 13 « SI ill TH.I1 Billy Truax selected All-Tourna- ment in Annual C.Y.O. Tourna- ment Billy Johnston selected as Most Valuable Player and member of the AU-Tournament team in annual C.Y.O. Tournament. MB. EDWARD TOUHY Basketball Coach I960 BASKETBALL 1959 ' B TEAM FOOTBALL 1959-60 B-FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Holy Cross 0; East Jefferson 6 Holy Cross 13; Redemptorist Holy Cross 12; St. Aloysius Holy Cross 13; DeLaSalle Holy Cross 6; Jesuit 6 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Roy Montz. Victor Eumont, Gawain DiBetta. Cliarles Napoli, Larry Couvillon, Dominick Caserta, Don Capretz, Louis Puissegiii-. SECOND ROW: Joe Luquet, Louis Scliwandcr. Thomas Barbee. Raymond Arnona. Carl Barbicr. Angelo Taranto, Bill Bailey, Billy Zimmerman, Sidney Herbert. THIRD ROW: Coach Anthony Reginelli, Sherwood PaiUin, David Hester, Bcrnie Danjean. Richard Talouta, Mac Brousscau. Kenneth Pepitone, Mark Nolting, Billy Moss, Joe McGocy, and manager Pat Davis. FOURTH ROW: David Claveric. Thomas Scanlan, Eddie Katengell, Gary Yokum, Jeff Nolan, Guy Costa, John Willis, Jack Donahue, Robert Celent ano, Alan Winchester. FIFTH ROW: Louis Dabdoub, David Dawson, Tom Reagen, Roherl Borison na id Lovirh, Horace Murley, Barry Wilson, Louis Dering, Earl Julian, Darryl Stevens. Holv Holr 98 1959 ' B TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW. Left lo Right: Don Fontenellc. George Yokiini. Gawain DiBetta, Sherwood Paulin. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Lcroiix, James Armstrong, Joe IMeGoey, Francis Goodwyne. Eddie Siliaumhurs. THIRD ROW: Joe l.luilict, Charles Armond MR. RICHARD CORRADO ■B Team Baseball and Basketball Coach NON-LEAGUE RECORD Holv Holy Holv Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Holy Cross. Cross. Cross. Cross. Cross . Cross . Cross. Cross. Cross . Cross. Cross. . .29 ..32 ..31 ..26 ..52 ..34 .36 .32 ..38 . .39 ...55 Country Day Country Day Nicholls East Jefferson Catholic High West JetTerson McDonogh 29 East Jefferson . .42 Nicholls 54 St. Stanislaus . .27 St. Stanislaus . .35 LEAGUE Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross 99 h; 3l ' ■ COACH THOMAS WARNER Top: Philip Gattuso pulls out in front in the last second to neck out close competitor. Bottom: Taranto warms up at the home track in preparation for the Catholic League Meet. Alvin Pike clears last hurdle in mad rush for finish William Segreto and Harold DeBlanc warming up in preparation for Prep Track Meet. ikJ Patrick Darby William Robert Alvin Pike Terrel Broussard Harold DeBlanc Ronald Bochm Michael Calamari Jake Taranto Phillip Gattuso 1959 CATHOLIC NOVICE CHAMPS ASSISTANT COACH JAMES CARMODY William Stouder Reed Armond Eddie LaGiaize Ray Martinez William Segreto Raymond Fiancigues William Johnston Kenneth Rappold Lionel Favret 101 Mike Calamari heaves the 12 pound shot almost record distance while Dave Dawson looks on with that nothing to it expression. 1960 STATE WRESTLING CHAMPS 120 POUNDS TO 127 POUNDS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Rcugger, Anthony Stuprich, Charles Doize, John Panzeca. James Fitzgerald, Pat Broussard, Day Farrald. SECOND ROW: Leo Roth, James Gaiidet, Kenneth Ilibbctt, Richard Marino, Donald Hingle, Bennett LaCour, Louis Meyer. 155 POUNDS TO 175 POUNDS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Frank Fabacher, Thomas Crais, Ronald Blanrhnrd, Robert Vcnegas, Lynn Conway, Arlen Hanic, William Loga. SECOND ROW: Stephen Sinclair, Robert DeVille, Carl Barbier, William Orkus, James Lark- in, John Willis, Angelo Palmisano, Ben Palmeri, David Krey. 95 POUNDS TO 135 POUNDS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Little, James Pearce, Paul Varisco, Barney Hegwood, Thomas Carrigee. Patrick Davis, Alton Morgan. SECOND ROW: Michael Fontenot, James Gagnon, Gerard Roth, Donald Bocsch, Leonard Morgan, Ronald Gau- det. Floyd Constant, Harlon Pearce, Raymond Guen- ther. Jorge Casariego. 135 POUNDS TO 145 POUNDS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: David Morales, Albert Leonardi, Larry Couvillon. Charles Napoli, Bruce Bernard, Calvin Serpas, Norris Delamorc. SECOND ROW: William St. Romain, Warren Gamhino, Warren Davis, Mcrwyn Woodson, John Ariatti, Michael St. Romain, Sanniel Gowland. K bki 1 J I Tiger Wrestling Squad tri-caplions are. Left to Right: Mike Calamari. Dominic Culotta. Manual Alfonso. 175 POINDS TO HEAVY FIRST ROW. Ix-ft to Riglit; Lee Roy Smith. Robert LinU- se.v. Doniinick Culotta, Captain; Michael Calamari. Cap- tain; Manuel Alfonso. Captain; James Hooter. David Landry. SECOND ROW: Frank Staempfli. George Cortez. Terry Andry. Lane Johnson. Edward LaGraize. Rohtrt Arceneaux. Richard O ' Brien, Paul Calamari. Practically the most successful of all the athlcti? groups at Tigerville is the Holy Cross Wrestling Squad. Under the splendid coaching of Brother Mel- chior Polowy, C.S.C. the Tigers were able to cap- ture their fifteenth State Wrestling Championship. The Tournament was held on the 18th and 19th of March at the NOAC gymnasium. There were thirteen weight divisions and the Tigers managed to win seven of the first places and six second places. The squad compiled a total of 50 out of a possible 98 points. Richard O ' Brien was selected as the most advanced Holy Cross wrestler and Manual Alfonso as the top Tiger grappler. Both these wrestlers were presented trophies by Joseph Crussia. former prep champion of Holy Cross. jourii iSajas, .Wino The seven first place winners of the 1960 Wrestling Tourna- ment were. Left to Right: Richard O ' Brien. David Landry. Lynn Conway. Dominic Culotta, Charles Doize. Manual Alfonso. Patrick Davis. COACH JOHN KA.LBACHER SCHEDULE Holy Cross Holy Cross 12 Holy Cross 6 West Jefferson 6 Nicholls 2 Redemptorist of Baton Rouge 3 Holy Cross 3; West Jeffereon 12 Holy Cross 0; East Jefferson 2 Holy Cross 4; Redemptorist 5 Holy Cross 0; Aloysius 13 Holy Cross 9; McDonough 2 Holy Cross 2; DeLaSalle 7 Holy Cross 0; Jesuit 16 Holy Cross 3; Redemptorist 6 Holy Cross 1; Aloysius 10 Holy Cross 0: DeLaSalle 17 Holy Cross 3; Jesuit 5 1959 BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Terry Broussard. shortstop; Buddy Faust, second base; Billy McNamara, pitcher; Marvin Del- pidio, second base; Harry Nunez, shortstop. SECOND ROW: Albert Manalla, pitcher; Larry King, left field; Eddie Hardouin, right field; Noel Spicuzza, catcher; Ronnie Lopez, pitcher; Melvln Bulot. third base. THIRD ROW: Tom Kestler, center field; Bill Truax. catcher; Bob Ar:!na. right field, Paul Taliancich, first base. FIRST ROW, Kneeling, Lett to Right: Sherwood Paulin (of). Donald Cacanio (p), Josepli IMcGoe. (inf), Donald Fontcnelle (inf), George Yokiim (inf). SECOND ROW. Standing: Raymond Lincoln (c). Charles Armond (of), Kenneth Winck (c). James Armstrong (inf). Dominick Caserta (of). 1959 ' ' B ' ' TEAM! BASEBALL Ce Y. O. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL CHAIilPS FIRST ROW. Left to Right; William Moss, Ra.vniond Clllotta. Victor Eumont, Kenneth Martin. SECOND ROW: tonih Corrado, Dominick Caserta. Joseph 1-ii ' iuct, John Tousscl. Barry Wilson. .Anthony .Accardo. MONDAY: Left lo Right, Mrs. O. Morgan, Mrs. J Gale, Mrs. V. Kousset, Mrs. E. Alt, Mrs. J. Garza, M Dudenhefer. Missing from picture, Mrs. L. Guidry, M H. Jones, Mrs. M. Melirtens, Mrs. M. Vitter, Mrs. Schubel, Mrs. H. Keppler, Mrs. J. Rnssell. CAFETERIA STAFF TUESDAY: Left to Right. Front Row, Mrs. M. Becnes. Mrs. U. Weaver, Mrs. L. Gonzales, Mrs. E. Lopez, Mrs. Perrj Booth. Back Row, Left to Right, Mrs. E. Heller, Mrs. H. Wamstad. Mrs. L. Wineski, Mrs. P. Grlissaute. Missing from picture, Mrs. J. Black, Mrs. R. Bourgeois, Mrs. E. Engelhardt, Mrs. T. Readinger, Mrs. E. Sivia, Mrs. L. Laliimia. WEDNESDAY: Left to right, Mrs. B. Hegwood, Mrs. E. B. Massett, Mrs. E. Lczc, Mrs. H. L. Johnson, Mrs. M. McNamara, Mrs. M. Dennis, Mrs. V. Walston, Mrs. F. Roig. Missing from picture, Mrs. B. Beatman, Mrs. F. Staempfli. Mi.Gi Jfo.G JL ' ,(k MrC Mr.W Mrs. ' Mr.L Mrs. I Mr.H Jkl Mr.Ca C Mr.Fr Mr,K feP Mr. El 5 THURSDAY, Left to Right, Seated: Mrs. W. Bachemin, A. Little, E. Weathers, J. Reagan, P. Goodwyne, M. Braden. Standing: Mrs. J. Dimiccli, C. Monz, P. Lastrapes, C. Guidry. Missing From Picture: Mrs. M. Dufour, G. Bour- geois. I. Zimmerman. FRIDAY, Lett to Right: Mrs. R. Larsen, L. Ferret, E. Landry, V. Serio, E. R. Blais, E. Gonzales, A. Emboulas. Missing From Picture: Mrs. R. Callen, F. Krenkel, A. King. w mm r p - Father Tcmasavich addresses Parents Club on new Marriage Course introduced this year at Holy Cross. PARENTS CLIIB MEMBERS OF Mr. George J. Werner Mrs. George J. Werner Mr. George Fonseca Mrs. George Fonseca Mr. William Heller Mrs. William Heller Mr. L. J. Barberot Mrs. L. J. Barberot Mr. Thomas J. Tobin Mrs. Thomas J. Tobin Mr. CaiTnel Marengo Mrs. Carmel Marengo Mr. Frank Roig Mr. Philip Nastasi Mrs. Philip Nastasi Mr. Robert Larsen Mrs. Robert Larsen THE BOARD Mr. John Lynch Mr. Louis Guidry Mr. Harry Harris Mr. E. Robert Blais Mr. Earl Clary Mrs. Earl Clary Mrs. Lloyd Ferret Mrs. Louis Meyer Mr. Harold Cancienne Mrs. Harold Cancienne Mr. Milton Dudenhefer Mrs. Milton Dudenhefer Mr. Andrew King Mrs. Andrew King Mr. William Bachemin Mrs. WilHam Bachemin MRS. JOHN LY.NCH President 1959-60 OFFICERS MRS. JOHN LYNCH President MR. WILLIAM BACHEMIN First Vice-President MRS. LOUIS GUIDRY Second Vice-President MR. LOUIS MEYER Recording Secretarij MRS. CLOVIS GUIDRY Corresponding Secretary MR, PHILIP DALLIMORE Treasurer MR. LLOYD PERRET Puhlicity J T H E MR. AND MRS. FRANK AUDERER married September 26, 1959 MR. AND MRS ANTHONY REGINELLI married December 19, 1959 MR AND MRS. JAMES CARMODY married January 2, 1960 MR. AND MRS. VICTOR POPE married February 20. 1960 108 A little scene in the Mexican village in San Antonio, Texas. Arrived safe and sound on Saint Edward ' s Campus A Texas steak dinner in San Antonio f SL-: } A stop-off at the Alamo in San Antonio Cheers for TexasI Saint Edward ' s Campus as viewed from entrance Senor Gowland says to tired on-looker, Hey, Phil, why you sit on lump of hay after riding horse? GO W E S T YOUNG lU A N GO TO S T. E D W A R S .Jur nnreciati ' ppreciuiLon We wish +o extend our heartiest and most sincere appreciation to each person who has played a part in the publication of this yearbook. We realize that it is only through the joint efforts of all involved that this book has been produced. It would be impossible to list the names of every worker, and we hope that no one will be offended because his name does not appear. We are grateful for the generosity of all. Our special thanks to Tipery Studio for their hard work. Our gratitude is extended also to all the faculty members whose cooperation made the advertising campaign so successful. To our photographer, Brother Andre, who gave so unselfishly of his time and talent, to our moderator. Brother Sylvester, and to Brother Alfred, Brother Terence, and Brother Roberto for their assistance in preparing copy for the book, we say Thanks. It has been hard work, and we are glad to see it completed. We hope that you will be pleased with the results, and that the I960 TIGER will be a lasting reminder of your life here at hHOLY CROSS. THE TIGER STAFF ST. EDWARD ' S UNIVERSITY A Resident College For Men Accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools AUSTIN, TEXAS CONDUCTED BY THE BROTHERS OF HOLY CROSS no 1960 TIGER BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. M. A. Crlstadoro. 2317 Galher Mr. Mrs. H. L. Hemelt. 2326 Galller St. Mr. Jules Carville. Jr.. Laplace, La. Tommy Carville, Laplace. La. Jack Carville, Laplace, La. Gilbert Ledger. Jr., 2020 Alvar St. Gilbert Ledger. Sr.. 2020 Alvar St. Mrs. G. Montleone, 5507 Eiysian Fields A John Mahnke. 1315 France St. Linda Guldry. 1809 North Broad St. A Friend Bruce Martin, 716 Frenchmen St. Mrs. August Sarniguet, 716 Frenchmen Mike Almerlco, 1695 N. Claiborne Av( Alex Martin. 716 Frenchmen St. Gene Cazaubon. 716 Frenchmen St. Mrs. Alvln J. Ruiz. 823 Sumner St. Inocentes Montanlo. 2020 Urquhart St Mrs. A. Solldeo Mr. E. M. Solldeo Mr. Anastacio Solldeo 8. Mr V Mor Jr. St. Mr S. Pido Louisiana Food Store, 1129 Eiysian Fields Ave. Joseph Clark. 1120 Marigny St. Mrs. P. H. Clark. 1120 Marigny St. Duke ' s Service Station. 2365 Gentilly Blvd. Mr. Mrs. L. A. Jeanfreau. 7516 Burk St. Lon Juneau Gus Nevle. 4501 Airline Hwy. Sal Graziano. 3647 Airline Hwy. Mr. 8, Mrs. Chester L. Davis. 4508 Hilton D ' . Sheila ' s Shoppe, Port Sulphur, La. Western Auto Assn. Store. Port Sulphur, La. Persich ' s Drug Store, Port Sulphur. La. T. R. Langslon, Port Sulphur, La. Lucas Marcello, Jr.. Harvey, La. Herman Monk Landry, Buras, La. Dev ey E. Cognevich, Nairn. La— Class 1917 Chester A. Wooton. Port Sulphur, La.— Class 1937 Leander H. Perez. Bend, La.— Class 1905 Kelly Gravolet, Poinle a la Hache. La.— Class 1934 oseph A. Jaeger Family, 4948 Paulin, Dr. Robe F. Jaeger Fa Mr. Ml Jefferson Davis Mr. Mrs. Warren Dennis. 5225 Lafaye St. Mrs. A. Gonsoulin. 2329 Robert St. Mr. Mrs. G. G. Gonsouln. 2219 Desire St. L. J. Bouche. 2215 Pauline St. Gall Gil Gonsoulin, 2219 Desire St. Mr. Mrs. Lester Chaplain, 1823 Louisa St. Mr. Mrs. Lionel Casey Mrs. Edward Rusich, 430 Mehle Ave. Mrs. Angeila Reynolds. 4018 Dauphlne St. Harold Ryan. 740 Mazant St. Mrs. Anna C. Kane. 709 Melody Dr. R. J. Bernard Tony ' s Super Meat Market, 100 Chalmette Ave. Mr. Mrs. Alvln J. Ferrer. 2541 Prentiss Ave. Mr. Mrs. August J. Serpas, Pilottown, La. Wayne and Glenn Serpas. Pilottown, La. Mr. Mrs. Percy Dennis 8, Sons. Buras, La. Paul-Macs Tri-Jr., Chalmette, La. Mr. 8, Mrs. August Denesse, Buras, La. Jack Colombel. 1119 Kentucky St. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dennis. Buras. La. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Landa Family. Mr. Mrs. E. A. Pa ' ish. 2213 Packenham D ' . Mr Mrs. Ma Mr. S M- Edv, ce Mo rd Fj: Sr, Rosemary Fuselier Mr. Mrs. Robert Boyle, 6039 Franklin Ave. Mrs. Nettle Rengstoff, 3063 N. Galvez St. Mrs. Johnny Kreller. 2712 Urquhart St. Mr. 8, Mrs. Lawrence Beckman, 1301 St. Ferdinand St. Larry Beckman, 1301 St. Ferdinand St. Miss A. Degelos. 2325 Gallier St. Mrs. William Brehm Mrs. B. Boesch Mr. 8i Mrs. Joseph Accardo, Sr., Ill Egret St. Charles Couget. 2805 Palmetto St. Jean M. Couget, 2805 Palmetto St. Mr. Mrs. Paul Dufour, 5426 Chamberlain Dr. Mr. Frank A. Dalier Mrs. Leola E. Emerson Mrs. Esabelle Emerson R. L. Crowe Meat Packing Products Mr. Mrs. V. Messina Mr. 8i Mrs. Charles J. Roper Joseph J. Rupp Mrs. V. B. Phillips, 1310 Pasteur Blvd. Mrs. E. A. 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Grandpa Quick. Warrenton, Mo. Msgr, John J. Adams, 601 St. Maurice Ave. Mrs. Cynl S. Guerrera, 2104 St. Ferdinand Mrs. W. Breaud, 2106 St. Ferdinand St. William Worthy, Jr.. 1718 S. Rendon St. C. S. Guerrera. 2104 St. Ferdinand St. Elaine Worthy, 1718 S. Rendon St. Darlene ' s Souvenir Shop. 1414 Canal St. Mrs. Marion Brocato. 142 S. Lopez St. Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Sandrock. 1132 Touro St. Mr. 8i Mrs. Otto Stierle. Sr.. 1721 Alvar St. Hernam ' s Pharmacy. 2301 Jefferson Ave. Mr. Mrs. V. J. Varisco. 1836 St. Roch Ave. Mr. Mrs. J. J. DeSalvo. 3657 Clermont Dr. M R Building Spec alles. 4934 Werner Dr. Bruce Bernard Dor s Bernard M-s. J Cresson III Miss Denise Becnel. 345 Harding St. The Vicknalr ' s Mrs. Tessie McCarthy. 921 Lamanche St. Mrs. Viola Richard, 921 Lamanche St. Danny W. McCarthy. 907 Lamanche St. Miss Helen L. Glynn. 5005 St. Claude Ave. Mr. John M. Duthu. 5003 St. Claude Ave. Ronald Daniel Glynn. 5005 St. Claude Ave. Robert D. Glynn. 5005 St. Claude Ave. John M. Duthu. 5003 St. Claude Ave. Robert A. Glynn. 5005 St. Claude Ave. Earl Thomassie. 1128 Ave. A. Marrero, La. Vincent J. Territo. 729 Fos St.. Harvey. La. Soule Leone. 41 M 4th St., Marrero. La. J. Ledet. 436 Alio Ave.. Marrero. La. 1128 Manson Dr., Marrero, La. Mr. Mrs. Burnie Daniean. Sr., 140! Lincoln Rd. Carlos Debra Kirby. 140! Lincoln Rd. Mr. Mrs. Eugene Smith. Jr., 1500 Shirley Dr. Dolores Ruth Oser, 908 Bringier St. Bonnie Ann Danjean. 1452 Shirley Dr. Deward J. Wagner, Sr.. 5512 Eads St. Mrs. E. J. Wagner. 5512 Eads St. Wilmer Wagner. 5505 Baccich St. Mrs. Nell Wagner. 5505 Baccich St. Sterling W. Wagner. 5512 Eads St. Mr. Mrs. Stephens Carol Mr. Mrs. L. M. Juneau. 301 Wallace Dr. Chemevert ' s Grocery, 601 Kent St. Mrs. Zelma Cospellch. 5320 Urquhart St. Marphis Snack Shop, 839 Elysian Fields Ave. Three Holy Cross Boys. 1306 Andry St. Mr. Mrs. M. J. Andignac. 605 Andry St. Mr. Mrs. L. I. NewField, Jr., 621 Andry St. Mr. Mrs. L. Trebuco. 618 Andry St. Domlnick Caserta, 2069 Timoleon St. Steve Caserta. 2069 Timoleon St. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Angelo Mrs. S. J. Mancuso Mr. Mrs. H. Chaisson Mr. i Mrs. Audrey Angelo Mr. Mrs. Raymond Woodson Mr. Mrs. J. M. Caserta, 2729 Bienville St. From a friend Mr. Alfred Protle. 5209 St. Claude Ave. Joe Laulihe, 5467 St. Claude Ave. Louise Laulihe, 5467 St. Claude Ave. Robert Sfein, 4934 Lalne Ave. Errmetts Cleaners. 8029 Chef Menteur Hv y. Mr. 8, Mrs. Graffagnlni. 2010 Beauregaro St. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Chrestla Mr. Mrs. Phillip Koehl Sharon A. Courage. 6227 Annunciation St. Ashley A. Courege, 6227 Annunciation St. Mr. Ashton Jcseph Courrege, 6227 Annunciation Mr.s A. J. Courrege, 6227 Annunciation St. Mrs. Katherlne B. Mayeaux, 1404 Octavia St. Andrea M. Mayeaux. 1404 Octavia St. Stanley R. Mayeaux. 1404 Octavia St. Mr. Mrs. Ladner J. Barrerot Mr. Mrs. Gus Berkeley Mrs. A. Berkeley James Carson John Berkeley Mr. Mrs. J. F. Carson Harry Dawson William B. Brown. Jr.. 904 Madison St. Mr. Mrs. G. E. Bazet. 2527 Clover St. Louis Wagner. 13 Charlotte St. Alvardale Cleaners, 2040 Mazant St. Mr. Mrs. Marino. 1934 Congress St. A. W. Fitzpairlck, 1343 Manpolln St. Menncrs Cleaners, 2709 SI. Claude Ave, Clarence and Lefty, 1934 Almonaster Ave. Ellis Pharmacy, 1900 Desire St. Joseph Marino. Sr.. 1934 Congress St. PIpltone and Family. 1811 Almonaster Ave. Corrlntln Grocery. 1801 Almonaster Ave. Mr. Larry Schernecker, Jr., 1633 Congress S Mrs. E. Weathers Albert F. Mead. Sr. Ha Da Martin Joseph Ayo. 345 Harding St. Wally Armstrong. Jr., Pllottown, La. Jane F. Armstrong, Pllottown, La. Nora Armstrong. Pllottown, La. Zoe Bellocq. 1433 St. Roch Ave. Mr. Mrs. John Chagnard, 4059 Stut St. Mrs. Eleanore Duplea. 4069 Stut St. Mr. Mrs. Norman E. VanCourt Mr. Mrs. James J. VanCourt. Sr. Harold Chagnard. 2157 Treasure St. Mr. 8. Mrs. L. Salvaggio. 3608 N. Miro St. Mrs. Bella Tircult. 2215 N. Johnson St. Miss Marie Tircult. 2215 N. Johnson St. Miss Aline Tircult. 2217 N. Johnson St. Mrs. Joseph A. deBlanc. 2513 Burgundy St. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Harold deBlanc. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Wilkinson Mrs. W. S. Wilkinson. 1507 Almonaster St. Lawrence Wilkinson. Jr.. 1805 Almonaster St. Thomas Wilkinson. 1805 Almonaster St. Kerry Poche. 1805 Almonaster St. J. Leonard The Schermann Family Joe D. ' s Barber Shop. 2019 Paris Road Tim Tom Stein. 4954 Lalne Ave. Mr. Mrs. A. Rocher. 5463 St. Claude Ave. Mrs V. B. PhllllDs. 1310 Bienville Park C. P. Phillips, 6005 Pasteur Blvd. Mrs. Rita Landry. 2016 Piety St. N. W. Antolne. 2319 Prentiss Ave.— Class of ' 33 Manuel S. Carllsi. 2363 Prentiss Ave. Mr. a Mrs. J. J. Schultz. Jr.. 616 LeBeau Mrs. Jerry J. Schultz. Sr.. 68C Jackson Barracks Mrs. Lucille Dyess, 68C Jackson Barracks Mr. Mrs. Lvnn Blanchard Gretna, La. Miss Cvnthia Blanchard, Gretna, La. Barry Danny Blanchard. Grefna, La. Mr. Mrs. .1. R. Cassella. 1129 Kentucky St. Mr. Mrs. Wm. G. Heller, Jr., 1009 Kentucky St. Mr. Mrs. Loyd A. Gagas, Sr., 1210 Ledet St. Mrs. Myrtle E ' .teves, 332 Mehle Ave. Aqnes Bridget Duhe, 101 1 Tricou St. Mr. Mrs. Andrew Yuratich, Jr.. 5161 Western St. Mr. Mrs. Lee Cory, 5617 Arts St. Mr. Mrs. A. Yuratich, Sr.. 5225 Marlgny St. Mr. Mrs. Wm. O ' Neill, 2738 Dreux Ave. Miss Mary E. O ' Nell. 528 Gravier St. Rodney and Linda O ' Nell. 2738 Dreux Ave. Mr. Sidney Geo. LeBlanc. Jr.. 609 Live Oak Mrs. Marguert Valley. 631 Godchaux BIdg. Mr. Mrs. Fabian G. Breaux. 738 Phosphor Bennle Stevie Scalise. 215 S. Cortez St. Gulf Radar Television School Mr. Mrs. H. Miller. 436 Adams St. Mr. Mrs. Anthony Accardo. 1924 Rosary Dr. Mrs. W. B. Canal. Sr.. 6042 Chef Menteur Hwy. Mrs. P. Dudenhefer. 2130 Music St. George Dudenhefer. 14838 S. Littlewoods Dr. Mr. Mrs. M. Dudenhefer. Sr.. 14838 S. Littlewoods Dr. Mr. Mrs. M. Duder efer. Jr.. 10722 Dreaux Ave. Dudenhefer Children. 10722 Dreaux Ave. Mr. Mrs. Charles Brechtel. 2629 Marais St. Mrs. M. Brechtel. 3136 Royal St. Milton Brechtel. Jr.. 3136 Royal St. Dolores Huddleslon. 1209 Chartres St. Charles Carol Brechtel, 3136 Royal St. 112 Mr, 8, Mrs. Robert Chadbourne Mr. Mrs, Andrew Foerster. Jr. Scott and Sheilah Sirgo Mr. Mrs. Robert Chadbourne Mr. Mrs. Andrew Foerster, Jr. Scott and Sheilah Sirgo Mr. Mrs. B. W. Brunner, Jr.. 1342 Lesseps St. Mr. Mrs. J. Alqero, 1210 St. Roch Ave. Mr. Louis Demold, 1210 St. Roch Ave. Miss lone Algero, 1210 St. Roch Ave. Mr. Mrs. T. Blazio Miss Shirley Bird. 2301 Delille St. J. C. Johanson. 1127 Marigny St. Mary Pat Clark, 1120 Marigny St. John Clark, 1120 Marigny St. Mr. Mrs. Francis J. Clifton, 1151 Marigny St. Mr. Mrs. John DiMiceli John L. DiMiceli Glyce DiMiceli Diane DiMiceli Mr. Mrs. W. J. Armstrong, Pilottown, La, Mr. Mrs. L. J. Cassanova. Jr., 4531 Metropolitan Mrs. Sidney Cousans, Sr., 300 S, MIro St. Police Affiliated Ladies Mrs. Alice Markey Mrs. Alma Riley Gentwood Cleaners. 3728 Clematis St. Compliments of Uncle Ed Frank J, Tilbrook. 3703 Monroe St. Mr. Mrs. B. W. Rowley. 21 West Chalmette Cii Mrs. Jullen Mares. 840 Jung Blvd. Mr. V. J. St. Blanc, Charenton, La. N. L. Currault, Jr,. Westwego, La. Mr. Angelo Orlanda, Kenner, La. Mr. Mrs. Willie J. Bourg, 643 Laurlcella Mr. Mrs. Wm. Bachemln, Sr,, 1822 Esfeban St. Ben Pelot, Sr., 328 Diane Ave. Ervin P. Gerillot, 1721 Hancock Si. Jules P. Centanni, 1716 Hancock St. Mr. Julius Berges, 1212 Ellzardl Mrs, W. W. Perkins, 1214 Elizardi Blvd, Mrs. J, E. Hambacker, 1218 Elizardi Blvd. Jan K. Napoli, 6332 Canal Blvd. Charlene Ruffino, 630 St. Philip St. Mr. Mrs. Angelo Calico, Jr., 1638 Arts St. Gregory Jude Calico, Jr., 1638 Arts St, A. W. F.tzpatrick, 1343 Mandolin St. Michal D. Calico, 1638 Arts St. Marilyn Leroux, 3317 Dauphlne St. Mr. Mrs. Norman N. Ayers, Sr., 1813 Tennessee Mr. 8. Mrs. Leo Seago, 2249 Madrid St. Mr. Mrs. John Withers, 2750 Mexico St. Mr. Mrs. Paul Ferrara, 6212 Franklin A ve. Mrs. Herman F. Bersuder. Sr., 2120 Desire St. Philip J. Meyer, 6319 N. Rampart St. Mrs. G. Florane, 5443 Charters St. Mr. G. Florane, 5443 Charters St. Miss Marie Florane, 5441 Charters St. Mrs, G. Lux. 5629 Royal St. Mr. F. E. BIck, 136 S. Solomon St. Mrs. F. E. Bick, 136 S. Solomon St. Miss Dottle Bick. 1 36 S. Solomon St. Mrs. E. J. Blanchard, 136 S. Solomon St. Miss Mary Zimmerman. 615 Eighth St. Mrs. A. M. Otis, 1194 North Dengal Road Darlene Kaftan, 5819 St. Bernard Ave. Danny Kaftan. 6819 St. Bernard Ave. Henry Kattan, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Olga Kattan, San Pedro Sula, Honduras Junior Kaftan, San Pedro Sula, Honduras LuLumla ' s Conoco Ser. Station, 6901 St. Claude Mrs. H. FIgarola, 225 Vallette St. Mrs, A. A. Barllleaux, 252 Vallette St. Valerie Barllleaux, 252 Vallette St. Mrs. L. R, Roussel, 252 Vallette St. Mr. L. R. oussel, 252 Vallette St. Lynda Cresson Mr. Mrs. M. C, Blanchard, 21 Glbbs Drive Chal- mette Mr, Mrs. T. L. Estorge, 70 Cochrane Dr. L, N, Estorge, 70 Cochrane Dr. Celeste Estorge, 70 Cochrane Dr. Ted Estorge, 70 Cochrane Dr. Robert Brupbacher C. Brupbacher T. Brupbacher Mrs. Marlon Brupbacher Howell M. Brupbacher Mr, Mrs. Joseph Velich Mr, Mrs. Rudy Hardouin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Emile A. Alt Mr. Mrs. Simon Landry Donald Alt Mrs. Strofher S. Green, 1660 Shirley Drive St, Anthony School, 901 Hancock St. Lf. Strofher S. Green, 1660 Shirley Dr. Cure ' s Cleaners. 311 W, St. Bernard Hwy. Arthur A. Bulgrin, 7829 St, Bernard Hwy. Rlvers ' de Stores, 6565 St. Claude Ave, Anthony J. Vicaro, 440 4fh St., Marreu John Taravella, 421 Fos Ave., Harvey Santo Taravella. 2017 Elm St., Harvey Mr. Mrs. E. P. Roth, Jr. Mr, Mrs. Peter E. Duffy Mr, Mrs. Leo H, Suhor Miss Frances U, Suhor Mr. Mrs. Ernest Roth, Sr, Miss Patricia Denney, 6211 S. Rocherblade Ma Ml. Mr, No Dala r.. 5238 Charters St. Mrs. Morris Delamore. Sr., 5238 Charters St. Mrs. Leon Guarino. 5238 Charters St. Cure ' s Cleaners. 311 W. St. Bernard Hwy. Rainbow Lounge, 315 W. St. Bernard Hwy. A. June Doyon, 1524 Mandolin St. O. S,, City A friend, N.O,. La. Pavur Shoe Store. 2371 St. Claude Ave. Mrs. Y. S. Chin, 1122 St. Roch Ave. Mr, Mrs. Henry E. Carrigee, 1734 St. Roch Av Angelo ' s Service Station. 2522 Leonldas St. Mr. Mrs. Ned Cadella Dusay ' s, 300 S. Carrolton Ave. John Scott Mr, « Mrs. John J. Scott, 8608 Prltchard Miss Viola Anselml, 2756 Madrid St. Mrs. Antoinette Pigott. 2758 Madrid St. Lenard Pigott, 2758 Madrid St. Mrs. Beulah A. Sltton, 6027 Chef Menfeur Hwy. Lenard Pigott, 2758 Madrid St. Mr. 8, Mrs. L. Leroux. 2317 Dauphlne St. Ronald Leroux. 3317 Dauphne St. Bailey ' s Clothing, 3308 Magazine St. F. H, Roluls J. A. Bagur A friend W. J. McDonald R. F. Bollinger Mrs. A. Franzella, 5198 DeMonfllzln St. Richard J. Rousset, 2620 Dreaux Ave. Gay Hare. Holy Angels Academy Roseann Glorlso, Holy Angels Academy Mrs. Richard J. Rousset, 2620 Dreaux Ave. Mrs. Louis Schneider, 2125 Music St. Mrs. John Schneider. 2667 N. Dorgenols St. Janice Clement, 1449 Verna St. Mrs. Jules A. Cousin, 1320 Mehle St. Marie Dumsenll, 337 Aycock St, Cousin Grocery, 347 Aycock St. b;ii hu fine r ' s ruqs 2700 St. Cla ude Ave. Albert Co usin 347 Avcoc k SI. Flynn ' s Ta :kle Shop . 1000 Chef Hw ■ LaLum a Co noco Servi ce St atio n. 6901 St Ave.. Arab! A. Ray Lighten. Sr.. 31 West Chalme Mr. Mrs. Rickey Sehrkin. No. I P Joseph Frandella, 1136 Alabo St. John Muller, Jr.. 2 ' tl5 Alvar St. Marcellne Miller. 4023 N. Claiborne Annie Eschette, 228 28th St. Floyd Eschette, 2415 Alvar St. Jacquelin Ann Wiefel, 1638 Arts St. Mr Mr: E. J. Thorn, Emile J. Tho N. C. Richard all St. Terry Ted Thomassie, lOCC Gov Richard Thomassie L. A. Keppler Mrs. L. A. Keppler Helen Ruth Keppler Mary Virginia Keppler Fred Keppler Mrs. A. M. Kohler Tommy Youngblood, 5235 Paris Ave. Peter Gulotta. 3800 Piedmont Dr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Champagne, 304 Sable 1 Mr. Mrs. H. Middleton, 2567 Lavender St. Mr. Edward Breaux, 2557 Lavender St. Mr. Mrs. Albert Perrot, 2557 Lavender St. Anthony Schiro. 5607 Bacclch St. Merrill Schiro, 5697 Baccich St. Regino Schiro, 5607 Baccich St. Flynn Tackle Shop. 10000 Chef Menteur Hwy. Mrs. H. Grenwood. 2137 Mandeville St. Joan Hope Filizola. 620 LeBeau Ave. A friend Mr Mr ' W. T, Yo 4713 apan St. Mrs. J- R. McCarthy, 907 U Mr. J. R. McCarthy, 907 Lamanche St. Richard C. McCarthy, 907 LaLmanche St. Albert J. Dvyyer, 548 Perrin Dr.. Arabi. La. Mr. Mrs. J. M. Black. 536 Perrin Dr.. Are J. Caruso, 1812 Marigny St. Eugene B. Gerdes, Sr.. 5325 Mar irdt Martin. 718 Forstall St. Eugene B. Gerdes, Jr., 5315 Ma Sanford Mello. 1334 Mehle Ave, Mr ' Kev n Lunt. lis East P rospe r St. Mr. Mrs. M. P. Chat elaln 1338 Me hi Mr. George C Long. 7137 E. La ver ne Auc ust Me sa. St. Ber ard La. Ben amin J M sssa. St Ber nard. La Vale EIno Me St. rd. La M. Serlgne, St. Mrs. L. Antoine ird. La and Family Jube. Rose. Ren and Rory Dutfour Mr. Mrs. Claude Gros. 5906 Burgundy St. Mr. 8, Mrs. Sam Becnel. SSOS Burgundy St. Mr. Mrs. Richard H. Watson, 1343 St. Mau The Grleshaber Family, 1520 Earl Andry, 2679 N. Dorgencis St. Elmore L. Banls. 6398 Arts St. A. R. Laurent. Jr.. 2325 Lafrenlere St. Mr. Mrs. Vic Eumont, 3637 Frenchmen St. John Marcus, 821 Angela Avenue. Arabi, La. Mr. Mrs. A. N. Wall, Whitney Ave. Mrs. Marie Marcus, 821 Angela Avenue. Arab Mrs. Alexandre Davezac, 921 Angela Avenu Mr Mr WhH P. Fen 17 Angela Av nd, 813 Wagner St. Mr. Mrs. R. Douroux, 727 Whitney Ave. Sheldon Satterlee, 317 N. Morales St. Timothy Satterlee, 317 N. Morales St. Agatha Satterlee, 317 N. Morales St. Lynda Satterlee, 317 N. Morales St. Adele Satterlee. 317 N. Morales St. Domlnick ' s Grocery, 2939 Orleans Ave. Jaycee ' s Auto Supply, 4034 Baudln St. Gulf Fur Co., 513 Conti St. James L. McCormick. 4355 Clermont Dr. Kathy Williams, 4108 Clermont Dr. Mr. Mrs. H. E. Copperberg. 918 Andry St. Mr. Mrs. E. Smith, 5460 Royal St. Harold Gerald Copperberg, 918 Andry St. Mrs. Clarence H. Palm. 2245 Odin St. Mrs. Susie Palm Micele. 4824 Cameila St. Sparky Micele, 4824 Camelia St. Linda Jo Micele. 4824 Camelia St. Michael Micele. 4824 Camelia St. Mr. Mrs. C. J. Darby, 1223 Flood St. Bader ' s TV Service, 5629 St. Roch Ave. Louise Dodds, 5617 Spain St. Lawrence Carllsi, 2363 Prentiss Ave. Compliments of De Benedetto Agency Real Estate Port Allen. Louisiana Compliments NAPOLI ' S DEPT. STORE The Place to Go, For The Brands You Knc Port Allen, Louisiana MANNEQUIN FABRICS GENTILLY WOODS SHOPPING CENTER 4345 Chef Menteur hHwy. New Orleans, La. FA 5448 Mrs. Chas. Pumilia, Jr. Compliments of DESIGN UNLIMITED Compliments of MAYRONNE, HARVEY, LA. FROM A FRIEND LIVACCARI ' S BAR RESTAURANT John Livaccari, Prop. ED 1-9122 7128 St. Claude Ave. Arabi, La RED ROSE CLEANERS 2561 GLADIOLUS ST. WH 5-1060 SOLBACH ' S GROCERY 2484 Gladiolus St. WH 5-9486 Best Wishes To Charles Napoli A FRIEND Compliments of J. D. FERTITTA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper J. Napoli Jana LOUISIANA X-RAY SALES 1810 Adams St. New Orleans, Louisiana MARY ANN ' S CANDY SHOP Gifts and Souvenirs Order By Mail Mr. and Mrs. John P. Dauro, Prop. Highway 90, Bay St. Louis, Miss. HUGH DEARIE Family Real Estate 2020 Me+airie Road VE 5-6475 WESTSIDE OFFICE MACHINES, INC. Underwood Sales Agent 630 Fourth St. Gretna, La. CRESCENT CITY HEALTH STUDIO, INC. 220 Camp Street NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA More years to your life, more life to your years ' H Normal and Underweight Boys or Men — 1 1 2 In. on arms, 3 ' 2 in. on chest and shoulders; 12 lbs. gain in body weight. RATE: $15.00 per month $85.00 per year Overweight Boys or Men — 3I 2 in. off waist and hips; 15 lbs. loss in body weight. Your son will be under personal supervision and expert care. We have tine most modern equipment and methods for lasting results. Each exercise period will last from forty-five minutes to one hour and we recommend three sessions per week for the maxi- mum results in body building and reducing. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. All minors must have approval of parent in writing before contract will be valid. SLENDERETTE A personalized program for your physical fitness Office MA 2221 LARRY Y. BYRD Vice-President YOUR PROGRESS IS OUR MOST IMPORTANT PRODUCT ' if you would like more information, please phone. Phone: EDgewood 1-2585 ST BERNARD DRUGS 6723 Sf. Claude Ave. Arab!, Louisiana CARL A. BRUNEY Owner SEABREEZE BOAT WORKS Home of Speedster Hulls 515 E. St. Bernard Highway Phone EDgewood 1-9502 Chalmef+e, La. YOUNG ' S DRY CLEANING Phone EV 8381 5330 Franklin Ave. We Call and Deliver FRANCIONI ' S TEXACO SERVICE 7405 St. Claude Ave.— ED 1-9106 Arabi, Louisiana WELLS BUCK SHOES DRY GOODS Everything for the Entire Fann ly 2023 Parish Road ED -1752 CHALMETTE, LA. EV 838! Louis Buck Young 5330 Franklin New Orleans, La. STAR TIRE SERVICE Goodyear Tires — Used Tires — Recapping All size Passenger — Foreign — Sport Car LEE ROY SMITH, SR., Prop. New and Used Hub Caps — Vulcanizing 22 18 N. Claiborne cJ.a e n in e GIFT SHOP Loislyn Scardino 90! Nev ' ton St. FO 6-4715 G etna La. SIMPLEX IRON WORKS Orn amenta! Railing • Balconies • F Grills • Gates and Fences Porch Screening re Escape Vic Eu mont 1715 Gov Nicholls St. Home Phone: WH 5-0360 New WH 9-2795 Orleans. La. FRANKLIN AVENUE PHARMACY PHIL WINGERTER, Prop. Phones: FA 8441 and FA 9 1 63 6201 Franklin Ave. New Orleans, La. G. L SCHROEDER Realtor— Contractor V H 5-6291 2818 Franklin Ave. New Orleans 22. Lc WUEST REFRIGERATION Air Conditioning Appliances, Sales and Service Wuest is Best 2521 Delille St. Chalmette, La. ED 1-4136 if no answer JA 5-8378 KRUEBBE ' S PHARMACY JOHN Jack KRUEBBE, Prop. 3935 St. Claude Ave. WH 5-3023 SIMMONS PRESS PRINTING Printers of fhe HOLY CROSS BULLETIN ' 2123 Gen+llly Blvd. EV 2361 Free ROOM 201 MR . VICTOR POPE Barbier Fitzgerald More Booth Fonseca Morgan 6 Sodalists Bourgeois Fransingues Norris 6 Leaguers Brousette Hebert Panzeca 4 Varsity Football Caboni Johnson Parish 2 Varsity Basketball Casariego Julian Perry 3 Varsity Basketball Columbel Leonardi St. Romain 6 Track s -J Dal imore Lewis Sears 9 Wrestlers tr-i Delpidio Lincoln Serpas 3 Archers Dickinson Liuzza Vizzini 1 Glee Clubber Dietrich Luke Wertz 3 Band Eternod Mohr Zimmermann 9 Academy of Science Ferrer 3 h o or Society I I CALDERARO Prescription Pharmacy 541 Bermuda St., N.O. ALGIERS 14, LA, Free Motorcycle Delivery FO 6-322 I LEON M. LEVY, JR. Manager COMMERCE LOAN COMPANY Phone: TUIane 874 400 St. Charles Street New Orleans, La. FRANKLIN Printing Co., Inc. 631 Poydras St., New Orleans 12. La. Marshall J. David JAckson 2-9654 PIED-PIPER 2625 St. Roch Ave. N. O. 17, LA. WH 3-838! Reliable — Reasonable — Responsible Exterminating Service Licensed — Bonded — Insured ■f-o r v i u lit 1 GIAISE ' S MARKET 2234 Barataria Blvd. Marrero, La. V. J. GIAISE, Owner Fl I-I88I— Res. Fl 1-884 B G CRANE SERVICE, INC. Contractor ' s Equipment Rental VErnon 5-2563 725 Central Avenue New Orleans 21, La. Compliments to WILLIAM McNAMARA Compliments to WILLIAM McNAMARA Good Luck to FRANK KELLAR GRAF ' S HALF WAY HOUSE CROWN POINT, LA. Compliments to WILLIAM McNAMARA Compliments to WILLIAM McNAMARA For Prompt Per sonal Service c. ELDON POWELL Insurance 510 Pere Marq uette Build; q JAckson 2-4107 JOHNES LAUGHLIN STEEL CORP. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Best Wishes and Future Success SAUL E. LACOUR, JR. From Mother, Dad, and Sisters YEA, TIGER A FRIEND Johnes Laughlin Steel Corp. NEW ORLEANS, LA. ALBERT WEGMANN PHARMACY 3400 Canal Street _ o ■D o o y- O JC 1— . D (D ao- i ■ o h D CD O CL.E CL-D fO ID fO Q-Q (D Q ■0 D-D LJ- -D E o u o o QiI -D • - u - O D 0) l -+- ,„ c V- CL c .•£! OCQ CL (1) (D CQ ;_ 3 (D (O : ■ ?u r_SJ_U 3- : t- - ri- (l,OO,0.yOC 3 I— QiCkia_QiQ CQCi; Fastenings for Industry EXpress 3333 GULF STATES SCREW PRODUCTS CO. Bolts — nuts — screws — washers J. A. Fitzgerald 20! North Front St. New Orleans 16, La. WH. 5-9441 Joh nny Joe Cu imano, Proprie ors Cusimano ' s -ounge Restaurant We Spec •alize In Steak s, Fried Chic en a nd Seafoods i 1 Season 5462 St. Claud  Ave nue New Orleans, La. NELSON LEE 508 Poydras St. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRANK R. PARLIPIANO, SR. FAMILY AND FRIENDS COMPLIMENTS OF MICHAEL GLORIOSO WILLIAM TOLL PAINTING CONTRACTOR, INC. Sheetrock Installation Finishing Phone TW. 1-6637 4507 Magazine St. New Orleans I 5, La. Compliments of a FRIEND Orleans Sheet Metal Works Roofing 2654 Orleans St. T. Schwander Son JA 2-1675 Gentllly Day Nursery 5515 Wilton Dr. ,FA 9506 La. State License for child care. MRS. W. H. HEF FLEY COMPLIMENTS OF ST. MAURICE CHURCH AND SCHOOL 605 St. Maurice Avenue ROSA SPILKA SCHOOL OF DANCE Teen-age Ballroom Classes Boys and Girls 4025 St. Claude Ave. WH 7-1610 Phone ED 1-6551 Nite ED 1- 6094 JIFFY TELEVISION SERVICE 7120 St. Claude Ave. Arab , La. School of X-Ray Technology CHARITY HOSPITAL New Orleans, La. GO 2 O _i u CD 1- D (D ID D i— l 0 OJ O S ? -0 (0-1-0) C (11 i_ E c S = i -5 M c O 0) • CD _o aj o QL - CD - , R 0) (D cn(J) O-D CQ -D 2 I-D 1° -t Q O cS CD to CD n _£ = •- c .t Di -_j- _JooIm-2(j;QiUJlQ (D C5 .b -I- T CD So 0) lb — U CD : D Q - _Q , O n U m 1 iC 3 o ' 0 1 1- 0) Q_ E -D -r ,0 D I Z O (D _C Qi - Q_ o o O o O GOOD LUCK DONALD FROM MOTHER, DADDY, and MA MA WM. B. MUNSTER Plumbing and Heating Phone ED 1-3167 Chalnne+te, La. A. L. SHAW CO. A ccountants 4621 So. Carroll+on A. J. PERSICA 6119 Marigny St. Kenmore Washers Dryers lOE PERINO ' S BARBER SHOP 51 15 St. Claude Ave. — 3 Barbers — JOHN PAUL RESTAURANT I 700 Airline Highway Kenner, Louisiana Food for the entire family at family prices Rauch Service Station Gas, Oil Accessories VE 3-9196 301 Jefferson Hwy. Congratulations to GRADUATES 1959-60 O • ngratulations CHUCK and Succes DERING s to MOM a id DAD BROTHER WARREN y onara tii la tionS Jimmy and Marilyn Children ' s Educational School House Association JOHN D. ULMO, President 1132 TOURO STREET To Join Call WH 3-3686 New Orleans 16, Louisiana EDDIE ' S HARDWARE 2 LOCATIONS 1 - 4401 Downman Rd. WH. 9-4362 2 - 5357 Franklin Ave. FA. 4419 NEW ORLEANS, LA. Phone WHItehall 4-4284 Phone WHitehall 5-4996 EDWALT - ainting ( ontractord Shee+rock Installation — Finishing Ed. Barcelona 1400 Alabo St. New Orleans, La. Walt. Sambola 925 Jourdan Ave. New Orleans, La. LOUIS SCHNEIDER General Contractor Repairs — Remodeling 62 2343 N. MIro St. y yicirtin : jewelers Gentilly Woods Shopping Center FA -002 I 4343 Chef Menteur WILLIAM C. ORKUS, JR. Carpet Installation Specializing in Wall-to-Wall Carpets RUGS CUT, LAID, BOUND, and REPAIRED factory trained mechanics 381 I Catherine Ave. VE 3-4314 Metairie 20, La. 9e, ctmseu WELDERS AND FABRICATORS CERTIFIED WELDERS High Pressure Pipe Fabrication R. W. (Shorty) Ramsey Morgan City, La. 6371 J. F. (Bo) Ramsey Morgan City, La. 6578 Ipelin WHY FUSS- -CALLUS Route 1, Box 147 A F L Pest Control, Inc. Free Estimates ED. I-9I4I Chalmette, La. Licensed and Bonded by the State of La. SIdr ey L Jeune L . J. Ph armacy 3209 Frank in Ave. New Orleans, La. Pho les WH4 1166 and WH 4.1501 GRAVOIS ' PHARMACY PHONE UN 6-8664 2736 S. Carrollton Ave. New Orleans, La. Learn The A, B, C ' s of Your Insurance Dollars BRANDON INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO 3835 Banks Street BOAT New Orleans 19, La. CASUALTY DWELLING Save up to 20% EFFECTS Call AUdobon 6677 FIRE STANLEY J. BRANDON— Class 42 Better to Have and Not need than to need and not have. Compliments of DUMAS MILNER CHEVROLET (Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer) CARROLLTON AT TULANE AVENUES HUNTER 8-2601 L omniinienls of George Armstrong BILL ' S PLACE 4301 Burgundy St. WILLIAM SCHULE Proprietor RADIO RESTAURANT 600 Poland Ave. New Orleans, La. Compliments of MR. RUIZ 800 France Street Compliments voni a friend GO, TIGERS, GO Compliments of Vance and Janis Geauthreaux Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Brun gardt Maysviile Okla. Compliments of INGRAM OIL and REFINING CO. Meraux, La. Congratulations Navarro Mother and Dadd Congratulations From Grandma and Grandpa Navarro EDW. BREUN— EV 8108 E. B. ALLEN— ED 1-5942 Electrical Contracto r 4416 Touro St. PROGRESS GROCERY Imported Foods B. Perrone, Prop. MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 316 Carondelet BIdg. Wilfred G. Rodriguez, Agent TEL. FO 1-5262 BUCK KREIHS CO. Engineer and Machinists Marine and Industrial Repairs 2225 Tchoupitoulas St. TU 7681 ECONOMY PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty Phones; WH 7- 234— WH 7 1329 4200 St. Claude Ave. New Orleans BEACH BROS. FURNITURE STORE DAVID J. BEACH ROBERT G. POCHE Furniture, Home Furnishings and Appliances VErnon 3-5549 3627 Airline Highway Me+airie, La. CHF Finance Compan y, Inc. Personal Loans inves tmen l-s Express 5291 Charlie Eff Loan Manager 316 Delta Building 348 Baronne St. ' Say It ' itb Fkrcccrs E. WEATHERS Florist BOUQUETS, SPRAYS DESIGNS 1407 PIETY STREET Opposite St. Vincent de Paul Cemeteries WHitehall 7-5903 NEW ORLEANS, LA. GEORGE J. WERNER REAL ESTATE Office WH 3-5539 Res.: WH 7-6120 Representing CHRIS R. VALLEY, Realtor 2186 Law Street BRINDELL-BRUNO, INC Mechanical Contractors Industrial Piping, Air Conditioning. Plumbing, Heating 2626 Music St. NEW ORLEANS 17, LA. Phone WH 3-661 I TETERA ' S NURSERY FLORIST Flowers for all Occasions Landscaping ED 1-4504 7615 St. Claude Ave. Arabi, La. La Salle Terrace Chalmette, La. TOUSSEL PLUMBING CO. Licensed and Bonded Master Plumber New Installations and Repairs Contracting All Plumbing Fixtures J. H. Toussel 1825 Shrewsbury Road EV 5167 2270! Coin 1452 WH Compliments of GOLD SEAL CREAMERY CONNER Furnlfure and Appliance .Furniture — Appliances — Te 2270 St. Claude Ave. Ray Conner Co. levisi WH on 3-6633 Specializing in Draperies and Blankets LAKEVIEW CLEANERS LAUNDRY 616 Homedale Ave. CLEMATIS LAUNDROMAT Coin Operated Washers, Dryers. Drop off Laundry, Pick up and Delivery 3818 Clematis Ave. WH 3-8043 CAMPO BROS. MUSIC CO. 1452 N. Broad WH 3-8843 Pianos — Band Instruments — Tape Recorders Record Players — Guitars and Amplifiers Compliments of A FRIEND TRY ME COFFEE MILLS 1014 France Street NEW ORLEANS, LA. WH 3- GRUN ' S PHARMACY 5530St. Claude Ave. VALENTINE BAKERY V. R. HOEHN, Prop. WH 5-9691 JEAN LANSOU Furniture and Appliances 6503 St. Claude WHIteha :i 5- 114! EIGHT SONS LOUNGE 6207 Franklin Ave. VAL ' S BARBER SHOP Cor. Music Miro AIR CONDITIONED Courtesy Our Motto TOWN COUNTRY CLEANERS DRYERS 6329 St. Claude Ave. Best Wishes to the Tigers Carl Farris Packenham Service Station 30! W. St. Bernard Hwy. Chalmette, Louisiana Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Garbarino and Fanniiy Jennings, La. I REPAIRS INSTALLATIONS SERVICE AJAX Refrigeration Service 3106 BENEFIT STREET New Orleans 22, Louisiana WHitehall9-1598 BINDER ' S BAKERY 2609 St. Claude Ave. WHiteha 1 7-2827 A. F. 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I 1 54 Magazine Street PIVACH INSURANCE P.O. BOX 1 17 Triumph, La. OL 7-9530 AGENCY GEORGE PIVACH, JR. Thinking of Your Future? LEARN TO FLY EXECUTIVE FLYING SERVICE N.O. Airport WH 4-5555 GOOD LUCK NORMAN GOD BLESS YOU Mother and Father KELLY-GENERES CONSTRUCTION CO., INC P.O. Box 8067 NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA CHARLIE ' S BAY SERVICE STATION Road Service WH 5-9198 5130 St. Claude Ave. ALICIA G. WILL Bi-Lingual Translation; MA 1689 536 int. Trade M arf DANNY ' S ESSO SERVICENTER 2378 Prentiss Ave.— St. Rocii NEW ORLEANS, LA. Daniel J. Raqusa Phone: FA 9387 BILL ' S TEXACO STATION 5401 St. Claude Ave. WH 4-9236 DIXIE FINANCE CO., INC. 2001 Metairie Road GLENN M. BOURGEOIS, Manager VE 3-739! 2801 Jefferson Hiway ALVIN BOUTILUER, Manager VE 5-7343 DELORT HARDWARE CO. 6612 St. Claude Ave. ARABI, LA. 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CURRAN AUTO SUPPLY 2816 Tulane Ave. HU 2-7884 Est. since 1877 TU 7727 Schwab Music House, Inc. New Used Pianos Appliances Instrumen ts 1627-29 Dryades St. N.O., LA. ANGELO ' S Place 317 W. St. Bernard Hwy. ED 1-2671 Best Wishes to the WRESTLING TEAM Frederick J. Gisevius, Jr. COFFARO AND DARTOIS families Sltua lon Wa nfed. Retired nava office , a ble ad- minlsfrator. d esires Interest: ng position. reason sble salary . Presen tly CO mple tmq COl rse car pen n and cabin ei makin q Del qado Tre des School. So 1 honor 1 stude it Holy Cross, Con tact Lt. Strothe S. Gr een. USN, 1660 Sh Hey D rive, New Or eans 14 La . Ph one FO 1- 1313. Orkin Exterminating Co. Inc. 102 City Park Ave. World ' s Largest HU 6-6571 Compliments of REPPEL PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 2170 Fllmore Ave. EV 6073 JIMMY ' S ESSO SERVICE 5229 St. Claude Ave. WH 4-9292 J. J. MATHES. 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HOLY CROSS CAMP WAVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Offering four weeks of cultural and recreational activities. An Ideal summer camp for boys from seven to fifteen years of age. For information write The Camp Director Holy Cross School, 4950 Dauphine Street WHitehall 5-0231 WHitehall 5-0021 PAUL, RICE LEVY, INC. Industrial, Marine Mill Supplies Compli Tients DONALDSON ' S DRUG STORE Reserve , La. M. J. Donaldsc n, Class ' 42 We Welcome our Responsibility to you MACK ' S MOVING SERVICE D. McDuffie, Manager EXPERIENCE— EQUIPMENT WHitehall 9-4528 5329 Chartres St., New Orleans WILSON ' S SHOE SERVICE While You Wait 3837 Frenchmen St. Gentllly Shopping Center Next To McKeniie — WH 9-8814 3933 Downman Road — WH 9-2623 New Orleans 22, La. BEST WISHES from FRANK A. DALIER CallTW 1-2801 For Reservations Famous for Black Angus STEAKS Live Maine LOBTER Look for the revolving sign T. PITTARI ' S SINCE 1895 Free Parking 4200 S. Claiborne, On Hwy. 90 CRESCENT TOWING AND SALVAGE CO., INC. 625 Hibernia BIdg. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA Telephone Day and Night — FOrest 6-1521 Executive Office— TUIane 06! I T. SMITH AND SONS (Incorporated) STEVEDORES 625 Hibernia Bank Building TUIane 061 I L onara tu la tions to THE TIGER STAFF from the PARENTS ' CLUB OF HOLY CROSS THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE