Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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As the first Catholic co-educational high school in Houston, Marian opened its doors on September 1, 1955 to 283 Freshmen and Sophomores. 1956 saw the junior Class added with an increase in enrollment to 368 students. In the two years of operation, Marian has be- come the symbol of Christian education, lead- ership, and sportsmanship. Realizing that Mary has been pleased to bless us with her loving care, we have chosen the name of our yearbook, the DIADEM, meaning crown, in honor of the Virgin Queen. We sincerely trust that Mary is pleased with our efforts-with this hope we pre- sent our first yearbook with its theme .... THE QUEENSHIP OF MARY 5 l6'1sl10p 5 Message THE NIOST REX EREND WENDELIN1 I INOLD DD STD My earnest good W1Qh6S accompany the f1rst 1ssue of THE' DIADEM May It be a token of the many flne thlngs Wh1Ch the students of Maman Hlqh School Wlll accomphsh mn the years to come Blsho of Galveston . , V . 7 . V A V A . T , - -, - - Bishop of Galveston 7' . - Reign bg guiding and assisting ns. . . 3fLfz Qq,.,'N,. 'f 'ana Lizx5i'12i4df.f i 8 9 iz! . .ing X i . sf if f ' ff I Ear, QW' ha' :S SISTER MARY CAMILLUS SISTER MARY ROSARIA Marian is fortunate in having for prin- cipal one who is filled with the ideal of bringing all souls to Christ through Mary. Sister Mary Rosaria, by her ex- ample and encouragement, inspires the students to think, judge, and act, constantly and consistently in accord- ance with right reason, illumined by supematural light of the example and teaching of Christ. As Sodality mod- erator, Latin and history teacher, she exerts direct influence on the thoughts of the students. Personal interest, high ideals, and constant help are marks of her leadership under which Marian High School hopes to mold the stu- dents into worthy citizens of this world and the next. Sister Mary Camillus fulfills an important function in her capacity as counselor, registrar, and office ad- ministrator. The assistance which she gives to all, contributes greatly to the efficient operation of the school. Reverend Vincent Thompson, C. S. B., chaplain and guidance counselor, helps students to acquire basic un- derstanding in the major areas of religious truths. Through his daily instructions, he inspires students with a new love and appreciation for the precepts and Commandments as well as for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Father, who cherishes a pure and holy love for the youths confided to his care, has worked with them so that religion may be the crown of the youths' entire training. ,,s L. ii . X gg.,-'a.,,, REVEREND VINCENT THOMPSON, C.S.B. . C an 3' 4Q.4 W, fi 0? 237 f,.,f 2 'Z 1 5 , as M 1 qw x. in ll 'fy' I gf 2 Hag, 'agii nz 15.41, 4 P ,K M hi ,Q P' fri lfeligian Religion, our core sub- ject, equips us for our future life in the world. Through religion we grow in age and grace and wisdom before God and man. Pat Nicosia leads a Sophomore religion class. Margie McGuire, Gretchen Gaclbois, George Parrish, Linda Scott, Sam Iacono, and john Cunningham form a panel during Bible class. 14 Freshman religion students study the text, Power, which illustrates the might of God. Loyalty serves to instruct the Sophomore students in their goal of moral righteous- ness. The Iuniors acquire the ability of defend- ing their faith by studying Guidance, which teaches apologetics. The history of our faith is emphasized in the Bible classes, and all students are instructed in the lit- urgy of the Mass. In accordance with the precepts of the Gospel, the students acquire a sound phi- losophv of life which is the motivating principle of their lives. Business duration Business Education provides a program of education that prepares the stu dents to assume a position of respon- sibility in the field of busi- ness and industry. General business, typing, and gen- eral math foster Christian attitudes toward capital and labor. Math can be interesting as these Business Math students are discovering. Typing class offers experience in accuracy :incl speed for tlit-se busy students. Provitlinq ll ezlrvfullv co- ordinated prograin. Nlariun exnpliusizcs responsibility and Christian ethics in bus- iness affairs. Collecting pure oxygen proves an interesting experiment for Pat Danna, Paul Cai- dousek, Francis Lowe, Andrew Tarkington, and Mike Alderman. The Sciences prepare a student in- tellectually for his chosen profession and also for life itself. The home economics department realizes that on the home is built the nationf' and prepares the student for Christian family living through courses in food and clothing. 16 viruses The main function of the Science courses is to fomi a basic foundation for a broad and liberal education. Scientific and social studies are aimed at helping the student to develop his self expression and to become a re- sponsible and intelligent citizen of our American democracy. ,Art The Art department purposes to help students dlsccrn be luts md to enyox lt Classes lYlCllld6 lnstructlon ln ce ramlcs draxung and puntmg Ar tlstlc tllent 19 eudent ln the mam dxspllys sponsored by th1s group Musxc IS Gods gmft to man It IS the onlv art of heaxen gnen to earth the onlw art of earth ue take to Chorus endeax ors to learn fme choral hteraturc as well as to scrse the school m the fleld of entertunment Manv students further thexr IT1llSlC'll career through prls ate lessons Art students Chfford Craig Tome Tumer Carol Konkle Cathy Doyle and Bro ackson clean the brushes used m thenr lllustratlons P9 A section of the Clee Club practlces for a coming fl'lUSlLhll event I7 ' 1 . '. 1. -V i . . 1' v , V. , I i . . ' - ' 1 f '. . I 52 7 I I ! Y It - I I 7 1 . n W1 W. , V ll 2 . 1 - , , , C , heaven. XVith this in mind, the I K -e- . ' , -M D . I ' ' ' . K3 llc- ' H ' , f 5 ' A . David Haynes and Sandra Ir- win are anxious to contribute to a Spanish discussion as Den- nis Ciuffre, Barhara Coel, and Veronica YVise wait their tum. 18 languages The English classes consist of alternate semesters of liter- ature and grammar which give the students fundamental knowledge in the field of literary arts and expression. Latin and Spanish, the foreign languages offered this year, enable the students to fulfill the standard requirements for college entrance. at a -! fan5,g g Y M fp:- 7X 1,-, Anne Cox, Patricia Hoelscher, and Eddie Parsons are prepared to give service to Ruthine Allen and David Haynes as research material is checked out of the library. Sedita, Billy Ioe Tilotta, joseph Mar d Chronister, and Frank Schattel the finishing touches on what-nots. physical education classes, which to teach sportsmanship. allow stu- to participate in various sports it the year. Competition be- classes is popular and is exercised intramural games. Physiml Crainiug At Marian, the development of the human body, as well as the human mind, is achieved through the Physi- cal Training program made up of the manual training and physical edu- cation classes. The Manual training class provides an opportunity for boys to develop tech- nical skills in mechanical operation. I V? 'M' Dorothy Garrison, Betty Bacon, Susan Sheffield, Dolores Madigan, Erin Alessandra and Frances Hemandez issue the girls' athletic suits in the gym. 19 f Q.. , gr , -Qt' N, V . Keigrz wer mm 's mzmls. Nl., 44 , as ,h D4- QKIMI f 'fr J 2 ,cf ,Q 41 t J J. A, 7, 1,59 .,fv if QWWI9 Y X H if Q ,fb f Y ' ' 01 filub ,K '44 ,M gay, Y ?9:g54aw 'DX if ,ME-Q n- N. . gf Zyl. ' - v' 42 wwf 'K if 34 A1 E, Brenda. Tf'llJlllSl 1 K.. Haifa john Reece Beverly Dent Pat Montnlbo Brcnclfm 'Muqucr Mwry Collerun Phxlxp Lopresh -Ya Pat Kelly Q il Mig -nv W gg wg l vt. l ff ,I , ' 6 Q I ff . W Q ' L' K ' Q Hi fi. it qdf K -.I PATSY AMASON MERN IN ALBERT BEI I! BACON I . I I' Y U ,H ll Mfr' af I FLOYD BARTSCH MIKE ALDERMAN FRANZ BANZER BARBARA BA'I'I'ACLIA SAMMY JOE BIONDO ,-as i DOROTHY BREAUX PEGGY BURK '29 .XI EMELIINE BRUYERE ll. fm- .1 'Wi STEVE CARTER OTTO BRUNS FRANCIS CAMPBELL LENA CASH MARY COLLERAIN ,lf BIARCIE CUNZALO JOE COLONNETTA CLIFFORD CRAIG f 'Q PAT DAININA VIRGINIA DAZZIO BEN ERLY DEINT SUSAN FLECK PAUL CAIDOUSEK PAT CATLIN B. J. CRISSAFI xl u, JOHN GIBSON DONALD GUIDRY NJN, JOHIX GEN IN USA PAT CUARIN GRACE HARPSTER LINDA HURY t I' Q X ! IOHNNY DIAMAIL JUDY IAZXVIKE 1 JERRY KEEFE RONNIE KELLER RAY KELLEY FQ -' JANET KELLY A vftnr I A I J PAT KELLY jE.-XNETTE KRISTYNIK A x 6 gf X ', ig f U V C , , 4 A Jef' 5 ANTHONY LA CORTE Q 49' if PAUL LOCKEY EDDIE LEONE JIMMY LENART pan 5 PHILIP LOPRESTI I I . if ,f ,r Q , Q, . If I Y V 1 It LOUISE LOVERDE ,Rn FRANCIS LQWE ANTHONY LUPRETE fi IU' . AA ' ff. J DOLORES MADIGAN f 2' 5 J PAT MONTALBO I , f'!,R 1 , 9 1 , in MARY ANN MC KEOWN 1101 l GREG MURPHY BRENDA MARQUER ROSE MARIE MOORE 5 f , CAII., NAHAS BARBARA NOONAN MARYLYN jo PATRONELLA JAMES O'DELL JERRY PATIN ,X . X J nil .TIM PATZKE ANTHONY PIZZITOLA 3 3' PAT POYE PHILLIP QUINTERS JOHN REECE IOHN RINIAND0 'f-IQ pi I RI- DDIE, SANDER XIARX THERESA SACCO Vix fkg --lp lol RODRIGUEZ umm SANDER DON -XLD SCHEFFLER XX -XVIFR SCOTT NMFS 5XHTH KATHLEEN STANCLIFF RAYMOND THOMAS 'J' ANDREVV TARKINGTON JOE TOMAN STELLA TALLEY Q i ROSE MARIE TINERELLA fi CONNIE TRABANINO BRENDA TRABULSI ' 44' ' A',, ., tg 1, 1, 153.2 2 , TOINE TURNER WILLIAM VICKNAIR DOROTHY WATZLAVICK NANCY WELHOELTER JACKIE WISE 2353 , ,xfgfw . , Mg, 'fw '. 354, N2 .. W. wg - W W 4 M 1 3' MI' :.,,-,jfj,'?. 1' ' is ,+ ' ton Keating L ' x as 1 K I 2' 2 . h K , 5, ne' ,, 1 6 ' faq- .ef . L 7, v I 1, , W if fif'f ,, , ,F ., ,L a ' - z .. s . Margie Owens Scooter Schillaci if V1 Katie Meeks Sandra kwin V FE. 40 +L- ,in A JIMMY ALLEN v.s oo- --r HENRY AZIOS LARRY BEN NETI' ,-i 1' , 1 ' RUTHINE ALLEN A J BARBARA BECNEL BEAU BOBBITT Q i T Q --uv 7' 4, E I JOE AMELANG BLAKE ANDERSON iQ .1 MARY BECWAR CAROLYN BELANGER 7- 'K v-pr ALINE BOMNETTE 5 IU? SHEILA ARMSTRONG wwf ...ff BUDDY BFLISCH DIANNE BONNETYE 35 4 1 N 'S' Q' A I 7555 x A 'J ' x, '- . V . ,K f . A U A ,' 5 Wg ' , MARY ANN BORIS JO ANN BUDDE SAMMY CALDARERA 36 VIRGEL BRANILET SUE BREAUX GEORGE BROESCHE GAYLE BRUGGEMAN Q 'GV' SIGMAN BYRD SHARON BUNIBERA CORINNE BURROXVES PHYLLIS BURGER 43' ANTHONY CANIPISE ANTOINETTE CAXIPISE IO MARIE . EUCENE CTCIELSKI NI-XRY CLARK lA'l CLAYTON BARBARA COEL SRIPPER CON LON BARBARA COOK ANTHONY COUSE OE COON EY . 1? 4 1 7 X ,l ANNE COX jOHN CUNNINCHANI PAT DAVIDSON LORETTA CONE? fi PAT COYNE CANDIE DEFRAN 37 'iw .Z RUTH ANN DONOHUE CATHY DOYLE MARILYN DOWS SUZANNE DUFRESNE XVALTER KV! ls ANN FARRELL r 'milf ANISE ELBERT PATTIE FLECK RICK EISER JUDY FOWLER 1 , N N A 7 A NVZ' 1 V ' 'I , , 'l ' 1 v l 3 A ef ,EJB 'EP' ' sa I if JACKIE FHITZ GRETCHEN CADBOIS ANTHONY CARGOTTA DENNIS CIUFFRE 38 DCEDXVARIJ CREER PAT GRUY JOLENE GRAHAM JUDY HARRIS DAVID HAYNES td? JR BILL HOXVARD PAT HOELSCHER JULIE HUTCHESON FIRNIIN HICKEY CHARLES HUTZLER SAM IACONO SANDRA IRXVIN BRO JACKSON DOLORES JACKSON 39 w R4, J, 'H JUDY 'IOOST CLARE KEATING EDDIE KEEGAN IOHN KEYSER CHARLOTTE BARBARA LYONS EDITH MATTERN MARCIA MARQUER MADELINE A McDONALD MARK MCELROY MARGIE MQCUIRE FRANK fXIcKEOXVN KATIE MEEKS JOHN MILES 40 Ia. MARY FRANCES CHRISTOPHER GEORGE NASSO PAT NEIL PAT NIcos1A N1oRELLo MURPHY rw. T k , xl X, Ivfxfxw MARY LOU o'NE1LL ' f -. A xy , A - ' I BEN OLNISTEAD IERRY OTTO wr , DANNY O'DELL MARGIE OWENS -sf' f GEORGE PARRISH EDDIE PARSONS LINDA PERKINS MAUREEN QUINN 41 w I ' I , IRENE RAPP BETSY REED BOBBY RIECEL MICKEY ROBSON BARTRELLA ROMERO 4 fi 1 2' than X ' 'A 'Q x? I fa , f FRANK ROSS X9 DIANE SCHNITZIUS X , Y '7 EDDIE SACCO SCOOTER SCHILLACI 1 ' 1 i GENE SCHEFFLER . if' ' A 7 1 , ,lf MARY HELEN LINDA SCOTT ANTHONY SEDITA SUZANNE SENAC SCHVVARZBACH DICK SENSAT NIARY SHARNIAN SUSAN SIIEFFIELD KATHY SKINNER gg XAA 74 my F. IANET SMITH I ' I, , , V1 , ': NANCY SOLITO l . MIKE SOURIALL PAT SPALDING ph., I 'U' LANVRENCE SINS LUCILLE SPENELLA Nr ZR K ICHARD STANDISH SHEILA STRATTON DENNIS SULLIVAN XVAYNE SYVEENEY 43 PHILLIP TILOTTA XVILLIE TIINXELL PAT TIPTOX NED TORIAN IOE TRAPOLINO X PHILLIP TONIASIINO AIN WETTE SHEILA TSCHUMY TRONIBATORE 1 2 N CAROL VAN PELT BENNY VAX RECKA XICTOR VITANIZA JACKIE VOGELSANC LINDA VVANISTRATH REINE XVARD Mi JINI WACNER PAT XVARK SHIRLEY XVOCKEINFUSS ANN YORK kk 2? 3 4' X , , ' gf in li F l U97 . I K ! ff La- , ww X +I .J J Y If , 4539 ff o X 1 ERIN DONNA JEAN PAUL DARDEN MICHAEL ALESSANDRA AMASON ANDRY ANTHONY ARNETT 'k5'2'?f ' 6' ' ,q ERNESTINE JULIA JUDY RAYMOND JOAN BARTSCH BECNEL BENNETT BLAIR BOREL YQ I , KAREN JANET JACK CHRIS MARY ELLEN BOUDREAUX BRUNS CANSLER CARNIOUCHE CAVANAUGH XVAYNE FRANKIE RITA CHAUVIN CLAUNTS CLEVELAND az' ?f f' PAT COLCA CAROL COLLINS MARTHA -IAN MARIE MAUCENE DOLORES JIM COMISKEY COREY COREY COYNE COZART Q A X PATSY MAUREEN SANDY NANCY PATTY CREICHTON CRONIN DAILEY DANNA DAY LEONARD JIMMY SANDRA MARY MICHAEL DERDEN DEVILLE DOMINCUEZ DUESTERBERC FERNS BARBARA CYNTHIA MELANIE SANDRA JUDY FLEMINC FONTANA FRIEDMAN FRITH CAFFNEY 'F' In-,. Z ANNE GANNON DOUGLAS HERRERA DOROTHY BILL LOUIS GARRISON GLANTZBERG GRAVES IUDIE GREEN JAMES MARGY VERA DICK HALLMARK HARTMAN HAVARD HEIBEL 41 SANDRA SALLY ANNE HUGENROTH HOGAN ? IQ 1 4 Zi MARILYN JONES MIKE KASSEY f.53'fYf'Q?QQ-?+ W -,. .yu NANCY DARLENE GAYLE MIKE KEATING KEENAN KELLY KELLY dm ww' FRANCES HERNANDEZ jo ANNE KELNAR 49 'X JAMES K1Ns1-:R JOANNE KLEIFCEN PAT JOHN JOE KOCH KOLAR LANDRY 5 . I ,J 1 ' . J if 5. CLAYTON BOBBY BEVERLYE ROBERT KATHERINE LAVVRENCE LEONE LYONS LYONS MARSHALL MARGARET ANN MARTIN 50 JOE JUDY MARIAN MARTHA MARTINO MCCARTHY MCKENNA MEHAFFEY Af: , ki L . ,Az lwb ,V vf..,, 1 ' ff I J I f N Y MATHIAS MIKE CECILIA DAVID METTURA METTURA MILLER MILLER RAYMOND MIXON PHIL ANNETTE ROGER BOBIIEAN NIONTALBO MOORE MORISAK NELSON IOHNNY BILL CHARLES MARGARET PATRICK NOLEN NOONAN O'DELL O'ROURKE OSIIAUGHNESSY CATHY KENNETH LINDA KATHIE PATRONELLA PERKINS PULLIANI QUINN DIANE FELIX ROBERTA DANNY SHARON RECITZ REYNOSA RIECELSPERCER ROBERTS RONIERO MARTHA NEXVTON an ' j My ilwyigb 5 f. ' ,lf fi Cf 4- j . K Y , I f JIM REDICK I f I I If-VV W DIANE ELIZABETH MARILYN BETTY ROBERT ROSS RYAN SALERNO SANDERS SARABIA SHEILA FRANKIE IAN DONNA TOM SCANIO - SCHATTEL SCHERVVITZ SCHISSER SCHNITZIUS FRANK BONNIE LEE IOE JUDY CAROL SCHOLWINSKI SEDITA SEDITA SEPIC SHEEHAN KAREN CAROL LOUISE BARRY ROSSLYN SHEFFIELD SNYDER STANDISH STAVINOHA STEELE Ui?'w ?wi'p?2 CAROL XIARGARE1 ELISE BEATRICE IARED STEENI ST JOHN SULLIVAN SUSTALA TALLEY NIOLLY IOHY IERRY CARL TARRIXCTON TARNOXVSRI TOUPS TRIOLA EDDIE ARTHUR NIARY ELLEN BETTY TUSA URESTI VAIN TASSEL XAVRECKA NIIIxE IUDX XVALLACE X EROXICA XVALTH ALI XVARR XX EINTRITT XVISE V . 6 T A , I A fvg 5 n I . . : I . I 1 I gzzl A , I A I' IlL X5 X I Q A A T A V 7 Keign :wer the assvmblifs nf fha powerful.. ,WM digg . X 5? 'O' N 09 N 1 Ti L ' .f.f,,ikk, 5 4 1 go- ',-K . .4-Q. lv..- ,. 1 as, ,. , fvgzft' W -W.. , ML. 'ir ,,,,,,,qW, I 'M Qv -'w-vm, .A '? 1 ?'-vu. av A-4d 2aA 'W Q4-fm 1' A as 1 vw. , 1,4 .fy -L., QM.. Ng., ,.,,.,, fr, 'fr 9 np,-V .P Or ani ations PAT KELLY, MERVIN ALBERT, co-editors. -M-...M , 1 . is, xi' T Q3 1' ea 1 gc, QQ. -f if i s . A A A esiei 1 ' . . 1: , , if ? i I PEGGY BURK staff member BRENDA MAR UER , 9 Q , subscription manager, KATHY STANCLIFF, busi- ness managerg MARYLYN IO PATRONELLA, adver- tising staff. Left to Right. PAT NEIL, BRENDA TRABULSI, PAT V' W l Diadcm Although many assisted' in edi ing the 1957 DIADEM, nec sity detennined that the maj burden should fall upon a sm nucleus, a group easily disti guished by their haggard a pearance immediately prior t the inevitable deadlines. We, the staff, will feel that 0 efforts have been fruitful, if, 1 later years, the DIADEM W1 serve as a reminder of theidea of our school. fr.-A 1+ ' -ff? wi, wx IJZIFQSUI I Irv. I-' Li T- li Elf ' ' f A C ws , Q 5 bf Ai Sta AdV61't1SlIlg staff Standmg PHILIP LOPRESTI NIARY COLLERAIN RICK EISER PAT NIONTAL BO LINDA HURY PAT GUARIY Slttmg BREINDA MARQUER BRENDA TRABULSI BEV ERLY DEINT CAIL NAHAS and IOE COLONINETTA iv r-' WC' 'VZ T XX Photography Staff NIAUREEN QUINN NIARY COLLERAIN BEX ERLY DENT and PAT CUARIN staff left to I'lL,IIt BOBBY RIECEL PEGGY BURR and SHEILA STRATTON 57 H I f Ax I y Y r Y A ' I ' : V v Y x 1 ' , I , I . K -.J ,., .P sz' ,V 'U i ' 1 -4 41, ,f -11 ' vis ' lg - 2 'ik' 2 4 4' K' I V1 4 , , I v ' . ' N '17, I , 5 4 Q Nr a, J 4 Y ' MK I ' . I X, 1 K AA.A I xv A ' 'Y : , ', . tudcut Kauucil The student council, the governing hody of the school, consists of the president of each class and representatives from each home room. The chief functions of the student council are to assist the faculty, to provide student activities, and to increase school spirit. Through the leadership of Sister M. Augus- tine, sponsor, the student council has achieved success in the many undertakings of 1956-57. I L Q- 4 I me I Student Council officers: IOHN REESE, presidentg PAT MONTALBO taryg KATIE NIEEKS, vice-presidcntg BRENDA TRABULSI, SCOOTER SCHILLACI, treasurer. Student Council inc-iulicrs: REYICRLYIC LYONS, KATITIE QUINN, BEVERLY DENT, BRENDA NIARQUER, PHILIP LOPRES TI, MARY COLLERAIN, CLARE KEATING. PAT KELLY, XIARCIE OXYENS, JOHN NOLEN, BETTY RUTH SANDERS SANDRA IRXVIN, and DOUGLAS IIERRERA. 58 V ariau Honor andy he Mar1an Honor Soclety was rgaruzed to g1VC recognltlon to utstandmg students who mam a1n a nmety average and pos ess the qUallt16S of leadersh1p cholarsh1p character and loy lty The Honor Soclety has as ts alms the encouragement of ntellectual xnterests and the de elopment of Chr1st1an charac er The h1ghl1ght act1v1ty of thls rgamzatlon IS the receptlon of embers for the ensulng year Ruthme Allen Erln Alessandr 1 Joe Amelang Carolyn Belangel Judy Bennett Raymond Blalr Beau Bobbltt Nlary Ann Borxs Dorothy Breaux Gayle Brueggemln Amy Bruy ere Slgm ln Bvrd Chrls Carmouche Lena Cash Nlary Ellen CdVlUlllf.,l1 Frankle Claunts Barbara Coel Nlartha Comlskev NIAW Collertun Carol Collms Jan Nianc COICX Nlaugene Corex Ann Cox Jlm Cozart Nlargxe Cunzalo JANET KELLY JUDY JAZWIKE REVEREIND R E BREAUX md AMY BRUYERE P It Danna Pat Davldson Leonard Derden Cathy Doyle Suzanne Dufresne Ann Farrell Barbara Flemlng Cynthla Fontana Melame Frledman Sandra F rlth Anne Gannon Anthony Clrgottl Pit Gdtllll Denms Cxuffre DeEdward Greer Patrxcla Crux Pat Cufmn James Hallmark David Haynes Dlck Hexbel Plt Hoelschex Lmda Hurv Juhe Hutcheson Sandra Irwln Judy Jazwlke Clare Kea ng Nmcy Keatmg Janet Kelly Jo Anne Kelnar John Keyser Charlotte K1l1an Jo Anne Klelfgen Pat Koch Clayton Lawrence Francls Lowe Nlargaret 'VIart1n Katle Meeks Kathle Nlarshall Edlth Ann Mattem Pat Montalbo Phll Nlontalbo Greg Murphy Pat Nell 'vlartha N ew ton Pat Nlcosxa Bull Noonan John Nolen Eddle Parsons Nflarylyn Pltronelll Llnda Perklns John Reece Betsy Reed LAMB C S B DOROTHY Mlckey Robson Ellzabeth Ryan Betty Ruth Sanders Robert Sarabla Shella Scamo Tom Schmtzxus Mary Sharman Joseph Schlllacr Bonn1e Lee Sedlta Carol Sheehan Kathy Skmner Janet Smlth Carol Ann Snyder Pat Spaldlng Lucllle Spenella Kathleen Stanchff Andy Tarkmgton Molly Tarkmgton Phxllxp Txlotta Rose Nflarle Tmerell Brenda Trabulsl Arthur Urestx Pat XVark Jack1e Wise Veromca Wlse 8. 59 1' . . . . - - X ' . ' l . s 4 LX MEMBERS OF THE MARIAN HONOR SOCIETY Blake Anderson Patty Day Pat Kelly Marilyn Salemo l ' ' z 1 1 - ' 1' A ' 1 c ' 1 ' 4 1 ' . 4 ' I 1 ' z 1 ' 1 ' - . . tl 0 +L F , lcglau vf Mary The object of the Legion of Mary is the sanctification of its members by prayer and active cooperation in the work of Mary and the Church in crushing the devil and advancing the reign of Christ. The Legionaries' essential mainstay is a complete knowledge of the companion- ship of God in their two-fold Work of purifying themselves and serving their neighbor. The two praesidia at Marian are: Our Lady of Grace sponsored by Sis- ter M. Concepta, and Our Lady of Knock sponsored by Sister M. Peter Claver. KOCH, GAYLE KELLY, MARY FRANCES MORELLO, BARBARA A'M ua ...J Our Lady of Grace Praesidium: Officers, standing: PAT KELLY, secretaryg CRAIG, treasurerg and EDDIE PARSONS, vice-president. Members, seated ING, MARGARET ANN ST. JOHN, JO ANN KELNAR, JUDY WARK, and ERLY DENT. Our Lady of Knock Praesidium: Officers, standing: DOLORES MADIGAN, treasurer, NANCY WELHOELTER, secretaryg and PE BURK, vice-president. Members, seated front row: MARGIE CUNZALO, MARYLYN JO PATRONELLA, BILL HOWARD, ANTHO COUSE, JOE COONEY, JOE COLONNETTA, MARY ANN MCKEOWN, MARY CLARK, and SHEILA ARMSTRONG. Back r JACKIE WISE, JOHN JAMAIL, ANTHONY LUPRETE, NANCY SOLITO, MADELINE MacDONALD, PAT NEIL, AMY B YERE, PAT MONTALBO, JOE TRAPOLINO, and ANN FARRELL. 60 if ge. adalify The Sodality of Our Lady is an entirely spiritual organization devoted to the serv- ice of Mary. It is divided into nine units, each of which builds its own spiritual platform. With Mary's help Sodalists strive to sanctify themselves, to sanctify others, andto work for the spread of the Church. The activities of the Sodality include a meeting each week, monthly Communions, and an annual retreat. Sister Mary Rosaria, sponsor, and the Sodalists have achieved remarkable success in the short existence of the Sodality. officers: SANDRA IRWIN, secretaryg KATHY STANCLIFF, vice- CLARE KEATING, president, KATIE MEEKS, parliamentarian, LINDA HURY, treasurer. Left to right, first row: PAT HOELSCHER, SUZANNE DUFRESNE, JACKIE VOGELSANG, MARY FRANCES MORELLO, PAT WARK, NANCY SOLITO. Second row: LENA CASH, DOT BREAUX, IO ANNE BUDDE, LINDA PERKINS, GAYLE BRUEGGEMAN, MARY SHARMAN, RUTHINE ALLEN. Third row: SUE BREAUX, PAT COYNE, MARY CLARK, FRANCIS LOWE, CONNIE TRABANINO, BLAKE ANDERSON, SHARON BUMBERA, PAT GRUY. Fourth row: PAT NEIL, MADE- LINE MCDONALD, MARY LOU O'NEILL, IRENE RAPP, SUZANNE SENAC, CAROL VAN PELT, BETTY VAVRECKA, KATHIE QUINN. Fifth row: PAT DANNA, KATHY SKINNER, LUCILLE SPENELLA, RENE XVARD, SHEILA STRAT- TON, SHEILA ARMSTRONG, ANN FARRELL, MARY CAVANAUGH, BE'I'I'Y RUTH SANDERS. Sixth row: MARYLYN IO PATRONELLA, BEVERLYE LYONS, CAROL SNYDER, VERONICA NVISE, SHARON ROMERO, CAROL COLLINS, BAR- BARA BECNEL, KATHERINE MARSHALL, ELISE SULLIVAN. Seventh row: BARTRELLA ROMERO, MARGIE OWENS, BONNIE SEDITA, JUDY NVARK, SANDRA HUGENROTH, ERIN ALESSANDRA, CLAYTON LAWRENCE, MAUREEN CRONIN, IO ANNE KLEIFGEN, MARTHA COMISKEY. Eighth row: RUTH ANN DONOHUE, SHEILA TSCHUMY, CAROL STEEN, .IO ANN KELNAR, DIANE ROSS, JAN COREY, MAUCENE COREY, BARBARA FLEMING, MARTHA MEHAF- FEY, LOUISE STANDISH. Ninth row: RAYMOND MIXON, PHYLLIS BURGER, PAT CLAYTON, LINDA WANSTRATH. 61 299313 M V65 The Young Chr1st1an Students Assoc1at1on has been born out of a need 1n our present SOCl6ty to re humamze and re Chrlstlanlze the SOCIHI structure It strlves not only to 4, C gm. promote sp1r1tual perfectlon 1n 1tS members but to recond1t1on and to reshape SOCIBI at tltudes m a Chrlstlan fashlon The Y C S sponsored by Slster Mary Joseph has been act1ve IH encouragmg closer umty among Splflt Its ma1or proyect IS the tradxtlonal Chrlstmas acquaxntance party Left to rxght PAT POYE LINDA HURY PAT MONTALBO PATSY ANIASON NIARY COLLERAINI KATHY STANCLIFF NANCY VVEL HOELTER PAT KELLY and PAT GUARIN 00232 ka! 61055 Q ew Q0 xvt- Sec fi Serv1ce for others IS a motto of the Jun1or Red to 61 995' Cross By fllhng Chnstmas stocklngs for hos 6 Q18 Q5 p1tal1zed chlldren and prov1d1ng entertalnment Ce x 0 SS 53501, to ach1eve the alms of the Red Cross off' 1 6 5 X694, iizfbfa 6968 xce' for Harms County 1nst1tut1ons the group works Seated NIARTHA XIEHAFFEY, MARILYN SALERNO, JUDY GAFFNEY, JO ANNE KELNAR, ANIY BRUYERE, JUDY FOW LER, CHARLOTTE KILIAY, LOUISE STANDISH, BARTRELLA RONIERO, PAT NVARK, CORININE BURROWES, DOT BREAUX, PAT NEIL, ANN FARRELL, LINDA VVANSTRATH, JOLENE CRAHANI, JUDY VVARK, BONNIE SEDITA, CAROL SHEEHAN, SHEILA SCANIO, NI-XRY BECYVAR, and MARTHA NEWTON Standmg MARY C-XVANAUGH, ERNESTINE BARTSCH, MAR IAN MLKENNA, JAN COREY, BETTY VAVRECKA, YVAYNE CHAUVIN, GEORGE BROESCHE, RAY KELLEY, HENRY AZIOS, DAVID NIILLER, RICHARD STANDISH, SANDRA HUG 62 ENROTH, MAUCENE COREY, and DIANE ROSS I 'f Ji V J 7 I Q . O . gn , . . . . bk K- T 'G . , 1 yff:,, V' W 'V 'Q I - . . - the student body and improving school sci' N16 .5 ,NF 4 50 .. . . 69 1 1 l. . . . . ' - X. :bb ' . l . . . , L xg? I D 'Ca S e. ,db QQ- 1 s 4 5 0 Valuable service is rendered the school by the Library Club pictured above, aMM6hb der the guidance of Sister ry joan the debate teams tivate the art of speaking. the annual St. Thomas 'versity Tournament, the b members d e b a t e this ely s u b j e c t: Resolved: at the Federal Government uld sustain the prices of jor agricultural products at less than 90M of parity. t ,ll lillil q 2 i i sv' -rf E . :Y Z, ' X A fly, 1: V? 1 1 I A Q , u n 4 l X A ir I I rn, LMMW Gwb The Library Club serves students in all phases of library usage. The staff members maintain order in the library, process new books, and collect refer- ences. Sister Mary Joseph, school librarian, sponsors the club. ., 5, VL Q?'f1'lH , ' , Y , N X ,'l 'lvl f 2' ... '-'1-- A '1 'id r yr pf il I? Standing left to right: VICTOR VITAXZA, SKIPPER CONLON, SIGNIAN BYRID, GREG MURPHY, REAL' BOBISITT, RAY KELLEY, OTTO BRUNS, and NIERVIN ALBERT. Sitting le-ft to right: IJOLORES NIADIGAN, FLOYD BARTSCH, BEVERLY DENT, SHEILA ARM- STRONG, Dr-EDNVARD GREER, and BRENDA TRABULSI, 63 Gln: Klub . 3 T i sl if N f 1 gg Pictured above during reheirsll is thc Mixed Chorus of Nlarian The Clee Club is a choral organization which serves Marian in the field of entertainment. Students comprising the Clee Club learn the basic fundamentals of choral literature as Well as valuable experience on the stage. Through the able sponsorship of Sister Mary Cabrini, director, the Glee Club has successfully pre- sented many performances including the annual Talent Show and the Christmas pageant. 64 A section of the Girls' Glee Club practices for the coming program office sniff Q ' Left to right: MARILYN SALERNO, MARTHA NEWTON, SHEILA SCAN- IO, and JUDY SEPIC. The business office staff assists the registrar in the performance of her duties. These stu- dents help at the desk while gaining valuable ' 'A office experience. Left to right: JIMMY LENART, PHILLIP QUINTERS, JULIE HUTCHESON, and BARBARA COEL. Eafcteria Staff The Cafeteria Staff works together to provide the ef- ficient service that Marian students enjoy. This group brings to the students a va- riety of food served in a pleasant atmosphere. .,,5s-NMMNMWFV f '! Left to right: RUTH TISSING, IOLA ANDERSON, DANNY ROBERTS, ANTHONY and SISTER MARY CLARE. 66 to right: IAMES SMITH and QUINTERS. 'ilIIII. I Technicians The technicians perform services in the various programs presented at Marian. The crew, whether struggling with props or laboring with lights, continue to remain un- noticed by the audience, yet to this group we owe much of the credit for the smoothness and efficiency kepartcrs highlights of activities and accomplishments of are brought before the public by our re- Dolores Madigan, Creg Murphy, Beverly and Pat Guarin gather the facts of school hap- then relate the important events to others the newspapers, radio, and television. KENNETH PERKINS, IDHN if 'ff' NIATRIAS NI E T T U R A, I DAVID MILLER. Left to right: JOE RODRIGUEZ, PAUL GAI- DOUSEK, and IOE COLONNETTA. C? ,XY I up f',Qf,iiL P1 ff Left to right: MIKE METTURA, MIKE KASSEY, RAYMOND BLAIR, GEORGE PARRISH, and RICHARD STANDISH. of our performances. Left to right: DOLORES MADIGAN, GREG MURPHY, BEV- ERLY DENT, and PAT GUARIN. ,Altar Boys When we think of unselfish service to our school by members ofthe student body, we must mention the al ta r boys. These boys work together to as- sist Father in the Mass and its preparation. 67 Kfigu :wer the simple z1s,v1'r11fi011s af thc lzumb 9411 R Q ,, , v . 2 U in? Father Vine oPe-ning the igg673LfZz1Pson, C. S' B -ne drive Pamt ber magazl . ms in the Septem loser to our goax Top contesta ter ws we come C me ' the ghermfl n i ool year, f, chaplain, S ays the Mass F ur true Frencxiixsiiriinteriwemhon 0 E rm 1' O Haynes: Pe U BYO Pqksonzv en BobbY Rlegii C'est sx Bon' Mike P-Xdemmn' and David John Reece, president of the Student Councgi Waits to present Sister R053 r1a wi a gift from th - her feast day- e students on 2 5 5 5 5 5 A acCOY . V - A' enterkwgxoat QXQWKUQ, Doiwl t - on wa. xlax X Yo Hosp Bane uBeef nay? rovide the bac nd Beau Bobbitt p h sings Wa1kin' Anthony Sedita a ' Lee Sedita as s e k- nl eC,,Q.'fd 'f: the V with h etemns of rh 6 Sfrufferg Banu Cr toe 1 . tance to UD s is Jul. ark TOWI3 n round for Bonme ,, S1 In the Rain. B P6793 OU U , ga ll, S byht and6'r OA S 11 3 fh0nJ?ge'5?U Sch Hag, A 6 'Iva ac-com 12 slhg '19 1715, 12, Ent Ce I . I' Capt . of fin 1313211 Reece of M I W C13 If en. team, 817311 and S TOSQSU Gmc-.comin I , Kvlfh Present h ' Cerkey E HB defs . Arlen . Oi me Once agmgst .S the CW the llamb boys? l :mil lo' to Wm' rs 56931 6 l ye . 66:1Eoofballtllgkllextsvllle' 10 6 Heaiv SHOW 'NJ A,-. fn ' ,X N3 Homecoming queen candidates, Margie Owens, Pat Poye, Mary McKeown, and Katie Meeks, smile happily with the queen, Mary Clark, center. 72 enthuslasts enjoy the many sock hops gwen at Marxan Heal. 1, lib 'Zmg ra 11, Q BO0kIJ,WC1ub if Book ef-kt TGINIJQIS s Pa Ve C11-0,01 the ' 1 Wa UP effeggivgo dknowled 1. the year. Fw., he 5? A by X eSC0u Xxefxce armed vi m the WL S C109 'V Xqugkxs E10 31103 , man 69915, at gnu S eeih S N Marian can be proud of the musical talent of Victor Vitanza, Beau Bobbitt, Anthony Sedita, Sammy Caldarera, and Barry Stavinoha who make up the FIamingos. 73 s 1 g ' Pays roi Winter N328 H 1' I' hang Qfoac 'QMS uzgary . we mia .tem eiams ,X f' fm, .n At the annual football banquet during the Christ Studi x mas season, Mr. Eddie Woejecki, head trainer a '00s Rice, stressed the im ortance of ood s ortsmanshi 569 P g P 3nS?ue Anxiously awaiting the annual Christmas party to begin students from rooms 111 and 105. , In thoughtful meditation, Sammy joe Biondo points to the plaque dedicated to Francis Cam bell, a junior who died this year, as jim Patzke, Mi1:e Aldennan, and Raymond Thomas look on. Music fills the air as john Reece, president of the Student Council, and Katie Meeks, vice-president, enter Memorial C 0 u n t r y Club for the junior Prom. Must be funny! During intemiission at the junior Prom, a smiling group finds entertainment in the lobby of Memorial Drive Country Club. Congratulations! Coach Bill Colibart presents an award to joe Colonnetta at the annual foot- ball banquet. lv' , R A . is-inlet? 0 I W' mlm- l' A . '39 965 nd ' allmg' -xmvelo X SV' 3 'Y M9 B L , Q .llllgolibad ' All x . 0, WOW vm xxri is ax lhebk- and ' C dxoinefl xeton, . V gf All l thck QQWASRHSQ GCYEOXODQQYVA 75 fOx'oCq0gf0 no O0 A 0 xI.T,',7 Any resemblance to Marian girls is purely co- incidental was the line that set the scene for the Barbershop Ballet Troupe. ey are: Bot- tom: Wi iam Vicknair, Mike Alderman. Top: Joe Colonnetta, Anthony Luprete, Floyd Bartsch, James Smith, Donald Guid , and Paul Gai- dousez. Not pictured: Phillip Quinters. The cast of the Christmas pageant making up before the performance are Sammy oe Biondo Katie Meeks Diane Standing: Jerry Keefe, Carl Trlola oe Colonnetta Pit Hoelscher and oe zius and Philip Lopresti supply the dc Sedita. Seated: Clare Keating and Pat Nlontalbo fOr the Chnstmas dance gl' 'Sl ps 'rp?X . w... th invited guests lto the Girls' Athletic Club Banquet are the Mr and Nlrs. C. Moore, Mrs. C. L. L. Kelly. Among e d Mrs. R. Sullivan, . . ies, and Mr. C. parents Mr. an Kelly, Mr. E. jackson, Master of Ceremon f C. A A presents Father jack lones, founder of the C. . . . ., U V ' liethall award to Pat Cunnn in the second place has the nam e of the team. Kathi' Skinner 0 - V rt k High as Pat Cuafinagiiriedligllolirom Dominican POr1ents, 4'--ff COaL.h Skinn Bill GOI. .. er, ,I 11,3 measure igfdra Iffwsbserves V, A , ' ICM, fo fh0ir . and Pdtwc-l Rflligf coach Jin 155 Aung Jn, Kath 1 I Jffklud lion 'fs 'V El. C they 77 Skuvlqy Father F. Harrington, M. M., closes the retreat K bestowing the Papal Blessing on the student body. At the annual retreat, Father F. Harrington, M.M., discusses the role of the teen-ager in the modem world. m J, 1 , - K . A l W Q asarxa if f s A wr A ,N xiii l 5 . . X' .Princesses surround Queen Nancy XVelhoelter at the Queen of Hearts Nancy Welhoelter enjoys a thrilling moment Ball. Clockwise: Cathy Patronella, Suzanne Dufresne, Barbara Lyons, her escort Anthony Luprete crowns her Karen Boudreaux, Nancy Danna, Katie Meeks, Pat Danna, and of the annual Sweetheart Ball. julie Hutcheson. Not pictured: Judy Drouet. of the Glee Club check their tickets in preparation a music festival in Corpus Christi. l I Lakeside Country Club sets the scene for an exciting evening at the annual Spring Ball. Piano accompanists for the Glee Club are: Clare Keating, Sheila Annstrong, and Maugene Corey. Home Ee. students put their best foot forwnrclu us they entertain the PTA with the fashions of the day. 79 cufcamcrs Marian I juniors: PHILIP CIMO and BILL CALL juniors: LINDA MCPHEETERS LAURA COREY, and MARY ALFAINO 415 qv'-1 'inf I xx , K I Q f' ' . i 'Vffbw -- - 4 f .. Xxx Xxx E TI I x ' 5 Sophomores MARY NICNANIARA MARY K O BRIEN MARY ELLEN AYDAN1 and DON ALD HUDCINS L W' Q ,AMW in So homores p : ANNE CROOK RONNIE RICE. and MAX- INE IAUBERT. -fs T-7 .gizif ,W-... T Freshmen 0474 5 3 UH47' '7' 'U' 4'5 5 bs' A I I RAY HAGAN JUDY DROUET md TOXI VY CLOUD 81 Kcign offer us, giving us cansfarzvy never ia yi , i W ia ,A 'Q' b M E .1 3 5 .M ,.Vi gb af 82 ,Z ,f -f Lge.. If iii' , W 4 x df' Q ig 4 an 4 E dvr Q M 'E it ss' K 'Y 2 af.. df' KY all nf 2219 2' Az .w ,4 tlzlctic gig 1 4 ,nw M Q nf VJ' 4 'iw Q, W, Z 83 4 xl it Mya! an- ' Left to right: NANCY WELHOELTER, IOE AMELANG, LINDA HURY, DENNIS CIUFFRE, PATSY AMASON, and STEVE CARTER The Marian football games would not have been complete with- out the added zest of our 1956 cheerleaders. Although the football season started in September, the cheer- leaders began in August to perfect the original cheers that the student body viewed at the games. The names of Patsy Amason, Joe Amelang, Steve Carter, Dennis Giuffre, Nancy NVelhoelter, and Linda Hury, head cheerleader, will long be remembered . . . Patsy for her friendliness, Joe for his boundless energy, Steve for his faithful service, Dennis for his enthusiasm, Nancy for her vitality, and Linda for her valuable leadership. The many hours of untiring service which they have devoted to promoting school spirit can truly he appreciated. 84 Zmwwlwww 6 39k31 9 3 Q:-ss 4 32 29 UMW Yagiagg' Aa Sa Q '52 j I x X 1 g 12,9132 21 tgmaefgzz WSTIE' S g 1 Al filildf X A 42 NL, J.. I wp, A uwmm'naaaawna 4 F1l'St row left to rxght JIM WAGNER VIRGEL BRAMLET WALTER SCOTT EUGENE CEGIELSKI SAMMY BIONDO BEN OLMSTEAD SCOOTER SCHILLACI MARK XIcELROY ANTHONY LUPRETE and NED TORIAN MCKEOWN DICK SENSAT BRO JACKSON JOHN GIBSON ANTHONY LA CORTE and JOHN KOLAR Thxrd row left to rxght COACH BILL GOLIBART HARRY SAINDER JOHN RINANDO EDDIE LEONE JOE COLONNETTA JOHN REECE WILLIE TINNELL EDDIE KEEGAN JERRY PATIN JOHN MILES Asslstant Coach GENE AGLETON MR. BILL GOLIBART As head coach Mr B111 Golxbart a fonner R106 athlete dlrects the destlnles of the Colts Hls work wlth the Athletlc Department at Maman has earned hlm the esteem and respect of all those who come under h1s lnfluence Counted among hxs accompllshments are a successful sport season a host of friends and a spmted team In h1s two years as head coach, Mr Gohbart has taken a place m the hearts of the student body and has made hlmself mvaluable to Maman Hlgh School 7 ff R 6 ...J , ' - ,I' C? 9 . 'ifiygf ls, ' ' ' .III 'J . i 1 V . , ' A , ' 1, A I ' I , I. . ki' I Q23 I 1- . 4, ,: xvJ,- -. QL VI ' .Al 4 44, 4 I I, H J, f 's 15 y .A f l 'W X N.. J gs .,f. , xl f if J, It ' L-32' I L i a I A at A A JA, .m af A ' A f :-- A B' rl? 'sf' , ' T' 'I ' 1' V .Y J 2 'if ,V 'J ja . ' -,., b , 1 t xy' ' A A i, .9 A 2 is ,' Q 4 5 I J . 1 X 'awk Vx I, M ,K -4 bs 24 Af a n f - V-A a x V, V 'f , ., , - .,, L ' ' 5' ,, Q . HL- A 'N A -A, A A A I Y 0 A 'E r .J A 'Q' W 'Dfw :Q ' . A .Eg , fp gd, . v o 1 ,, 5' 1 ' I Y Apu f ,V I xr ,- HJ ,lvgl JI JJ LJ gl 0 J Ji 'J K ' I LA. K: 1. I' ,'v. Second row, left to right: FRANK ROSS, RONNIE KELLER, FELIX REYNOSA, EDDIE SACCO, CHARLES HUTZLER, FRANK I f , Y' lx :Q x SAMMY BIONDO Mr. Gene Agleton, assistant coach, instructs, trains, and inspires the Freshman team with the spirit of a game well-played. His valuable help to the Varsity and his likable personality have made him a favorite both on the field and campus. Mr. Agleton's knowledge of sports has contributed greatly to our football success. Fi Ii. JOHN GIBSON CHARLES HUTZLER Y av If sri Y f 9 Q N mga, VIRGEL BRAMLET EUGENE CEGIELSKI JOE COLONNETTA MR. GENE AGLETON BRO JACKSON IL EDDIE KEEGAN -0 RONINIE KELLER IOHN KOLAR ANTHOINY LA CORTE EDDIE LEONE howmg great rmprovement 1n teamwork and 1l'ldlV1dU8.l erformance the Colts gave the1r supporters a thnll m he opener of the 1956 season wlth a smashmg Wm gamst BlShOp Bvme of Port Arthur The lmpresslve 0 6 score spurred the boys onw ard to the second game seven polnt vlctorv over Shepherd Shppmg through e Shepherd lme the Colts passed the goal to score e xx lllfllllg touchdown m the latter part of the game he bovs journeyed to Hallettsvllle Texas for the1r ext confllct whlch was wlth the opponent Sacred eart Wlth .1 strong defense and a dr1v1ng attack acred He lrt succeeded IH lDfl1Ct1I'lg the Colts wlth the1r rst loss 47 70 Rallymg the team came back by best g Montgomery m 1 33 0 w1n Sklllful plays and an er1al att ink stumped Nlontgomerv and enabled Nlarran o nm aww wrth the game n the next contest the Colts pasted a 2,7 O l1Cklflg on rescent Expenence and successful pass plays helped he bovs to pave the wav to vrctow ncouraged by these v1ctor1ous feats the Colts demon trated clockllke Dreclslon agamst St PIUS and gave em a severe drubbmg of 35 0 Nhrlan down for the present and Bxshop Byme on top later face a complete reverse Wlth the score Maman 20 Byrne 6 ...afirt-Q .THONY LUPRETE MARK MCELROY FRANK MQKEOWN JOHN MILES 87 T OC' 17 f fA JAMES O'DELL BEN OLMSTEAD JERRY PATIN JOHN REECE Scoreboard Visitors Marian 6 Bishop Byrne 20 6 Shepherd 13 42 Sacred Heart 20 0 Montgomery 33 0 Crescent 27 0 St. Pius 35 13 Lutheran 6 7 St. Joseph's 7 0 Klein 0 12 Laneri 6 This game provided an opportunity for the en- tire team to show its ability While using smash- ing line plays and end runs. Lutheran High stepped up with a 6-point lead in the following game to end the Colts' winning spree. In the pouring rain, the shifting Lutheran 39, as , , Eugene Cegielski flll receives an assist from Harry Sander I backfleld Outsmarted the Maman defense' tackle- stops a Laneri score at St. Thomas Stadium. 4- Q l FELIX REYNOSA JOHN RINANDO FRANK ROSS EDDIE SACCO 88 HARRY SANIDER SCOOTER SCHILLACI WALTER SCOTT DICK SEINSAT Ba earners Frank McKeown ftopl and john Crbson fbottomk gam yardage agamst Shepherd XVAYNE SVVEENEY XVILLIE TINNELL 'NED TORIAN IIN! VVAGNER The next opponent St osephs of Vrctorra battled Marlan to an excrtmg t1e Both teams fought hard to make the w1nn1ng touchdown but at the fmal whlstle the score remamed 7 to 7 Nlanans f1rst t1e was repeated by another rn the followmg game W1th Kleln Desp1te the b1t1ng cold both teams often threatened to cross the goal but the equally matched contest ended ID a scoreless deadlock W1th a frghtmg spmt the Colts plunged 1nto the last game of the season Homecommg agamst the Lanerr 'Vhcks The rugged team from Fort VVorth appeared on the freld confident of another 66 0 slaughter to repeat thelr frrst en counter W1th the Colts Nlanan retal1ated how ever to make twelve frrst downs to Lanens three The score ended W1th Lanen wrnnmg 12 6 but the Colts weathered the loss wlth true sportsmanshlp W1th the addlhon of pract1cal experlence and Wlth enthuslasm for the commg year Maman brought the football season to a successful close N1 ana ger Ni ana ger 8 9 ,M t , v nl , 3 nn , l 'P o 1 1 su, ' U 7 7 . .ly . . , - 7 7 ll ' ' l 42 R , , 'M-1 V 'cz 4 , , I ' 'Tl :Leg S Q11 L1 Freshman Football Team Left to nght front row TOM SCHNITZIUS PHIL MONTALBO JOE SEDITA LOUIS GRAVES BILL NOONAN Back row Manager JIM WACNER BOBBY LEONE MIKE ARNETT TI D ROGER MORISAK MICHAEL FERNS ARTHUR URES OUGLAS HERRERA fund Coach GENE ACLETON V1s1t0rs Scoreboard Parker Memorlal Bella1re Yellow jackets St Iohns Mt Carmel Bellalre Yellow Iackets Maman S 'fm if 11 -...sf Managers Ned Tonan and jun Wagner talk over last m1 t nu e detalls before an lmportant game I WV l A - , I 4 I . V . r B B x ' A ,ll 6 ' 20 u ' ' all ' 12 6 Q ' B 20 . ' 6 r 14 . 0 , zo 7 , af: S ,...f h't b -O 'g -13 0975 WIS' igfutm BILLS Center MICHAEL FERNS Quarterback BOBBY LEONE Right half TONI SCI'INI'I'LIUS Fullback ARTHUR URESTI and Left half W gy, JOE SEDITA A-f 3v:ff 3?Pf ' 15 L Lmemen DOUGLAS HERRERA PHIL MONTALBO BILL NOONAN 'md MI CHAEL FERNS ET ,Q-If xt? ww? V Mikal .lf 'Wil 'KW we- Wye Va-r rgdvuv J' Y' If WW, Guards Front LOUIS CRAVES and XII CHAEL ARINETT Back BILL NOONAN and PHIL MONTALBO 91 ,- 4 ',,-' ' , Yi - ml A- , --' - - . Q . .. ' ' ' ' .In . V y ' . I , 1 1 , 5 . , ' , . 1 A ' 7 Y ' ' ' N .g , 5 , . -Q ' ' ' - . . '-' If ' ,Fp ' .' I ' - 'y V ' I -.., , A , - . J, .. 1 -. x- ' 11 I ' ..'. , 'A- ' - , - ' .. ., ,': A , ., ,IQ ff D' 'fu-' , ' , , f L. :1i4,i:wlj he if TAT N- . Af . f - 1 ' -'f ', fn ' . g 5' A ..,, Y 'K YA. V' . V 44 f ,,, - .76 f' ,, Aff - ' K j.. uf - f . jf ,, V' 0 ,I ,I',' Lf' 'A . ,, . - ' iff ,, ' ' Y' far ,SU-Avfxg'. ff., , . 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V H V H, A , V S., . as fn., f ff .5 M -.,, ' ' - I I 5, yu n V 1 , , I ffl . ' .- .ff ',.- .M '- V H iw-, 42 im' . x. ' ff rt ' , O Q Wk I Z Z - ' Q v , v v . . I . I , , .L - Varsity Basketball 'C ' nf QDQA, Front row, left to right: Coach BILLVGOLIBART, JIM PATZKE, JOHN GIBSON, S COOTER SCHILLACII, SAMMY JOE BIONDO, JIM WACNER. Back row: WILLIE TINNELL, Managerg JERRY PATIN, JOHN RINANDO, BEN OLMSTEAD, DICK SENSAT, and FRANK MCKEOWN. The basketball games provided a show of sportsmanship as well as good enter- tainment for Marian supporters. The Colts sparked the season with many exciting games that resulted in close scores. The team fought hard in all games and what they lacked in height and experience, the boys made up for with fight and spirit. Coached by Mr. Bill Golibart, the basketball boys demonstrated their training by fast dribbling and breath-taking long shots at the well attended games. Major competition for the team was between the Catholic high schools of Houston. The highlight of the season was the 19th annual Texas Catholic Interscholastic League basketball tournament at San Antonio. Nineteen teams competed in the meet which was divided into Classes A and B. Marian took an active part in this competitive meet and was able to qualify for the semifinals. 92 Basketball Scoreboard St. Iohn,s Mt. Carmel Friendswood St. Thomas I. V. Angleton St. Thomas I. V. Mt. Carmel Kirwin Yoakum Brownsville Visitors 32 39 41 20 44 47 37 37 4:2 71 Co all the way, jim! cry the spectators watching jim Patzke 1111 fight for the hall, against Mount Canncl. Frank McKc-own uses his famous jump shot to score another basket in the Mount Carmel game. 93 ll I! cam l5'ask alba!! Left to right: Front row: FRANK ROSS, EDDIE LEONE, ANTHONY LA CORTE, RAYMOND THOMAS, WILLIE TINNELL, manager. Back row: NED TORIAN, ANTHONY LUPRETE, ANTHONY PIZZI- TOLA, and MARK MCELROY. Visitors 33 29 43 47 45 Scoreboard Mt. Camxel St. Iohn's Parker Memorial Klein Parker Memorial Marian 40 21 46 35 43 Believing that practice makes perfect, the B basketball team scrimmage during the gym period. '--fi Will he make that shot? The boys on the team have no doubts about Anthony Luprete's long shot, during a practice game in the gym. fircshmcu Kask alba!! Cram Left to nght front ron DANNY ROBERTS BOBBY LEONE EDDIE TUSA DAX ID NIILLER JOHN NOLEN WOLCHE JAXIES IxINSER ARTHUR LRESTI and manager IOE SEDITA TOM scHx'1Tz1L's, EM-IQ Lolvf JAMES comm, IOHN. KOLAR, Coach ,GENE ACLETOQ, CPTRTS CAE Crack kclay Cram 17101- Left to nght EDDIE SACCO FELIX REYNOSA EDDIE LEONE and JOHN RINANDO Endurance and ambltlon are the requuements for an able track athlete The newly organlzed track team raced and sprmted through a busy sprmg schedule under the capable coachlng of B111 Golxbart and Gene Agleton The tracksters have undergone rxgld tralmng IH order to develop necessary strategy IH runmng and they have speclallzed ln relays Outstandlng relay tracksters 1nclude Eddle Sacco F el1x Reynosa Eddle Leone and Iohn Punando An 6XC1tlI1g race always took place when sprmters Gene Ceglelskr and Fehx Reynosa were on the track The shot put IS handled by Harry Sander and W1ll1e Tmnell wM N F' ta I 5? 5' 5? fi 4 'Q P3 Pi 52a 34' 5- xx, Coming to the tape Eddie Sacco trails Felix Reynosa to end the 440. C 1 X f' r I 4 '25 Preparing for the track season, the boys check in their football equipment to NVillie Tinnell. if 9.-4 VVillie Tinnell and Harry San- der match strength at shot-put 4 if 'M' , V ,. , 'il if E awww -' ,,,,, ... 3, 'fffrr f'i'l12-if i--ng Y , I x Q, h fp :rv 4, , , 2 ,im ,.u6l . 'ft ,4 'X 4 M , , , ' , ' ,V 1 4 f' af K . M N ,ia nik.: ., ..i' it 10, -.mglfmi-'lv , V 59' za 34:5 ' I' 1 -pit, Y K . , ,gm 'J Kascball Cram ' I ' l X. I A . , 'J I , ' 5 - 1 l-. X , ,, - J gf, ,IL Q ,f .. K. r V9 my ., in tt ., 2. e , 4 -5- :G si x L Vs I , -, f , Qllf is . 3 A Q-'V X ,V wf ii .51-P4 I Left to right, kneeling: ANTHONY LA CORTE, JOHN GIBSON, SCOOTER SCHILLACI, EUGENE CEGIELSKI, BRO JOHN GENNUSA, MARK McELROY. Standing: VVILLIE TINNELL, JERRY PATIN, RONNIE KELLER, SAMMY JOE FRANK MCKEOXVN, JIM XVAGNER, JOE COLONNETTA, and EDDIE KEEGAN. With plenty of hard work, luck, and sweat, our team should grow and be- come a strong, powerful baseball club, Coach Bill Golibart remarked. In the outfield, John Gibson, Bro Jackson, and Frank McKeown give us speed as well as power. 98 lf, x V In V. K A. V, J JSR A ' haf Q sb A A., .3 .. by ' - ,f M .,, v 'I an I .... -M , A 1 J M if f , . 3 4 to if -P .. Q , cj V. ,J ',,,, 1 , I , I 375,54 -JA L - I ,V Ts-nfoU ' , L., , Y A ' - 6 .- ,Q ' '- fefrlxx, 'IF' ' 3 , 'Q wi ' -,f,.:- ' - ' ' - '.' ' ' A' ' A sunny day finds John Gennusa and Anthony La Corte practicing on the bas ball field. The infield, continued Coach Colibart, with eny Patin at first base, Scooter Schillaci at Q econd, Anthony LaCorte as short stop, and Eu- ene Cegielski at third, constitute a very strong ' efensive group with ever-steady Iim Wagner L nd John Cennusa providing relief. dl F ehmd the plate, Willie Tinnell and Eddie 'Lf ' - eegan capably handle the catching department. P C V ith Sammy Joe Biondo, Frank McKeown and ' erry Patin, the mound staff is well fortified h' he Coach further remarked. It seems with ia A ew base hits and 1 llttle luck the Colts w1ll ave a real fine season , 272. 'f X, Eddie Keegan catcher plans the strategy of the game with pitcher Sam my oe Biondo I 5745- f-J if J fr WV Bro ackson knows that seconds count as he races to first base whnle 1 MVS. V 'Vit P--1 M1 :go vga S... JJ J' erry Patm awaits the ball if' l ,. 2 'miid' I 1 fb' 5 W N C' 'rl 1 1 xg f A C A . Y I ,Y 7 L ' S? ' up fy , f fl it I g' ,, . 5, if . ,. , A , , . A, Q X5 Q ga 2 k , X 31 A f ri.. . t wi - l , 'z ' , ' x 4, K a, , W . ' I 'Q l - ' wa- i ,, ,,, fl ..,.7-.,..V,. Q W- ff, -. - I-1 it Q - . ' '. - L ' - ' V ' V ' I , - V' I Q ,,,, -Q ' .. ' An H- ' ..,'.,' .,,--' , , ' ' W 'f' ' A ' 'Q' 5-, 1 . . ,. - f . LL' 13.12, 4 , ..' W 1 .NL :hs ' v Y ll 1. 4. ,615 ik, I ' ' .' .f -.. - . f. .. ' ' 4. 'A - -M, f ',rY5,gV -.Q 'Al' f' f -'v,V,' a. .L. rj -' 5 1 f ' f -,uv-. 4, A ' ' f 1 ,. H1-'SJ 1 Q. 'Z-z , ,,.A,,,,. , W, - ,A A. - a A . tw 1' . 1. P .n ' V ff?-1-f '-L P151 , 2' Il-'fr : ' A ' - 4 '-iff' at I -A-1J'.,i'-. M E 'gy 4 and , e , H t 1 Av, .la . . f . L. ' .'l -., -' . . Girls ' Val eyball Varsity .l V ,lem A Q. 'A A, cp 'lin 2 K if i 3 1,1 if., a Q 'J I 4-1 iv? ws , Left to right, front row: SANDRA IRWIN, DIANE SCHNITZIUS, IO MARIE CANCEMI, ANTOINETTE CAMPISE, MARCIE CUNZALO. Second row: IUDY HARRIS, KATIE MEEKS, SUE BREAUX, DOROTHY BREAUX. Back row: PAT MONTALBO, MICKEY ROBSON, SUZANNE SENAC, RENE VVARD, LENA CASH, IRENE RAPP, and BRENDA TRABULSI. f si The newly organized volleyball team ended the sea- 'Xt J son this year with valuable experience and increased lf' sportsmanship. Both A and B teams held their own against many experienced opponents, with the B team finishing second in their league. Late in the season the girls participated in the Catholic Girls' Ath- letic Association Tournament at Galveston's Dominican I High. This was the initial meeting of the Association formed by Father I. B. jones of New Waverly, Texas. The team carried off the Consolation award, earning for Marian her first volleyball trophy. ' The Girls' managers, Lena Cash and Maureen Quinn, confer with Sister Mary Benedict as she plans the line up for the coming game. 1 f,f i H Margie Cunzalo retums the ball to the waiting Incamate Word team. Volleyball 15' Cram Left to nght front row KATHIE QUINN SHEILA STRATTON SANDY DAILEY ROSE MARIE MOORE MARILYN SALERNO Back row MAUREEN QUINN PAT DANNA BETSY REED CLARE KEATING MARY ANN MCKEOWN and BETTY SANDERS 4-5 Q29 Q G q-4 1 6 .L aix F-A 'lOl I I I i 6 ,. Sk -5. ' ug' an O? Q I gg 'lv' ,A A 0. .. 7 17 an -N 7 ri f 7 X 4 rg . , ' ' 3' S A X fi 1- rf- i ,. SZ O A G , I b 3 A xl A 5 - . ia,Q -' ' . ' H ' ' .. 5 A P 1-5 I fi fl WYR P 'A gf, H , .Y H ' f.Lfi , 1 Girls Hask dba!! Varsity Left to nght Front row PATSY AMASON CLARE KEATING SANDRA IRWIN Mlddle row KATHY SKINNER MICKEY ROBSON PAT SPALDING Back row MARY COLLERAIN PAT GUARIN PAT DANNA DOROTHY BREAUX MARY SHARMAN MARY HELEN SCHWARZBACH and MARY ANN McKEOWN Detemunatlon effort, and hard work enabled the glrls basket ball team to have a successful season Slster Mary Benedlct Athletlc Dlrector and Coach Ilm Pokluda have worked together to produce a wmmg team outstandmg 1n bas1c knowledge and strategy of the game The 1m rtant basketball event of the year was the Cathohc Glrls Amehc Assoclatlon Basketball Tournament held at Maman After battlmg Domuucan H1 of Galveston ln a nerve racklng play off game Maman bowed to the vlctors 1n a 33 to 28 loss thus placmg second 1n the League In the game agamst Mt Cannel Pat Danna rushes up to recelve the ball from Pat Spaldmg 0 I 0 Q 'I' - - q C r 7 f -? O K x ,,,k Q , vi , '- ,, - 4 vq la I 1 ,fx - S A, D - , -.2 I 3! ,- K B f ,- . , , aa. r-vw li! L I 7 . ' 3 s 3 1 y - 7 v s - 3 1 1 r 1 7 D ' . . . y , - 0 n a n ' n D 3 7 ' s I n o n ' . . . ' 1 1 .9 ' Y Marian 17 25 16 20 49 22 33 26 27 19 Scoreboard Visitors St. Agnes 25 Incarnate VVord 14 Lutheran 48 Klein 56 St. Pius 15 Dominican 38 St. Pius 16 Mt. Carmel 19 Incarnate VVord 24 St. Agnes 25 Xmxhfglaf, M W Officials joe Eason and Gus Christenson, Coaches Bill Colibart and Pokluda, and scorekeegers Lena Cash, Suzanne Senac, and Maureen Quinn talk over the results o an exciting game. Girls ' l6'z1sk dba!! ' 76' ' ' Team ddqxxf ,gl 4 gramvs 8114116 Kampbell wit On December 29 1956 Francls Emlle Campbell a Iumor drowned whlle fnshing at Brooks Lake near Sugarland Francis came to Houston from the Plllllppllle Islands just elghteen months before h1s fatal accldent Besldes bemg a good student F rancxs had become act1ve 1n the choral club and part1c1pated greatly ln dramatlcs for whlch he had outstandlng ab1l1ty Francis endeared hlmself to all by h1s friendly manner and winning personahty. 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M W ' ' s 5. sfi: 1- ' V ' I E 5 Siiifffifiii!3f!i3ifs3sKiifiiIiififfii if UNIVERSITY OF ST THGMAS Houston, Texas Co educatlonal Conducted by THE BASILIAN FATHEM Courses 1n Llberfzl Arts Suences Pre Dental Pre Medlc 11 Pre Lau For Catalog Wrrte THE REGISTRAR Rlce Boulevard Food Market 2501 Rice Blvd , In The Village Where Housion buys Qualuty Meat Decoraied Cakes for All Occasnons Best Wishes ST. MICHAELIS CATHOLIC CHURCH MAIN PACKING COMPANY 2204 Calhoun CA 1-4aa7 Houston, Texas fiilllliilllilililllllllliIIli!llllllilillllliilfllllfl ' l!J!!Ji!!jlllll!!!,1!lllillHHIIIIJHI! l,lli!!!l!l!.llllli W . ....jL?-51' ,ZS gk. 'ff' . f- V '11 '5 H---' 'df 'V- 4 5 A ' VV -. best wishes jg BOB STABK BILL LaRUE .-,Af L' .Q -V:-fest.-QA... 1 'Ri If , If L 5 h GUS CHRISTEN SEN H 'L ' CX 2 - ' ' Y W Mi- May we take this opportunity to offer our best wishes to all students of Marian High School. We extend to you an invitation , to make this your headquarters for all your sporting goods needs. THE HOUSTON SPORTS SHOP 4705 soum MAIN wyswma PhoneJA38660 JA82131 Open 9 AM to6 PM daily PARKIN SON EQUIPMENT COMPANY CLENNEY S CAMERA STORE Dispensing Equipment for Petroleum Products Distributors for Bennett Pumps Kellog Compressors Heights Exclusive Camera Supply Whiteway Lights Balcrank Lubricating UN 2 7419 Equipment 2903 Westheimer Street Houston Texas 626 West 19th Ave Houston 8 Texas Best Wishes CA 2 9735 MA 3 2361 Seat Covers Hardware Home Supplies Floor Mats 16th 8. YALE AUTO SUPPLY Auto Parts and Accessories Wholesale and Retail UN 4 1881 1542 Yale Street 1333 iikg E SF gg 1 A-1 - - - INC. 1 905 Main and Shamrock Hilton Hotel ' ' s f -.s- : sssss - f use sazszssssss KI'IIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IQIIII III I I I I I I I I IIiIIII?I1lII5'I'I'I ST RGSE OF T George McHa1e LIMA CHURCH Archm Brlnkman 3501 Buffolo Drnve H 19 T Houston, Texas cum exos 11111111 iiittlielliiili iii! 1 A Ie O O O sooo ', Q c O . l . I r N ' r , o Nu II II III XII IITI IIIIITI IPI NOTHI TOO SMA LARGE DR PEPPER QV CUN , ::4r:f'::::.:mEP'2T Q N HOUSTON 6 TEXAS C L Donna MO 7 0820 3522 Suffolk Houston 6 Texas The Friendly Pepper Upper SQIHIIIIIIIIIISIISIIRIIIISI 5I11Y.R1i i rxllilllllliillllfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll it 22 3 a I I I ll The Stuclent Council wishes to take this opportunity to thank Sister joseph and the ineinlmers of the Diaclem Staff who have 7 worked so llarcl and saerifieecl so many of their leisure hours to make this, our first issue of the annual, the wonderful sueeess that it is. Student Council of Marlan High ABC LUMBER COMPANY 3116 Jensen Drive Houston, Texas A ll ll! xiii ll il ii ,l i i S - EET ,Tsexsgffiiiiixi ffiiiii ll E ii s l, ww IW W M W W w M H W H N W . W 0 . W ' M W ' My! fw mmf W W QW r ll! 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Judging from the xllustratxon on the right, tlns message should say somethmg about how knowledge IE the ke! to success and how the wisdom of learning I8 the key to knowledge But you are now voung adults and you already know thus So we wall merely say Congratulations' to the graduates and work hard ' to the undergraduates We older folks are depending on you to run the world for us later on AJ, X Uk -N 'C S' 90 1 mi , w M I sfs mwlijg, HOUS10N ummun a Pnwfn cnMPANv A8 RV HOUSTON SHOE HOSPITAL For better shoe repamng 12 convenuent locatnons Best Wnshes BIG BEAR SUPER MARKET 101 Tldwell BRAE BURN FOOD MARKET 5403 Richmond Road Your Lucky Seven Store Bel aure AUNT JU JU FLORIST Julia Wnllnams Hardy Owner Cut Flowers Corsages Pot Plants Funeral and Hospntal Arrangements We Delnver 105 Yale Street UN 1 8893 Night Phone JA 9 2092 Jilillillll!!!lllllllIlllllliiillllll!ll!!iJ11iilllll - I 't E fN f i ' G 9 , 1 1: 1 e . . . J 1- M . I . . . Q ' ' ' 1- .- ,. Q ' 1 1' .. . 1 N y , ss 9 2 . : ' . K 1- , E , 5 Q J lllsq I :Silt I 11. : , - -4 ': X 'IK' idk . . 1 - 5 -r H. of f -we E -f..' :fim- '-J 2, Q- o ozrfwo lllOWCOS1 elfcrnuc ss uce o M pf Ill ., I - W I ll' I lf . . '-' I ' ' g ,I N Y l W 1 IW . Z W! . . . IH ' I ll . l I I l W ' I A in l ' i l - Z I ' ' Z B Y Ill illillilllllllllilllllllllllfiillillllllllllIllliiii!iilf PHONES IA 4 1415 lA B 6357 050 9 l 5 HAIR STYLES OF DISTINCTION 1844 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON 6 TEXAS Everything an Glass BOBBITT GLASS COMPANY 2918 West Dallas JA 3 7369 Congratulatuons and Mrs E W Torlan We are wuth you Colts throughout the year ACE PRINTING COMPANY 2808 Crawford CA 42872 Best Wlshes to the DIADEM Staff Mr and Mrs N D Jamall SACCO S RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES QAcross from St Joseph s Hospntall 1608 Pnerce FA 3 3667 John Sexton 8. Company Natnonal Wholesale Grocers P O Box 5448 Dallas Texas FRANCES FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasoons 122 North Eastwood WA 3-4108 BlillllllIllIllflililiilllllllllllilllllllllllllll!llllll I1 12 7 1 Q I 1 .VX vi ' . Q I . . , H 7 I 3 H . - 5 - C I . M in A i H 1 ll I - 11 n 1 ' 1 H as W l ' Mr ' 1' I. l O O I N 11 . - I' 1 IW V , w M, 1 M Rosaries-Missals-Medals-Crucifix, etc. f 1 : . I If i W Q 1 I H an as , l o o o o ' ' 'W 2 I ' - aw l ,wa I WI I mv l M l ,fn I mf D mr H w I ll 5 fl I Av I ' tg I ' ll F Q . ' ll I , i I I I I I I Y r . r- .ff ' f L i 1: ,. ' . 'ff 4, , ', , 1, . ,L, r Aj V . -. 6- I The time has come when we of the DIADEM staff must relinquish our sitions for this year and submit the fin- ished product gi' your approval. We wish to express our sincere thanks to the many people who have cooperated with us in editing the DIADEM. The staff has compiled and published the DIADEM so that it may be a permanent record of one yea.r's activities at Marian and it is our hope that through this, our first yearbook, we have fulfilled your expectations. Iust as our first thought was dedicated to the Queenship of Mary so our parting word is a petition wherein we say: OBTAIN FOR US THAT ALL WHO NOW IN EVERY CORNER OF THE VVORLD AC- CLAIM AND HAIL YOU QUEEN AND LADY, MAY ONE DAY IN HEAVEN ENIOY THE FULLNESS OF YOUR KINGDOM IN THE VISION OF YOUR DIVINE SON, WHO WITH THE FATHER AND THE HOLY GHOST, LIVETH AND REICNETH FOR EVER AND EVER. AMEN. 12 Hugenroth, Sandra . . . 49, 61, 62 FACULTY Reverend V1.ncent Thompson C S B Sister 'siary Augustine Sister Vary Annetta p 2 Sister Nlary Benedict p 13 0 Sister Mary Cabnm p 12 Sister 'wlary Camillus p 0 Sister Nlary Conceph p 1 Sister Mary Fidelis p 2 Sister Mary oan p 11 Sister Mary Joseph p 1 Sister Mary Peter Claver p 3 Sister Mary Rosaria p 0 Sistsr Mary Vincent p 2 Gene Agleton p 13 75 85 90 5 r P J Glhhons p 2 r B111 Golihart p 13 75 77 85 86 r S C Hallax Jim Pokluda p 77 03 D Ryan p 1 STUDENT Albert Mervm Aldemwan Mike Alessandra Erin Alfano Mary Allen James Allen Huthme Amason Donna A melan g Joe BODY 23 56 63 16 23 70 74 19 47 61 18 35 61 47 103 23 62 77 84 102 35 84 Anderson Blake 35 61 Andry Paul Anthony Darden Armstrong Sheila 35 60 61 62 Amett Michael 47 90 91 Aydam Mary Ellen Azios Henry 35 62 Bacon Betty 19 23 Banzer Franz Bartsch Emestine 47 62 Bartsch Floyd 23 63 76 Battaglia Barbara Becnel Barbara 16 35 61 Becnel Julia 47 71 Becwar Mary 35 62 Belanger Carolyn Belisch Buddy Bennett Judy Bennett Lawrence Bnondo Sammy Joe . . . 23 74 76 85 86 9 Blair Raymond 47 67 Bobhitt Beau 35 63, 71, 73 Bonnette Aline . . . Bonnette Dianne . . . Borel Joan . . . Boris Mary Ann . . . Boudreaux Karen . .. 47 78, 103 Bramlet Virgel . . . 36 85 86 Breaux Sue Ann . . . 36 61 62 100 Breaux Dorothy . .. 24 59 61, 62 100 0 Broesche George . . . 36 62 Brueggeman Gayle . .. 36 61 Bruns Janet . ., Bruns Otto . .. 24 63 Bruyere Emeline . .. 24, 59 60 62 Budde Jo Ann 36 61 Bumbera Sharon . . . 36 61 Burger Phyllis . .. 36 61 Burk Peggy 24 56 57 60 Burrowes Corinne . .. 36 62 Byrd Sigman Caldarera Sammy . . . 36 73 Campbell Francis . . . 24 104 Campise Anthony . . . Campise Antoinette . . . 36 100 Cangemi Jo Marie . . . 36 100 Cansler Jack . . . Carmouche, Chris . . . 47, 95 Carter, Steve . . . 24, 84 Cash, Lena . . . 24, 61, 100, 103 Cavanaugh, Mary Ellen . . . 47, 61, 62 Cegielski, Eugene . . , 37, 85, 86, 88, 98 ' Chauvin, Wayne . . . 47, 62 Chronister, Richard . . , Cimo, Philip . . . Clark, Mary .. . 37, 60, 61, 72 Claunts, Frankie . . . 47 Clayton, Patricia . . . 37, 61 Cleveland, Rita . . . 47 Comiskey Martha Cones Loretta P 10 0 Conlon Jon 37 63 Cook Barbara Cooney Joe 37 60 Corev Jan 48 61 62 Corev Laura Corey Maugene 4 61 62 Couse Anthony Cox Anne Coyne Dolores 48 103 Coyne Pat 37 61 103 Cozart James 48 95 Craig Clifford 17 25 60 Creighton Patricia Cronin Maureen 48 61 Crook Anne 2 Cunningham John 14 37 Cunzalo Margie 25 60 100 Dailey Sandy 48 101 103 Danna Nancy 48 78 Danna Pat 16 25 61 78 101 02 Davidson Pat Day Patncia Dazzlo Virginia Defran Candle Dent Beverly 22 25 57 58 60 63 Derden Leonard Deville Junmy Dominguez Sandra Donohue Ruth Anne 61 Dows Marilyn 38 103 Doyle Catherine 17 38 Drouet Judy Duesterberg Mary Dufresne Suzanne 38 61 Ehrhardt Walter Eiser Rick 38 57 Elbert Amse Farrell Ann 38 60 61 62 Fems Michael 48 90 91 Fleck Patricia Fleck Susan Fleming Barbara Fontana Cynthia Fowler Judy Friedman Melan1e Frith Sandra Fritz Jackie Gadbois Gretchen Gaffney Judy 48 60 61 03 14 38 Caidousek Paul 16 25 67 Gall B111 2, Gannon Anne . . . Gargotta Anthony . . . Garrison Dorothy . . . 19 49 Gatlin Pat 16 26 V Gennusa John . .. 26 98 Gibson John 26 85 86 89 Giuffre Dennis . .. 18 38 84 Clantzberg Bill . . . Graham Jolene . .. 39 62 Graves Louis . .. 49 90 91 Greer DeEdward . . . 39 63 Gruy Patricia . . . 39 61 Green Judie . . . Grissafi B. J. . . . Guarin Pat . .. 26 57 62, 67 2 Guidry Donald . . . 26 71 Hagan Ray . . . Hallmark. James . . . Harpster Grace . . . Harris Judy . . . 00 Hartman Margy . . . Havard Vera . .. Haynes David . .. 18 39 70 Heibel, Dick . . . Hemandez Frances . . . 19 49 Herrera, Douglas . .. 46 49 58 90 Hickey Firmin . . . Hoelscher, Pat . . . 18, 39 61 76 Hogan, Sally . . . Howard, Bill . . . 39, 60 Hudgins, Donald . . . Hury, Linda . . . 26, 57, 61, 62, Hutcheson, Julie . . . 39, 66, 78 Iacono, Sam . . . 14, 39 Irwin, Sandra . .. 18, 34, 39, 58, 61, 77 100 102 Jackson, Bro . . . 17, 39, 70, 85, 86, 98, 99 Jackson, Dolores . . . 39 Jamail, Johnny . . . 26, 60 Jaubert, Maxine . .. 81 . .. 81 . 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