Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

Page 93 text:

capture ,wing awards. The month of May turned into the month of honors for many Marianites who were the proud recipients of awards. Chosen as Sodalitv Mission Queen was Suzie Senac who won the queenship through a school-wide election. Representing Marian at the Sacred Heart May Fete was Pat Montalbo who presented a pretty picture to May Fete spectators, - Marian Clee Club took first place honors in the Music Festival held at Corpus Christi. Adding, to Marian's scholastic reputation, Firmin Hick- ey, a sophomore. brought recognition to the school by win- ning a medal for his knowledge on the subject of Texas History. In April. Marianites selected Pat Poye and Pat Montal- bo to represent them in competition against other Houston schools for Miss Naval R.O.T.C.', With the flowers and blooms of Mav came the fun and excitement of the annual spring prom held on May 7. 1957. at Houston Country Club. To cli- max the starlit evening, Donna Amason, a fresh- man, was crowned queen of the highlight event. The Colt baseball team ended its season with the best athletic record of any year. Top: Tea for the two l'at's, as Pat Pove and Pat Montalbo discuss their candidacy for Naval O. T. C. Queen. . .V . X I, Ev! r 9 in Q? T 1. Y? - 1 Q I ' 3 NS., 6? Susanne Dufresne, Bonnie Lee Sedita, Sandra Domin- guez, and Mary Clark were the Marianites running for Miss Baseball of 1957. Reminiscing the happy moment she was announced Prom Sweetheart is Donna Amason. Queen of the 1957 Prom. f'S 51 -I I!! contest. Chosen Outstanding Homemaker from Marian was Susan Fleck who participated in the University of Houston home economics Q' QN aw GN L f 1 ,

Page 92 text:

lx is Reigning over the Sodality-sponsored mission dance, Suzie Senac charms the court with her queenly manner. A dazzling smile portrays Pit Montalbos happiness as she represents Marian at the annual Sacred Heart May Fe te .fx ,Marmrzzfes change' dreams fa acfmfz as the X Q-g In recognition of their first T C I L Championship baseball players Willie Tinnell Scooter Schillacl and erry Patin present Nhrian with the A D1v1 sion trophy The thrill of success lights the hippy faces of Clare Keating Gayle Bruefwemqn Niau gene Corey and 0 Ann Budde as Nlr Ioseph Gillo director of the group admires the first place trophy won in Corpus Christi Fimim Hickey IS the proud recipient of the citizenship medal awarded b the Sons Y of the Republic of Texas my '83-M4--W4

Page 94 text:

vemfmm sparkles with Wil and ufisdam. jim Patzke portrays a belligerent student disrupting the class to harass Sistcr', during one of her first touching days. KN! 'i- yr . v U ' ' ,Q Mr. N. A. Welhoelter gives last minute instructions to Paul Gaidousek, who aided him in the presentation of the Junior Play. Q6 X i . -C . rv., fly Q -, W ,I , Q 5 .,.-ffffxi. , . 3 X ' I 1 QQ '. 4 X ' I l. t. Newly-professed Sisters, Dorothy ' 1 Breaux, Mary Alfano, Dorothy XVatZ- lavick, and Louise Loverde are The bishop and his at-ohtt- .mait the reception, as Grace Harpster, Amy Bruyere, received by Bishop Greg Murphy Barbara Noonan, and Pat Xlontalbo lmwoim- brides of Christ, and his server, jim Patzke. 90 . ,,f.. , A