Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

1 4'fw,,.+.-X Diadem PubHshed bythe Yearbook Skffof 'MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL BeHoHe,Texos VdumeHI 1959 I ' S x v 0 ' Q x S Q' , ff --4' . : 4.l.4' B1,' I 5 av Conducted by V Sisters of the Incarnclte Word and Blessed Sacrament ,Marian High Salma! Bishop old opens door to progress iw-w 723.3 ' i'h-uni 'Ihr fust htrrldm of Nlxrun H1 hs Lomplttron cunt when on A11 ust la 1933 Brshop Xl9I'lCll1Il Xold D D solemnlx ded1c1ted the school Progress IS man s d1Sf1DCt1X6 mark svmbohzmg all that he has hoped for yearned for and ultrmatelx achreved True progress 1S dynamrc pausmg not to glory 1n 1tS achlew ements but contmumg to bulld steadllv on to even hrgher goals The spark IH mans rntellect msprrmg h1m to sur mount the ordmary and prosarc IS the force whlch results m progress and 1n the assurance of a better l1fe 1n the future ThlS spark when appl1ed by the educators of the Cllveston drocese to the problem of madequate school flC1l1t1CS for the1r vouth lgfllted mto a momentous project the burldmg of three modern COGClL1Cdt101'11l plants of whxch NI 1I'111'l has the d1St1HCt1N8 trtle fzrst Just as 1n ltS 1ncept1on lwldfldfl became the hallmark of progress so too the students who entered as 1ts flrst treshmm cl us beclme lrnbued wrth thxs Splflt of growth transferrmg It 1nto all phases of thelr ln es socral athletic lcademrc and greatest of all splrltual Ex erv semor m I'CVl6XV11'1g thc exents of h1s four years lt Marlin sees m retrospect a p lthw av trodden wrth boundless futh bx ill concerned wlth thrs project of con structlon Among the memorles enshrmed m the hearts of all ue the v1s1on of Rex erend Xlother Xlarv Seb lstran who accepted the mxlhon dollar undert lkmg Wlth only farth for collater ll and the rnsprred leadershrp of Srster Mary Rosaru the fu st prmclpal School lox filtv IS deeply rooted IH the heart of exery true Xl1I'1dfl1t6 To the semors of 59 who have walked Xlarun s pathxx us durmg rts formatne xefzrs the d1ploma they recelxe xull be not merely a form but a sacred contract pledgmg them to strne for more and greater ac comphshments to honor the name of the school they helped burld from the ground up In thls spurt of progress and grou th the 1959 DIA DEM takes xou bx the hand and le ads xou down the xx ell traveled pathu us tlulx P-XTHXX AYS OF PROGRESS , . 2 ' , 1 Q , ' Ula' f l nw 4 2 r, s , . ki 5 v , ffl f ,. . 3 V V, T . , . . . . . 5 1 ' L s 3 v . 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Marian begins educational venture T Eager freshmen of M 1955 M a u r e e n u1nn G e o r g e Broesche Ann Far rell Herman Cul m e r a n d P a t Davldson anxlously scan the1r new books on reglstra 'E t1on day 4115- In four years Marxan Hlgh School has progressed from a dream m the mmds of deslgners to an 1nst1tut1on bearmg the stamp of approval of the state accred1tat1on agency Maman took 1ts fxrst mfant step on August 15 1955 when Reverend Wendelm I Nold D D b1shop of Calves ton dedlcated the school to Our Blessed Mother 1n honor of the Maman year On September 8 1955 Slster Mary Rosarxa and her twelve member faculty together Wlth Rev erend Vlncent Thompson C S B as guldance counselor met 1n assembly w1th the 275 freshmen and sophomores to usher m the 0ff1C1al school year Senlor students nostal glcally recall such occaslons as trudgmg over temporary plank sldewalks selectlng the team s nlckname and elect 1ng the cheerleaders In December Marlan was presented Wlth an Amer1 can flag whlch had once flown over the natlons capltol Meanwhlle tradltlons m the form of the Chrlstmas Cantata a sprmg prom and bl monthly sock hops were establ1shed by the Student Councll The Colts football basketball and baseball teams fmlshed their 1n1t1al seasons w1th an ac cumulatlon of losses Fall of 1906 brought the total enrollment to 368 students wlth a mneteen member faculty Home and school relahons were cemented bv the organlzatnon of the PTA headed bv Nlr Alhe Bobb1tt Colt gndders putt1ng to good use the experlence gauned the year be fore came up wlth a 5 3 7 season and an all state quarter back Gene Ceglelskl Theu record lus Pat Montalbos wmnmg of the Kmghts of Colum us Texas Hlstory essay contest helped to establlsh Nlilfldfl among the other h1gh schools of the clty The flrst lssue of the yearbook went to press durmg the year Q all YSBAVF- V' Spectators watch Wllh pnde as the Amencan flag, donated by the Kmghts of Columbus, 15 raxsed above Maman 111 1955 5 0 O 0 O O 0 . wa., '51 I . 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W 8 P' iv. . fri' . . . f- A I x X . . . . . . . 1 . . . , . . . , , I Q School passes ,Mb ' K 'Z' X I5 'lf if milestone of accreditation Y oe Colonnetta and Pit Spluldmg portrly the Holy Flmily while the Three Kings Eddie SILLO erry Keefc ind Tom Brucks pay homi c to the New born Kmg in A Story of Chrlstmls the Glu Clubs flrst cmtitl Mervm Albert Marians first graduate received his diploma The Christmas season was sad dened by the death of Francis Camp bell, a junior at Marian. Late i January the Marian Honor Socie was established with a 9073 averag over the semester and recommenda tion of the faculty requirements fo membership. Winding up their sec ond season, the Colts won the AA di vision championship of the T.C.I.L Baseball Tournament and brough home Ma1ian's first athletic trophy. Marian's third year saw the instal lation of a new principal, Sister Ma Ioan, and a new guidance counselor Reverend E. A. Heyck, C.S.B. Th year was memorable for the forma tion of the first senior class, organiza tion of the Senior Council, an opening of the west wing of th building to accommodate the SOZ in crease of enrollment. Marian students sorrowfully re ceived the news that Mr Delan Ryan a former teacher at Marian had died in Korea The announce ment of Marians accreditation ch maxed the 1958 school year Many firsts marked Marian s fourt vear among which were the orgam zation of the Pep Club the publica tion of The Marian Echo Semo Appreciation Dav the pett1co'1t foot ball game and the alumnl Home coming dance Three Colt footbal plavers Willie Tmnell Scooter Schil laci and Felix Reynosa were name on the Catholic Al1D1str1ct Team v-4 hp? if aw Congratulitions ire in ordtr siys Nlotlier Xlrry Sebastiln to Sister Nliry om is they reid the letter of iccreditition iw lrclcd Nlirian H1 h 7 . , . . . I . . . , X . . , J 7 I ' . 2 2 ff z ' 1 - ' , , ' ' '. .. , . . , i' 7 ., . , I ' -, . , 4 iq r - . . . . . 14 1 . 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X A 1 f , - I z a 1 - 1 2 '- r a 'a X . z A g . . embarks on diverse pathways PATHWAYS OF ENLIGHTENMENT Admlnlstratlon Academics PATHWAYS OF ACHIEVEMENT Seniors Honorarles Classes PATHWAYS OF PARTICIPATION PATHWAYS OF UNITY Actlvltles PATHWAYS OF EXCELLENCE Athletics PATHWAYS OF SUCCESS Patrons Advertisers Fmale Index Autographs I 73 O 0 O O 8 0 O O O O O Q O O 0 O O O O 6 O O O 9 O O 5 ' I8 O O 0 O O O O O O O 0 6 O O 6 ' 30 O O O O O O O O 0 ' 50 6 O O 0 O O O O 0 Q O O O O rgamzatlons . . . . . . . . . 0 ' ' 80 O O O Q O O O O 6 0 0 0 O Q Q O ' ' ' I02 O 0 O O ' I26 O O 0 0 9 O O 0 O O Q 0 O O 6 O O O O O 0 ' I50 O Q O O O O ' I68 O 0 Q O 0 0 O O O O O O Q O O at ' 1 f K' sf,Qzj'fH?V 'k,.v,v. if A -J qw' .V is ,Mn- X W x fi X FK Pntn Ways of Enlightenment ' 9 Administrators guide REVEREND EUGENE A. .ag A ,if ' 935 yi , ,., we 'I K H f in ., , v'j5Zii bs HEYCK, C. S. B. A second Pastor to many Mari- anites, Father Hevck is invaluable to students and facultv members both for his wide range of knowledge and his warm understanding of the prob- lems of young people. Bv his 'Kopen-door policv, Father invites all the students to visit his office at any time for a friendly chat or a serious discussion of their problems. During the course of the veal' he insures individual contact with every student through his religion classes, which progress from simple Catholic doctrine for freshmen and sopho- mores to more difficult theology for juniors and finally the senior level marriage course. Father, a graduate of Rice Insti- tute and the University of Toronto, is well-qualified to perform an im- portant service to upperclassmen- that of guiding them into the college or career suited to their abilities. I ,ixfxijiff . 5 59' -F' sl F I :V-9. . REVEREND EUGENE A. HEYCK, C.S.B. Guidance Counselor !'yI and inspire Marianites SISTER MARY JOAN Coordinating the activities of five hundred students, together with guiding a twenty-member faculty, is an exacting round the clock occupa- tion. Yet Sister Mary Joan, while deftly discharging the details of her office, teaches the fundamentals of government to her senior students. Her debate team carries the knowl- edge attained in the classroom into the discussion forum where extempo- raneous thinking is a premium. Practicality is the keynote of Sis- teris classes in home economics, a course which is fundamental, ac- cording to Sister Mary joan, because the majority of girls will find their vocation in the married state. Sister also sponsors the National Honor Society. Q SISTER MARY IOAN Principal SISTER MARY CAMILLUS Since the School's opening in 1955, Sister Mary Camillus has typified the spirit of Marian to all visitors and students who have been re- ceived by her friendly manner. This year, having relinquished the ex- ternal duties of her office to Mrs. -I. D. Pickell in order to devote more time to the business affairs of the school and the convent, Sister is a welcome sight on her trips to Marian where she imparts her business like manner to her student typists. SISTER MARY CAMILLUS Registrar A high school, like any other or- ganization, cannot succeed without a highly-skilled team of administra- tors at the helm. At Marian this team is comprised of Sister Mary Ioan, principal, Reverend Eugene Heyck, C. S. B., guidance counselor, and Sister Mary Camillus, registrar. ll Facult SISTER MARY JOSEPH The number of alumnl who have come to thank S1ster Mary Joseph for her guldance attests to her ab1l1ty as an Engllsh teacher The beautlful llbrary whlch was glven h1gh pralse ln the accredltatlon VlS1t IS under her superv1s1on S1ster Nlary Joseph also spends many hours d1I'6Ct1l'lg the work of the Dwdem staff 12 SISTER MARY ROSARIA As flrst pr1nc1pal of Marlan S1ster Mary Rosarla has endeared herself to all through her cheerfulness and understandmg She has remamed ID close contact wlth the students through the actlvltxes she sponsors the Latln Club the Student Councll and the Sodallty In her Latm and government classes S1ster encour ages her students to prepare for the future by galnmg knowledge of the past and present SISTER MARY VINCENT Protractor compass and stralght edge are S1ster Marv Vmcents standard eqtupment ts she mstructs her algebra geometry and tugo nometrv cllsses ln solx mg unknowns md ln underst lndmg loglc 1n two dlmenslonal form At sock hops S15 tu IS seen g1eet1ng the students xxlule It sports ex ents the te lms flnd he-1 in ardent supporter 43. of , Q iff ' avi. M l ' :Sw ' 3. l E if l ......l.,i. 5 1 1 -- If t V g iv Q Q f I 1 1 tr LA Q: , tem. f kfr- I - ' 'L V 7s.M6'm.am- r If ,,,,:,,.-' 7 , , - 1 , - , 4' - SISTER NIARY CABRINI Facult SISTER MARY ANNETTA An 0lltStlI1CllI1g example of school Splflt fmd foothlll ?I1tl1llSllSITl com hlned wrth ClXDlfTllC cncrgx IS Srster Nlarv Annetta Her xarlous projects Rocket Soc1etx and the cheer x'IdI'llH students proud of thelr 1m ortant thin the Pep Club The the Semor Councll leaders have gnen good re lson to he school Ewen more p her outslde act1x1t1es IS the sound fOllDCl8t1OIl she gnes students rn the sclences hlologx chemxstrx and physlcs lil ig H43 SISTER NIIRIANI Engllsh Litrn 'md rel1g1on 'fre 111 eluded 1n Slbtel XIITIJITI s ClCITl1HLl1I'lg schedule She frnds trmc to lend 1 lltlplllg lr md to all who seek h nd whether lt he to flllll 1 lost rcfcrcncc or sxmplx to lsk for further 1nst1uct1on Slster Nlarv Cahrlnr IS known for her calm happx smrle In 1 dav croxwdcd xuth p11no NOICC and choral lessons 'dong xx 1th a class ln buslness math S1ster rachates a dedl catron to beautrful musrc and 1n splres her students to the loxe 'md apprecrltlon of the chant ix Q2 Facult SISTER MARY BENEDICT S1ster Mary Benedlcts versatlle per sonahty quahfxes her equally well as head of the Industrlal Arts depart ment and as a teacher of algebra Aslde from her wood and metal shop classes S1ster teaches mechanlcal drawmg Her helplng hand IS al Ways ready to g1V6 a f1n1sh1ng touch to a students current prolect 0.9 SISTER MARY MICHAEL AND SISTER MARY ROSEANNE The two faculty members frequently seen In the corrl dors by the students are S1ster Xlary Roseanne and S1ster Mary Mlchael The freshmen and sophomores conslder themselves fortunate to have these young nuns as re l1g1on teachers Other students can appreclate the ap proprlate dlsplays and bulletms arranged by these slsters . ., . 3 , . . Lg. I 1' . if . Facult SISTER MARY FIDELIS Sister Mary Fidelis helps art stu- dents overcome their difficulties with pen and paintsi' to find a new expression for their thoughts. Al- though art is Sister's favorite subject, she stimulates the freshmen and sophomores to progress in their study of English grammar and literature. SISTER MARY PETER CLAVER brisk walk and a ready smile are the trademarks of Marv Peter Claver. Her diminutive size belies her erlences in varied fields of knowledge. In her as Spanish, biology, and religion teacher she the interest of the student by her ability to a hard course enjoyable. Sister can also be found XVednesday afternoon acting as Spiritual Director of Lady of Knock Praesidium of the Legion of Mary. iii: ll I Q . . MR, ELMER BACHE Before he joined the Marian faculty, Mr. Bache gained first hand knowl- edge of the intricate workings of the business world through his experi- ence in the fields of insurance, real estate, and oil. He is now using this knowledge to help history students better understand the world in which they live. High regard is also placed on his work as assist- ant coach. ,4 . 'Jag' 1:1 Faculty MR. GENE ACLETON Physical education and algebra classes fill Mr. Agleton's daily sched- ule. But after 3 o'clock, head coach Agleton directs the tactics and plays of the Marian High football, base- ball, and basketball teams. Both on the field and in the classroom he has the faculty of drawing out the best in a person and in so doing pro- duces top flight athletes and top notch students. SISTER MARY CARMELITA Sister Mary Carmehtas diversified interests include typ ing religion Joumahsm shorthand and world history Under her sponsorship the journalism class publishes the newly organized newspaper The Marum Echo . . x . . . . . 7 7 2 7 ' . f , . Facult NIRS BERNICE KEATINC M15 Bermce Keatlng le ids the 111 qunmg mmds of the fltshmen md sophomores down the plths out hned bv the gr lmmar md l1te1 1tu1e textbooks In ZldCl1t1Ol'! her lnttrest IH chess has prompted her to sponsor .1 chess club to promote the glme MRS VEDA MIDDLETON The mstructor chosen to head the grrls physlcal tramlng program IS Mrs Veta Mlddleton Dllflllg her two year stay at Marlan she has dlscovered rn manv glrls 'ln unper C6lV6d mterest ln sports The many trlps she has sponsored have made her a favorlte wlth the glrls on the teams bn Yi Yin MR CHARLES OLSON Although he IS .1 new member of the flculty Ndr Olson has gamed the es teem and respect of Nlarmn students In .1dd1t1on to hls regul xr classes of world h1St0I'y, blology, and phy Sl cal education, Mr. Olson is freshman coach and a wholeheaned booster of all varsity teams. Religion means reality to Marlanltes 'qi 5 'l-mrs.-sig Truth from the hegmnmg of tlme man has sought lfter truth Nlarlamtes dCS1I'lHg to attam th1s urtue progress fl om the s1mpl1f1ed studv of the NI iss on through to the commandments and apologetlcs and flnallv to preparatory courses for maruage and busmess careers Freshmen and sophomores study the use of the mlssal and the manlfold 1mpl1cat1ons of the laws of the1r hves the Ten Commandments Iunlor and sen1or courses are progresslons toward entrance mto the adult xx orld where fundamental know ledge IS CSSCHt11l At VdI'lOl.lS t1mes durlng the vear senlors are v1s1ted hx pnests and busmess men who dlscuss wlth them thelr cholce of Vocatlons Communzcation Mastexv of the Engllsh language IS the a1m of the Enghsh course whxch cons1sts of gram mar vocabulary study and llt6ldtl1IAC Freshmen embark on a launt to Treasure Island VlS1t ancxent Italy IH The Merchant of Venzee and saxl wxth the Anczent Marmer Iulms Caesar and A Tale of Two Cmes are the mayor hterux btllCll6S of sophomores whlle junlors ponder over the outcome of Hmthornes The House of the Seuen Students of fourth year Enghsh fmd the xx ntmg of o11g1n1l short stones an lI'1tCI'CStlHg Cl1V6I'SlOH rfter 'ln ln tenslxe study of gr Immar and composltlon L zter Englzsh Vozces spelks to the SGUIOIS 1n the words of Beowulf Macbeth and Esmond Freshman rellglon students Llndi Cflthcart Mlchael Streclsfus and Ina d Aqumo tour the sacnsty of the ch lpol for '1 closer loolx it the vestments used 1n the Holy Sacnflce Enthralled vuth the 90l8lTlI11f18S connected vuth the eleetlon of a new Pope, 1llI'1l0I'S Martha Nlehaffy, Anna Nlarxe Bono, and Nlartlm C0l'l11SlxCy explore papal lxtera The school prayer as found 1n the lobby, catches the eye of freshmen Anne Tanner and Mlchael Cruy ture whlle XVd1t1I'lg for the flrst words of Pope lohn XXIII to be broadcast over transoceamc radlo l 8 0 0 , , , Avilfre - fl ' fl ' ' ' .8 V, . 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A N' 'flu N, ,- Q J' . . . . ., WN by it 94 4 A - 1 C . . x i Wi' Amazed freshmen clwcoxer just One more of the mim l-lL1lltlCS fn nllblc for tlmclr nie 1n thf nous plpcr flles of the lllurzrx Ilglsfcl xuth tlns fmd are Lmcll Cathcmrt Anthony Xnnto md Sim my Xlmdola Experiment paves way to knowledge Q Xvlth calculated accuricy Marllyn Salerno Pat OShaughnessy and Chns Carmouche experlment wrth chemlcals is , l Physxcs students Betsy Reed Anne Cox and Pull Gon7ales flmrlxarlze them selves wlth the ipparatus bf fore begmnlng fllell' experlment 20 Experzment through experl ment sclence corrects the old con v1ct1ons and subshtutes modern theorres Students embark on then exploratlons 1nto the SC16Dt1f1C world by the study of brology The prob mg eye of the m1croscope reveals to them the myster1es of hfe rtself Fresh from thexr blOlOglCHl exper1 ences second year SCICDCC students dlg 1nto the realm of chemlshy At f1rst formulas seem to defy under standmg when read from a book but as test tubes are heated and the1r contents umted famlllar forms are ldentlfled Further progresslon mto sclence IS clxmaxed by the lntrlgulng forces of motlon and speed developed ID physlcs Precrszon used bv math stu dents preclslon enables them to solve the mysterles of numbers Wh1Ch prove so lmportant xn everyday hfe Freshmen and junlors ahke are dazed as they search for the un known Xs necessary to complete the puzzhng years of Algebra I and II To mexperlenced freshmen X conceals an unknown number only but 1un1ors prev1ously acquamted Wlth the mvsterlous Mr X well know the slgnlflcance of th1s de ce1v1ng letter Soon freshmen w1ll reahze that Y equals many mghts of study concentratlon and plam hard work But just try convlnclng a geome trv student that algebra IS more comphcated and a small c1v1l war IS started Armed wlth only compass and ruler these sophomores are pre pared to defend each theorem and to protect thelr trlangles crrcles and squares from ex erv angle Senlors alone have the rlght to complam for tr1g comblnes the angles of geometry w1th the un knowns of algebra to produce a se mesters vsork that would stagger anv buddmg E1nste1n o 3 , . 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V fi h s ff I lj A Civics students review judicial action From the hopper to the vlce presldents desk cxpluns P1tM1lon1 to lo Ann Kelnar Raymond Grant 'Ind Sally Hogan IS hc cnumerates the flftccn steps tow urds making a bill 1 law Government students Pat Hoelscher and john Keyser get an mslde view of the Whlte House fa as I 957 nil' 22 Progress hlstory takes us out of the narrowness and commonplace of eve1 day llfe showmg us the wonder ful panorama of man 1n h1s slow ascent from earllest savagery to our modern c1v1l1zat1on Freshmen begmmng w1th the struggles of pr1m1t1ve man as he ventured from the darkness of lgnorance trace his development through wars conquests and new d1s coverles ln VVorld H1story Bflnglllg th1s advancement closer to home sophomores ghmpse the background of OUI own country creatlng a new lnterest 1n ltS affalrs today A complete study of our government lncludlng the constructlon of the const1tut1on fllls yet another cou1se ln h1sto1y offered to 1un1o1s and sen1o1s To round off the hlstoly courses those students xnterested 1n our own states growth have the opportumtv of studymg Tex is Hlstorv seplratmg forelgn COllIlt11CS and estabhsh better under standmg between people of d1ffe1ent nat1ons Along the Kmg s H zghuofly Spanlsh students stumble across lrregulal verbs whlle second year tl 1nsl1t1ons reveal the mysterlous legends of South Ameucm countr1es and brmgs to l1ght the charmmg customs of the Sp 1n1sh Lat1n scholars look upon Cl6ClCI'lS1OI1S xx 1th dismay but translated mvths of the Rom in gods furnish mterestmg d1ve1s1ons Latln ll students IGVICW Calllc wlrs whlle more advanced scholars tlanslite the works of Homer and Vlfgll u . 1. x 4 V n x Y I . 1 D ' , 1 . 1 1 h 1 , 1 , 1 Gt- 1 . ,IP Q s I a ' ' er's ' 1 ' ' ' ' - -t .laviszlssipv , ' i .. . - - - - '-if Leif' Of a t l I U . l H . , t V n 1 K , 1, - Q ' , - I 3 , . 7 ' . lk ' . , r 7 , f ii of 1 1 ' fe SQ igg Understanding . . . languages break the barner as A k 1 ' . . ' ,, A , A, ' ' am w r .fl ' - L l 1 L V ' ' .2 3 ' W, g -, 2: 1 Q I 4 t I . . . ' V l. 1 L ' 'fi ' ' z . V jH,.,,W Languages and In communications nr-N L- SPlI1lSl'l students Robert Gonzales Elle-on Nhhonfsy and Nlary o L1Corte d1splQy symbols and handlcraft of Old Nl6X1C0 1tr1ot1s1n looms hlgh m language classes 'is demonstrated by ohn Doyle Tom Loesh ind Rle Holy who recxte the Pledgs of Alleglance m L'1t1n I X jcffrcy LLXNIS flncls lt dlff-lLlllt to lx SCI'10llS as he looks upon Ll1QI'llflLLl Stgplmn Hllfflb .md Busy Bdllm stark xn the Llmth sncne from Julius Caesar Speed accuracy necessary In buslness Times running ont and typists Indy Scpic Bill Clfmtzberg .ohn Tnmovuski 'md Putty Day rush to complctc their assignments. Profzczency typing and shorthand students fum for speed fxnd accuiacv qualities that ale essentml in the business world Eager typlsts flnd thlt thev must lelrn the ilphlbet 111 ovei lgun this time xuth then fingers Go 11s set It flfty Wol ds a mlnnte compel fingers to tlx IH smoothness md prcclsion Shoith md students xftu lbilllllig tht fund lmcnt 11s xpply their ncwlv 1C.qllll6Ll knowledge to note tlklng Creatzue genius vsoxkmg with then h lnds XI H1111 students tlke steps to lchlcvemcnt tlnongh II1l1UStIl 11 Aits The xx OI ld h 15 pioglcssed fl om cwes to slo SCI lpers from bridges of swinging boughs to webs of stcel A thex maxel It these idvmcemcnts Indnstull Arts stu dents prep ue to COl'ltlll3lltC than St0IL of knowledge to thls VKC1ltll of CYPSIICDCC VVood shop wls tht sole colnsc offend IH this dc partment m 1955 Since then met 11 shop md mcch 1n1c1l dl ming hive been lddcd to the IGQU1 u school cnrucu the11 c1eat1ve 1b111t1es W. s--1....,,u O O o o , 1 s ' 1 ' T C A N 1 - I . . 1 I 1 .K . . 1 Y A 2 . 1 . l I 2 z 2 1 ' 1 1' , ' 1' f ' .' 1' z I . 2 Q 'V' 1' a'z' l u' ,i r v 2 1 ' - v s l ' H ' f ' 1 .',yz z . . l A, K. 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Industrial studies develop creative ablllt '4l5lW3 2 1 -1 411616 Accumcy to the nth degree ls the goal of Vlfgll Brimlet md Clthy Doyle IS thcy dr uv ln lSSlg'DCd plate The splrlxs 550 flyxng IS Buddy Bqllsgh Cam Tlu bodz mx und Tommy Slu mr txper the stul rod f021p0mf Do you tlunlx 1ts hmvy Cll0Ll!,7llD questlons Anthony Ruffmo IS nmcs Koons seluts the proper saw keg Q3 25 Talent revealed through art and music 0 n-,,-1 ,.-ff --...QQQQJEK -Xrt students XI1df,11l'16 XIcDon1lcl Petc Honsn Ixltlw XIITSIIIH md I lrrx Bennett use Niuy Lou OXUHS fflnnlnr flcc for 1 eh illnn mg lSSlgl'lIl1CI1t Suzy Ayer and Sharon Chfford t1Ck1C the lvones 1n a hvely duet lil?-'XXX' ...L Outstandmg vocahsts 0 Anne Budde 'md Bonme Lee Ser chta ham1on1ze to the musxc of Nhugene Corev 26 I 5 P ' m V ,' 4 . S A ' ' Q' I 4, 43 ,zmf A ' H QWQ f - '- fp V g ,A V 1,1 s' V A q n K , V , .. A, , .. ,A A Q ' -' ' ..k. V .- , E' yreh ' R' 11 I 5 I V . ' xUi' L ' i K K I kvkkr , ' , . 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Seamstresses and cagers rely on skill Sd etprcsszon Through tht ITl6CllllfI1Of nt md musle students render therr lnterpretxtlons of hfe The lrt dep lrtment dneets these ex press1ons mto correct chmnels through 1I'lSPll'ltlOH md strmul 1t1on Students dellght 1n usmg n ltllILS own wonders IS models for then dr lwmgs md pleees of sculpture From 1ts fnst velr Munn hns bolsted 1 well rounded muslc de plrtment of WOICC plano md stu dent chorus Each xeflr YTIIISIC ll pro grams ittest to the students per sex erence md developmg tllent F ztness Home Economres rand phVS1Cll 6Cll1C2lt1OI'l equlp the stu dents for the prfnctlcll srde of hfc pTOVlCllHg the fund lmentll skllls tm be use d ID then future voe ltlons XVell equlppt d kltehens nc put to good use 'ls the students whrp up delectable drshes th It would ple lse even the most f1fllCkX lppetltes In thelr sewmg ellss the gn ls lewrn the ldxmtlges of supplementmg then w Irdrobes w 1th thelr own creltlons Through these leeomphshments glTlS PIONC themsclxes well lble to mike 1 house 1 home Fnst hmd experlcnec m sports tclehes Xlurm students thlt eleh member of 1 te lm COHtI'1l5lltCS to the fm ll outeome The sportsmnnshlp le lrned bx pntlelpltlon shows stu dents thlt domg then best wlll tlke tht blttcrncss from deft lt or wrll add to tht lox of wmnmg S .Z ink --...N f -'fe 0 rw Af' Found m a sucky srtuahon Cathy Patronellfl prepares another task for Dorothy C'm1son s steady hinds In gmfffeg sf ai, Polsed for letlon Bemlrd Covernile Hurry Xondv Thom IS XIeDowell Eddie L1 Fleur md Stanley Boris twut the toss of ullns Cnrrero IS the photogra phcr e utehes 1 blrd s eye vlew 27 V, W . 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X H ed IW Pathways ef Aehieeemeuf 29 Seniors view year with expectation Seated Gayle Brueggeman anean Coffman Katre Meeks Barbara Cook Lmda Wanstrath Sue Breaux Standing Ben Olmstead Frank McKeown Clare Keatmg Scooter Schrllacr Drck Sensat Embarkmg on the fmal year of hrgh school senlors stepped onto the1r merry go round of act1v1t1es wlth the receptlon of senlor rlngs Offlclally marked wrth the seal of a true senlor the class plunged 1DtO the year wlth the prlde of achlevement As the year progressed Senlor Appreclatlon Day mterruptmg the routme of school hfe lauded senlors for therr cooperatron November saw the senlors off to the Dallas Falr where they d1d the rounds of exh1b1ts and mldwa at tractlons The sound of the tram Wl'1lStl6 broug t a scurry of feet as .1 fmale to the senior trlp Amld the soft hghts and dreamy muslc senlors danced t1ll the wee hours of the nlght at the Semor Prom Smrlmp now udy Harns feels the sudden rush of prrde as she recexves her senror rmg from Father Heyck 1 a v ' ' ' , . 3 7 9 7 c E- ..r J I. . 1 . . . aim high for achievement JOE AMELANG St. Anne Marian Honor Society 24 National Honor Society 3g Stu- dent Council lg Red Cross 1, 2 iPresiclent Ilg Cheer- leader 1, 2, 4. SHEILA ARMSTRONG St. Vincent de Paul Sodality 2, 3g Legion of Mary 1, 2, CSecretary, Vice- President 235 Glee Club 1, 35 DIADEM 3, 4g Pep Club 45 Debate 2g Red Cross 1, 2, CVice-President ll, fPresi- dent 235 Poster Club 1, 2, 3g Bowling 2. HENRY AZIOS St Anne ECHO 4 Red Cross 1 2 Sp'1n1sh Club 1 2 CAROLYN BELANCER St Theresa Nianm Honor Society 2 lN1t1on1l Honor Society 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 ECHO 4 Red Cross 3 Pep Club 4 Spfimsh Club 2 BUDDY BELISCH St M zchael Baseball 4 LARRY BENNETT Holy Ghost CAROL BERNIAN St Anne Sodalitv 3 Clee Club '3 4 Pep Club 4 BEAU BOBBITI' Xiiri ln Honor Societw 7 Scruor Council fPrcs1clentJ Dcbitc Club 3 Latin Club 3 fPrcs1cl1 nt 39 Rocket Society 3 4 fX1cePrcs1dcnt 3 4J Golf 3 4 9 ,J - ,- '. C . '.' ' . i Q , 1 1 , , 1 7 3 7 9 l 7 3 . . L ,-9 -,Q . St.Cec1lza .La . 3 gi 4 H, .. 9 i. .xv Y'- 1.4 1 ,'v1 a 1 y - pirit of Christmastide SUE ANN BREAUX St Vmcent de Paul Sodwhty 2 Athletxc Club 2 3 fV1C6 Pres1dent 21 Glee Club 1 2 Student COLlflC1l 4 lTreasurerl Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1 2 fTreasurer 21 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 4 GEORGE BROESCHE St Vmcent de Paul Red Cross 1 Bowllng 1 2 3 4 GAYLE BRUEGGEMAN St Vzchael Nieman Honor SOC16ty 2 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Sodahty 7 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 DIADENI 3 4 dent Counc1l 1 4 Pep Club 4 Athletxc Club 3 Lrbrary Clubl 7 Basketball B 3 IO ANN BUDDE St Vmcent de Paul Sodllxty 7 3 4 Glee Club 7 3 4 Leglon of Nlary 2 DI-KDE V 4 Pep Club 4 L1brary Club 2 3 Poster Club 3 ALINE BONNETTE St. Anne Glee Club 1, 2. MARY ANN BORIS Holy Ghost Marian Honor Society 25 National Honor Society 3g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 4. VIRGIL BRAMLET Blessed Sacrament Legion of Mary 1 Glee Club 1 Football A 1 Baseball 4 VIRGINIA LESLIE BRANCH St Anne Nauonal Honor Soclety 4 ECHO 4 Pep Club 4 Basket ba A 4 . .. ,, , , ,2, 4 , , , H.. ,, C 3 J 7 - 3 , , , S Q , , , , , , , , - , , , , - A C 3 3 D -, ,,,, A ,,Stu- y , 5 5 . I M .. U 9 J ' 1 -1, , , -, , S 1 a A 1 a a , Q R 1 , l , spotlights senior santas SHARON BUMBERA Holy Ghost Natlonal Honor SOC16ty 4 Sodahty 1 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 ECHO 4 Pep Club 4 Llbmy Club 1 2 PHYLLIS BURGER St Vmcent de Paul Glee Club 2 Pep Club 4 SAMMY CALDABERA St Anne ECHO 4 ANTHONY CAMPISE St Anne 'li Baseball 4 You re all full of hot our Lstlmates Puck Elsfr as he eyes the progress of Shelli Sc'1n1o and Sam Iacono ln the balloon blowmg contest 33 O O ' ' 3 ' I, , , 5 - t Q , , , 4 4 4 , . 4 . ' . Q Q . ' 'A 3 l Dust flies as rodders ANTOINETTE CAMPISE St Anne Student Council 1 Clee Club 1 2 Baseball 2 Volley ball 2 KATHLEEN CAREY St Anne National Honor SOC16ty 3 4 Sodal1ty 3 Pep Club 4 Clee Club 1 3 4 Bowling 1 4 34 EUGENE CEGIELSKI Blessed Sacrament Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball B 1 Baseball 1 MARY CLARK Corpus C hrzstz Leglon of Mary 1 2 3 Sodahty 2 3 Clee Club 1 2 ECHO 4 Senior Counc1l Pep Club 4 PAT CLAYTON C orpus C hrwtz Sodahty 2 3 Clee Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1- Lxbrary Club 3. IANEAN COFFMAN St. Michael Sodality 4' Clee Club 3- DIADEM 4' Student Coun- ci.l 4 CSecretaryD- Pep Club 4- Athletic Club 3 - Basketball A 3' Volleyball 4- Bowling 3. LORETTA CONES St. Cecilia Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ECHO 4, Pep Club 45 Debate Club 1, 2. SKIPPER CONLON St. Anne Student Council lg Debate Club 2, 45 ECHO 44 Spanish Club 1. qult senior parking lot BILL DAVIDSON St Peter the Apostle ECHO4 Spamsh Club 2 4 Basketball B 2 Track 2 PAT DAVIDSON St Vzncent de Paul lNl'lI'1lIl Honor Souety 2 IN ltlonll Honor SOClCf.'y 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Latm Club 3 4 Blslcetball RUTH ANNE DONOHUE St Ceczlza Soclalxty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 2 BURCH DOWNVIAN St John the Dzmne 'ta JOE cooNEY St Anne Glee Clubl 2 3 Leglon of Maxy2 3 4 fTreasurer 3 4? Lxbrary Club 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 Tech ru 1an 1 2 3 4 ANNE COX Maman Honor SOCl8ty 2 Natlonal Honor SOClety 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 Clee Club 1 2 3 Debate Club 4 Pep Club 4 Llbrary Club 1 2 AW fe W' 1 4 , f I . 'P f X ., NQQQ ff' 1 Isf? W S0 I fx X 1 b 11 SQ 4-f 150+ Q .42 3 lil ' 35 Cramming adds interest to dull CATHY DOYLE Sf. Michael :M Marian Honor Society 24 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Latin Club 3, 4. CG vi JOAN EASLEY Holy Ghost National Honor Society 3 4- Sodality 3 4' Glee Club 3- DIADEM 4- Pep Club 4. WALTER EHRHARDT St Vmcent de Paul ,,,,.. Spamsh Club 3 Football A 3 4 Bowlmg 2 RICK EISER St Mwhwl Leg1on of Mary 2 DIADEM 2 ECHO 4 Debate Club 3 Snacking while stuyclin SfIl10I'5 Henry AZIOS Slielll Armstrong and Luulle Spnnella bone up on coming classes -qi 36 ll ' l l 5 H U , 5 ' - l 2, ', 4- 9 , .5 i l A ' 3 X l V x L 7 3, ' r routine of preparedness ANN FARRELL St. Vincent de Paul Marian Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 3, 4g Sodality 2, 3, 4, C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, DIADEM 45 Pep Club 4, Athletic Club 35 Red Cross 1, 2, 3. JUDY FLANAGAN Holy Ghost Sodality 3, 4, Clee Club 3, ECHO 4, Pep Club 4, QPresi- dent 4lg Athletic Club 3, 4, Baseball 3, 45 Senior Council. PATTI F LECK St Michael SOClal1i:y 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 DIADEM 4 Pep Club 4 L1brary Club 2 IACQUELINE FRITZ Holy Ghost Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 At1116t1C Club 3 4 Basketball B 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Volleyblll 4 Bowling 2 LINDA GANTT C ofpus C hnstz Sodallty 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 ECHO 4 Pep Club Latin Club 4 ANTHONY GARGOTTA Holy Ghost Maman Honor SOClBty 2 Nlatlonal Society 3 Debate Club 3 JANICE CIAMNIALVA St Anne Glee Club 3 Legion of Xlary 3 Pep Club 4 Corpus Christi Ximln Honor Bounty 7 Natxonil Honor Socitty 3 4 Clce Club 1 7 Dcbitc Club 1 Red Cross 1 Spanish Club 2 Basketball B 1 2 3 Track 2 Chtcrleader 2 4 Outstanding Sophomore S f y 3 S S S , v , Z l . H H 7 3 3 ! 7 i Y 1 5 . 4 , , 9 , 4, S A S 5 - 2 ' DENNIS CIUFFRE . L 1 . - - L., . . L ' ' , Q 2 , Q., - 1 - 5 ' 9 , l I , , H . . . . . . ,, . , y y ' v a y Q ' ood prevails In senior minds PAT CRUY St M zchael Maman Honor Socxety 2 Natmnal Honor SOC1ety 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 JUDY HARRIS St Rose of Lzma IOLENE GRAHAM St Anne Sodahty 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 2 3 Lxbrary Club 2 Athleuc Club 2 Poster Club 4 Baseball 2 4 Bowlmg 2 4 Spamsh Club 4 DGEDWARD CREER St Ceczlza Maman Honor SOC1Bty 2 Nauonal Honor SOC'l6t'y 3 Semor Counc1l CTreasurerl Debate Club 2 3 Rocket SOClCty 3 4 fV1cePres1dent3 45 Teruusl 2 3 4 Sodallty 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 At1'1l6t1C Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 Bowlmg 1 Volleyball 2 3 Baseball 1 PHILL HAUCHEY Holy Ghost DAVID HAYNES St Vmcent de Paul Nhrmn Honor Souety 2 Natxonal Honor SOC16lfy 3 Glee Club 2 Llbrflry Club l 2 Sparush Club l 2 Technlcx ln 1 4 Flre Cluef 4 l - V4 f JJ m5 m !.5f52 23 X M -441 As.. O O O O S v , 5 , 1 S S 5 1 ,S ,S - Q S 1 , v a a ' x S 1 7 1 ' . 5 ,S y yi , ,Z ' 4 , ,4 ,, ,4s 4 5 ,s ,2, 3,4. lc . ' 'g ' ,4g 4 S ,P ' y S ' 2 ,g . . 'il 4, f'. Alf' ,, 5 ,-- jf. .51-I Digi' :K V -5 1 ... 0 ' . ll Q , . z-., , --' S . at sound of the recess bell PAT HOELSCHER St Vmcent de Paul Maman Honor Soclety 2 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 lTreasurer 42 Clee Club 1 2 DIADEM 3 4 Seruor Councml Pep Club 4 Llbrarv Club 1 2 Leglon of Mary 2 Bowlmg 1 2 Red Cross 3 ANNETTE HORSCH Corpus Chrzsti DON HUDCIN9 Qt Coczlza Litin Club 3 4' Footlrlll A g 3- Trio' - Tech- niciwn 3' Rocket Society 3. SANI IACONO Holy Ghost ECHO 4' Bowling 2 3 4. SANDRA IRWIN St. Anne Xlnrizm Honor Srwivtx' 21 Nilflflllrll Ilonor Society 3, 41 5 .llity 24,1 1 -UC. 1 4, . 111411134 fr-p'C 1 . .L lrvnt Cm c g, 1 g ' frm -'Q .' ll' if f L.. -. g.2. . ,L.. L 1. 5 .Q.'11 . , g ' -'L .L..-L f1-'ucv -1f,llNl2lIllAQ SOPlNJlHOI'l'. I EXVELL IACKSON St. Michael mtmll'lA Q ,g,--l1Tr1-' 3, 4g Stuclcnt Council 3 fTreusurf'rl. IAN HESLEP Corpus Chnst: Sodahty 2 Glee Club 1 3 Pep Club 4 Athletic Club 3 4 Poster Club 3 Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 FIRMIN HICKEY Corpus Christ: ECHO 4 Bowlmg 2 Texas sun beating mercilessly CLARE KEATINC St Rose of Lzma Ma.r1an Honor Society 2 lNat1onal Honor Society 3 4 Sodality 2 3 4 CPrefect 2 4D Glee Club 1 2 3 DIADEV 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Senlor Council Pep Club 4 Red Cross 3 Athletic Club 1 2 3 4 Debate Club 4 Basketball A 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 Chess Club 4 JOHN KEYSER St Vmcent de Paul Marian Honor Soc1ety 2 Clee Club 1 ECHO Bowling 2 CHARLOTTE KILIAN St Anne Manan Honor Soc1ety 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 DIADEM 3 4 Pep Club Red Cross 1 2 3 Athlet1c Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 Latm Club 4 fPres1clentl Spanish Club 2 Basket b B 1 3 MARTIN LEONARD Holy Ghost National Honor Society 3 4 Latm Club 2 4 Rocket SOC18ty 3 Techmcxan 4 Football Freshman 4 Base ball 3 NANCY IAMAIL St Mzchael Glee Club 3 4 ECHO 4 Pep Club 4 JUDY JOOST St Vmcent de Paul Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1 MADELINE MCDONALD St Mzchael Sodallty 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Legion of Mary 2 3 ECHO 4- Pep Club 4- Red Cross 3- Librarv Club 2 Latin Club 4- Basketball B 3- Bowling 3. MARCIE MCCUIBE St. Theresa National Honor Society 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3 4 ECHO 4g Pep Club 4g Red Cross 35 Spanish Club 2 arouses pity of departing seniors BUTCH NICKEOV IN Holy Clmvt 5t1lClLIltCOllHLll-4 Footbi 7 3 4 Blslxetb ll 1 lseblll 1 7 STEXE MANDRY H0111 Clzost Nitionil Honor Qociety 4 Dcbite Club 4 Track 4 ECHO 4 EDITH NIATTERN Holy Ghost Nilrun Honor Qocuty 7 NlflOI1ll Honor Societv Cleo Club 1 Lltin Club 3 4 Poster Club 4 KATIE NIEEKS St Anne Xhrmn Honor Society 9 'X 1tl0Y'lll Honor Society 3 4 Sodllxty 9 3 4 fPll'l1llll1Y1tlI'l ln 43 Xiu President Frcsbm ln cl rss I rc Quln nt Soplmmorc cl ISS Clce Club 7 ICHO I'cl1t Dcblu Club '7 Pap Clum Student Council 1 7 3 4 QXILL PI'CSlilLI1t2 Senior Council 4 B xskgtb ill 1 X olleyball 2 Athletic Club 2 wma W .X ' lip! Midget air-conditioners work hard to relieve the torrid heat while Anne Cox, George Broesche, Ruth Anne Donohue and Martin Leonard dream of ice and snow. 41 Da dreams of commencement spice Nl PAT NICOSIA St 'llzchael Xlmm Honor Soclety 7 Nltxon 11 Honor Soclety 3 Student Counul 3 Roelxet bounty 3 4 Une PTLSI clentl Chcerleuler 4 XIARY K-XY OBRIEN Holy Ghost Xltlllflll Honor Souety 3 4 Slllllllty 1 7 4 ECHO 4 Glu. Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 JOHN MILES St. Michael Football A 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, SHEERAN MOFFETT St John the Dwme MARY MORELLO St Theresa Sod 1l1ty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Le 1on of Mary 2 3 4 ILCHO 4 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 7 Athletlc Club 1 Z L1t1n Club 3 4 Bqsebill 4 Bowlmg 4 CHRISTOPHER XIURPHY St Mzchael VICKIE. NEEL YVest Unwerszty Brzptzst Church Pep Club 4 PAT NEIL St Vmcent de Paul Xlfman Honor Soclety 2 Nltlonll Honor Soclety 3 4 Soclwllty 2 3 4 Une Prefect 31 Leglon of XIUV 1 2 Glee Club 1 2 3 DIADEXI 7 3 4 fECl1tOr 41 ECHO 4 Semor Counc1l Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1 2 BOWl1I1g2 routine headaches of final months BEN OLMSTEAD St Anne Student C0unc1l4 Football A 1 2 3 4 Basketball MARY LOU ONEILL St Anne Sodahty 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 MARGIE OWENS Corpus Chrzstz Student Counc1l2 Sodahty 1 2 Clee Club 2 3 Pep Club 4 GEORGE PARBISH Holy Ghost Student Counc1l 1 Basketball 1 EDDIE PARSONS St Vmcent de Paul Manan Honor Soc1ety 2 Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 Leglon of Mary 1 2 3 Clee Club 1 DIADEM Techmclan 4 LINDA PERKINS St Vmcent de Paul Maman Honor Socxety 2 Sodahty 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 I..1braxy Club 1 2 Bowlmg 3 X .55 ll-in A 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' ' ' ' . . 5 . . , 4g ' , , 5 5 3, 4, CAssociate Editor 415 Library Club 15 Latin Club 3, 45 f f '-7 M 1. I 1 ' Q 0 1 1 ' I 1 lg, i K-it '--....,,, LINDA POIMBEAUF St. M zchael Sodality 4- Pep Club 4' Red Cross 3. VIAUREEN QUINN St. Cecilia Nfltionll Honor Societv 3 4- Clee Club 1 2 35 DIADEH 2 3' Pep Club 4- Libromry Club 1' Athletic Clubl 2 3' Spmish Club 2'B'1sketball A 1 2 3 CBIanagcr 5 Volleyball 3, Manager 1, 25, Baseball 1, 2, Olanagerb. BETSY REED Holy Ghost Marian Honor Society 2, National Honor Society 3, Sodality 35 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4, Athletic Club 2, 3, Basketball A 4, BD 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Baseball 1. BOB RIECEL St. Vincent de Paul Glee Club 15 DIADEM 2, 3, 45 ECHO 4, Red Cross 2, 35 Poster Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, CPresident 2, 3, 49, Golf 3, 4. Senior gift adds breezes mf, Stud ngmcool oo ort semors Ma.rt1nLeo'na1'd Ruth Anne Donohue George Broo- sche and Anne Cox agree that thelrs was a worthy project to usual malady of sprung fever MICKEY ROBSON Holy Ghost Marmn Honor Soclety 2 Clee Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 Senlor COllHC,1l fY1cePres1clentl Athlet1c Cl lb 2 3 lTreasurer 2D Basketball A 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 3 4 Yolleyballl 2 3 4 Bowlmg 3 THERESA RODRIGUEZ Immaculate Heart of Mary FRANK ROSS St Peter the Apostle Football A 2 3 4 Basketball B 2 Baseball 4 Track 2 4 JANE SAWYER St M zchael Pep Club 4 Red Cross 3 Athletlc Club 3 Glee Club l GENE SCHEFFLER St Ceczlza SCOOTER SCHILLACI St Anne Nlarlan Honor Soclety 2 Student Bodv Presxdent 4 Student Councxl 9 3 4 fTre1surer 2 XICC Presulent 3 Pres1clent4l Semor Councxl Footblll A 4 Basketball A 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 DI XNE SCHNVIZIL S St Anne cllltx l Le 1011 lfyf fx 'Q L, t'4'Cl, . gg ' r ry Cluln 1 . A ' g V . 2: C le' - lender -1. Nl.-Xlll' lllfl EX Sffllll'pXllZllACll I . Yimffnt llc 1 j llityfy 7 ,g, . :A 21 . ffftlmll L. f , M N -l: Basel 'l . Gay days and mornings after SUSAN SHEFFIELD Holy Ghost Soclahty 4 Clee Club 4 KATHY SKINNER St Michael Maman Honor Soclety 2 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 SOd'll1ty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 Athlehc Club 2 3 4 Basketball A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 CManager 2 32 l! ANTHONY SEDITA Blessed Sacrament Glee Club l 2 3 Technlclan 2 3 Football A 1 SUZIE SENAC St Vmcent de Paul Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Legmn of Mary 2 Glee Club 2 3 DIADEM 3 4 ECHO 4 Pep Club 4 lSecreta.ryl Athletlc Club 2 Basketball B 2 Baseball 2 Volleyball 2 DICK SENSAT St Mzchael Student Counc1l 4 Football A l 2 3 4 CManager 41 Basketball A 2 B l MARY SHABMAN St Anne Maman Honor Soclety 2 Nat1onal Honor Socrety 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 DIADEM 3 4 Pep Club 4 Athletlc Club 2 3 Basketball A 2 B 3 O ' .. . .. ,, , , , , , - ' ' 9 ' , , 9 ' 5 , 4 , 5 9 , , , Q . . . .. ,, 7 5 3 1 7 ll 1, ll 9, S y f . . 3 . . s 9 , 5 , , 4 , 5 . .. ,, .. ,, 1 5 , 5 , , Library Club 4. Q . A . . 4 . X . ,Q 1 , , 5 H D, 3 3 1 y Z y 1 s S 1 v , . 1-I ,' ' Q 8 in . 'Q' . - ' as .. 4.5 ,ry Q J A. 'x , l ' nl remind seniors of merr times jAlNET SXIITH St Anne, Xllfllll Honor Socxctx 7 Nltxonil Honor Souety 4 llltX l Cllr Cl lb I 3 4 DI XDL 4 Club 4 Real Cross 3 Librm Club 7 Poster Club 4 Bowlmg 2 NAINCY SOLITO St There sa rim Hmm Soeutx 7 Lcglon of Nlzry 1 7 LL Club 3 4 Imp Clu Llbrlry Club I 2 VIICHAEL SOL RI ALL Corpus Christi ECHO 4 L1t1n Club 4 CSergeant it armsj Bowlmg I LUCILLE SPENELLA St Vzncent cle Paul Nl 1r1 IH Honor Sourty K7 lN1t1on zl Honor Soclctx 3 4 Sc lllty 7 3 -1 Clre Clubl 7 3 DIADLV 4 c Club 4 L1b1 lf, Club 7 RICHARD STAN DISH St Vincent cle Paul Che Club I Red Cross 7 Splmsll Club I Footbnll slxntbrll A 4 Blsrbill A 4 Bowhn SHEILA LAI SIR -XTTOIN St Uzclzael Socllhtv 7 3 Glee Clubl 7 3 4 DI-XDEXI 4 Debate Club I Pep Club 4 Atlmlem Club I 7 3 Blslxetb all A 2 Blseball B 2 Xollqbrll 2 Bon lm I DENNIIS SULLIVAN St Anne Xianan Honor SOClety 1 2 Legmon of Xiary 3 Stu dent Councrl I 3 Vfreasurer Il Debate Club 4 Basketball B I Bovilmgl ANN TIGRETI' DIADE NI 4 ECHO 4 Seruor Councxl Pep Club 4 Final actlvltles crowd PAT TIPTON St Ceczluz lN'1t1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Club 2 3 Baseball 3 NED TORIAN St Anne ECHO 4 Sen1or Councxl CSecretaryD Football A 2 3 fN1anager 2 31 Basketball B 2 Golf2 3 4 JOSEPH TRAPOLINO St M zchael Legwn of Mary 1 2 3 Student Counml 1 ANNETTE TROMBATORE Corpus C hrzstz Sodahty 2 Clee Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 4 PHIL TILOTTA St Mwhael Hanan Honor SOC16ty 2 Semor Councxl Student Council 1 Red Cross 3 Basketball A 1 Bowlmg 2 3 4 IOHN WILLIAM TINNELL III St Anne Rocket Soc-1etv 3 4 Football A 1 2 3 4 Basketball A 1 2 3 4 Olanagerl 2 3 45 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 SHEILA TSCHUMY St Vzncent de Paul Sodallty 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 ECHO 4 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1 2 fV1Le Presxdent 21 VIC VITANZA St Vmcent de Paul ECHO 4 Debate Club 1 0 0 0 0 ' p . . Q . . 9 . .. ,, . Q Q Q a 1 ' 3 . .. ., , , Q , , , s .. ,, . . 7 Q 7 3 L 3 3 7 7 7 I 5 7 7 , ' f ' f ' , 9 , , 5 ECHO 4g Debate Club 35 Library Club 25 Spanish : 5 - - . . . 1. ,, , I KC ,J , s r 1 1 a 5 a y - 1 ' 4 , , s - a a S v -fy S Q S 1 1 ' ' . S . senior horizons MARY LOU WALSH St Peter the Apostle sodahfy 3 Clee Club 3 4 LINDA WANSTBATH St Vincent de Paul Sodalxty 2 Glee Club 2 3 DIADEM 4 Student Coun c1l 4 Red Cross 2 Pep Club 4 L1bra.ry Club 2 of-flC6 Trammg 3 RENE WARD Holy Ghost Nltlornl Honor Souety 3 4 Sodihtv 7 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Pep Club 4 Athletic Club 2 3 4 Volley 1 2 3 4 Bwsebwll 1 2 3 PAT WABK St Anne Nlflrmn Honor Soclety 2 S0fl'lllfV 2 3 Clec Club 1 2 Leglon of Nllry 3 4 DIAIJI XI 4 Pep Club 4 Rnd CrosS 3 Athletlc Club 2 3 4 Lmtm Club 4 S lnlsh 1 2 Basketbflll A 1 2 3 B 4 ANNE YORK Holy Ghost Sodallty 3 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Athlehc Club 1 2 Basketball A 3 lblamgerl Volleyball 3 fManagerl Baseball 3 fManagerJ Bowlmg 2 acclaim for two top students ,J I ' S! Demus C111ffre S -XLL T ATORI -KN Thr! t1mc u111s11m111ff 1011 of thculz lclm dnl not Rcvp t llIllS f ll f1 t1r111 111 1 tc Il ltlll Q1 lss of ram htlmlltd md t111 x s1 l x pmxu H11 1 frnmula x1tl1 xxh1cl1 Dtmns tttuntd 1115 9 J ix LI 114 Superior students reap Clare Keatmg Gayle Brueggeman XIOST OLTSTXYDINTG STUDENTS Scl1ol1st1c1llx tl111d ind fourth ID the1r cl1ss Clue Ke lllllg Ind Cult B1 ueqqem In xlted the honor of most Olltbtllltllflg stuclcnts Both Cl Ire Incl Cu le l1 ue been It NI 111111 smcc 1t9 opcnln Y 111 1959 md 11 ue Contubuted to the gxoxxth of Ill ph 156 of stucltnt hte both belng 1Lt1xc 111 Student Counul xeuboolx md 1tl1let1Ls fruits of their labors x W? - . fs ex 1 T .-,xx 135' Mary Sharman Sandra Ins 1n XIOST REPRILSEXT XTIX E STL DEXT9 IX 31111111111 111 S 11111 1 1111 r 111111111 18 1 111 1 1 11 1 It 11 111 1lCI s11p11r11111 111 5 1 II 11 11111 1 11111 t111 11111 111 DIXDENI 1111s111ess 1111111311 11111 18 o11tf11111ff p11s1111111tx 11111 11111 111 spmts xx 1 1111 1111 t111 p11s1t1r111 18 1935 D9 11111111 11111 AF' x1Q.1 ',1 1' 1 111 .wil 1 ' '1 1. 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Anne Cox Dennis Sullivan Pat Hoelscher 115 Kathy Skinner Ann Farrell Eddie Parsons X Lrginia Branch X 3 'H X M i Q f N if n Pat Nex Scooter Sch1llac1 Am Tlgreff 'sz' Plul Tllotta Steering class IS job of Senior Councl Plfms for the Senior Prom hugh hghted m mv of the Senlor Councll meehngs Qs members xxorked to mlke It the hlgfgcst md lust ln school lllSt0I'N Fm ll 1r1 mgements unc mlde xx 1th the Houston Club to rent thelr Tex is Room for the gall exent to be held NI IV 30 The senlor project xx is flnothel tople dlseussed hx the Councll under the superxlsxon of Sponsor Slster M Irv Anntttl Rc nlmnq th It hot rooms muse llllttLllt1XL students thex undertook the pllI'Cl'llSlHg of fans for exerx cl1ss1oom obtunmg funds hv monthlv dues Memhers of the SCHIOI COLIHC1l pl lnned ind hosted the festnltles prccedmg the homeeommg game and dance for Nl mins 3lLlHlH1 Mlckey Hobson Y ICC Presldent Wed Tonan Secretary DeEdwa.rd Greer Treasurer Mary Clark Judy Flanagan Pat Hoelscher Sandra Irw1n Clare Keatmg Katle Meeks g 0 0 C - t 1 , -1 L s v 2 , Q 'S 4 I ' ' - ' 1 1 -A 1 ' . . . . . 1 k . v X . , , .' 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Beau Bobbitt, President . ,. - . , A , I , :Q . k - . . x Vx Sodallty leader boosts school Ideals Tib- gp...- -WW' Clare Keating SODALITY PREFECT Sewmg as Prefect of the Sodahty at 1tS begmmng ln her sophomore year and agam 1n hex semor year, Clare Keatlng, wlth her enthuslasm and zeal, has ralsed the Sodallty to the top rank of Maman organlzatlons The full agenda wh1ch has characterlzed Clarels well planned meetmgs IS also character1st1c of her achve student hfe 9 O ,,' l 1 ' l'l, K V Q . 3 Friendliness marks popular students ..--f Scooter Schlllacx S116 Breaux XIOST POPLL XR SENIORS Sm Bla mx md Scootu Sdnll mu c lil bo ist the tltle of most pupulu tlnouffh the incl um of the student no x Sue s Xlbl mt PCISFJIIIIIU has xxrm har mmm fnends who ll ug hc stoned upon hu tlm hfmms of cheelleadnr md H must Illffhllffht C ucen Swmtcl s XKISltI11tX 18 thn ku to lux pclsorwlltx He 15 PILSICIK nt of thq Stucknt CUIINCII md 11 is bun outstmd f 111 ltlllltlfh smug ns flu IIN m xc ir it XI ir CLARE KEATING Keating represents the Marian mus1c department in recltals and piano competitions as well as accompany mg and d1I'CCtlI'lg the Clee Club at its public performances Dunng Mav Clare pres nted her graduation re cital gaining the noteworthy honor of being Manans first music grad uate Designing and making marionettes is but one of the many jobs con- fronting Skipper Conlon in his posi- tion as announcer and puppeteer at television station KTRK. He handles commercials and introduces cartoons as well as making personal appear- ances for parties, stores, and clubs. His various shows are Kitirik's Party, Krazy Kat, and the Popeye Club. SKIPPER CONLON Noted personalities are honored An accomplished musician, Clare RICK EISER When pohce news IS broadcast over radio station KILT you may be sure that the commentator or the person responsible for the news is Rick Eiser. Going to the scene of an automobile accident with the Harris County Emergency Corps en- ables him to give detailed evewit- ness reports on conditions and cir- cumstances as they take place. Phil Tilotta is well into his third Vear as a professional bowler, having been on a local strike show for four consecutive weeks, where he re- ceived 3700 and a championship trophy for his skills. His high score for a three game series is 803, and at one point he bowled 299 out of a perfect 300. for their singular work ' is utumn leaves adorn Queen Sue s throne I' 60 .IX ,f Sue Ann BICHIY QLEFN OI H XRX LSI HIGHLIGHTS Xt thc IIIHIIII Huxcst IIlI.,IlIl..IIlI'S pmm IIH 1 quuu ated x m cl ss x xxmcl IS x c xx IS Sue IX IH sdlc S1 mu 0 Q Iss Sm ulgwluc XXIII Ixmq Scootu SLIIIIIIU md mam bus of hu LOIIII 18 studnnt subjects PLVIOIIHLLI fox hu Lnte1 tammc nt ,M f 5723 I !, , , 4 5 I . ' I I- I' ff, I :I ,. 'rr V my Qs' , ae wt Y I I J F I 'Y TIN' I I I 'Q 1 'f 'f Q ' 'L .L w-, I-lc' ' Iwi' stuclent Iuoclxf fm the Soni u' c-Ialxx, vas cm ' ' . TI1'.' i'lIl'yS IIIILIIIIIIIUIIS -Ilcmic-0 my .' I Ann I5rc11l.', c'Iu-m'Ic'acIm'1' 1 cl aol :Jiritvd xnber f IICI' -Izfp. 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Iackle Cansler Chris Carmouche junmy Carola Vlary Ellen Cwvanxugh , B xrb nm Fltmmg Cyntlu 1 Font ID Xlel mm Fflllillll ln Sandy If rlth judy Gaffney Anne Gannon Dorothy GHIIISOH Blll Clantzberg Rlymond Grunt lldle Green lmes H lllmirlt Doug Herrera Vmcent H1rsch 'lf 7 3 Sally Hogan Pzmell Hubert S zndra Hugenroth Xl mlyn ones Nhlte K 1ssey Nancy Keatlng G lyle Kelly 0 Ann Kelnar 0 Anne Klelfgcn Pat Ixoch joe Land Bobette Liwrence Bobby Leone Robcrt Lyons Pit Malone B111 Noonan Pat O Shaughnessy jerry Otto Cathy Patronella Nhry Ann Patterson Ken Perkins Kathie Quinn immy Redick Felix Reynosa Roberta Riegelsperger Diane Ross Anthony Ruffino lflisalwtll Ryan Nlarilyn Salerno Betty Sanders Kathy Nlarshall 'viargaret Nlartm joe Martrno eannle Meadows Martha Mehaffey Mrchael Mettura Carolyn Mlchalek Phxl Mont llbo Annette Moore Roger Monsak Bolnjean Nelson Martha Newton johnny Nolen , f Robert Sirfzbla Fmnlue Schittel Tom Schmtzlus If rmk SCl'lOlW1I1Sk1 Shexla SCHJIIO Bonme Lac Scdlti on Sedrta ucly Seple Tommy She lrer Louxse Standlsh Blrrv Sf3.V1I1Ol1'1 Carol Steen Ellse Sulhvan Juniors ,-J fvjp '7 X-a T7 lb it 1--7 T if Und Talley ohn Tar-nowskr jerry Toups Carl Tnola Gen Tucker Arthur Urestx Nhllc XValth1ll Rom XY 1se Lmmy VK vnn XVallace XVuntr1tt Jf 65 Sophomore student council representatives Angell Donohue Maureen Carola Nlike Fourticq anet Wark president aclcie Dcllney ind Ch lrles McClell1n talk ovcr plans for the freshman sophomore dance Not pictured Chris Lin e Diane C11 lard ind Phillip Cecala. I want the sophomores to be the most school-spirited class at Marian. With this goal in mind sophomore president Jackie Delaney organized her class at the beginning of the vear. The freshman-sophomore dance sponsored by the class was a good indication that the quota of spirit is being met. The number of sophomores who have added their zest to Marian activities is another good indication that the class is here to stan. Starting off the festivities, Iackie Delaney hands the mop to Iudy Devereux and ,immy Lyle as amie Bavouset, VVayne Kinser, Patty Moore, Renice Kunzman, Larry Andrews, Suzy Ayer, and David Cameron wait their turn. Ronny Yoku- baitis handles the music. Sophomores open year with Frosh Mixer 'D Q I I Sophomores Pat Baggott Betsy Bllllllbf r lmlc Blvousct Nlxry Behrens Kathleen Bennett jeffrey Bobbltt Pat Borz1ller1 l.lTl Bourret Carolyn Bowles Sue Ellen Butz Robert C xldarerl D1v1d Cameron Dlane Carey Xhureen Caroll Anthony Cash Cathleen Cavanwugh 'Nhckey C1mo joe Cobb Chnstme Comlskey Nancy Couse Connle Cunz llo Helen d Aql11l 1O Barb irq D rw son Dorothv IDLCOIIX R H Defrm ankle Delaney Judy Devereux Angela Donohue Gerry Donohue Lmcla Farrell lass of '6I Pete House Cecxlla Hruska Elaine Hruska Cynthia Hubert immy Hudgms Kathy Humpola Don ames Kathy Keener Sue Keyworth Carolyn Knust Dick Kobdlsh imes Koons Anthony L1Corte Xlflry Io L1Corte Louis Letzerich Donna Flaherty Elisabeth Fontana Mike Fourticq Paul Frisch Gretchen Ganss David Gantt joe Garcia Kay Giammalva Betty Gonzales Vicki Graham johnny Greer Anne Hall Steve Harris Margaret Helfrich Carolyn Hemmi sau, eff LCWIS Rohm Llnlxe Tlddy Login uncs Lu e Delores Lund: xmmy Lyle Pat Lyons Ch1rlLs NICCILHIII Klthleen XIQCue Thonns McDowell Ed NlLC1nness Sophomores esiclyn Nidlr 1th P 1tr1c11 NILLe ln Exlecn Nlahomy Susin M'1lloy 4-ff 5 1 johnny Niattem Niurr ly Nlatthews Paula May Nlargxe Mettura Bonme Noonan Frank 'Noonan Pfmt Nugent Buzz Osborne Ted y Parks Kent Patm oe Presswood X mcent Quart fm Ellccn K umn erry R md 111 C irol Ann R lllSQh LI' I I V' jak L kc 'K' '- J. 115. ' ' 1 dt, V , 'las uv K V 'J X-7.-v J x dy ffl JY- Y , AX A ' A 3' A I I V 'Q J 1 1 D ' 'A I 4 1 , ' Q - Class of 6I Phyllls Sm1th Albert Spauldmg, Sylvxa Spenella Dons Stockert Roberta Stratton Benme Streckfus Leona Strlckland S lndra Tacconelly Gene Thrbodeaux Nflananne Tmnell Rosemary Troncale Patncxa Walbert anet Wark Bern 1rd Wmkel Ronny Yokub utls in Charlotte Reed Frank Rees john Reeves Loulse Reeves Lowell Reeves Dana Roberson Suzanne Roblsh aw Raymond Rodnquez Ronald Rust Loreta Scheffler Norman Schenk Mark Sensat Patty Sheehan Nancy Shropshxre Glorxa Shultz Re lstratlon begins freshman year X ...ur0 Do you igrrul frrshmm presiclrnt Boyd lwvrloro Lsks his fellow student councilmen Pit Leonard Chns Lmgle Ambitious freshmen led by class president Boyd F avaloro made thelr plunge into high school studles and actixities a great success After ac quamtmg themselves with rules and customs as well as the ways of budgeting fun and Work into busy days the freshman class has become a contrlbutmg member of the stu dent body Among the manv activities wel coming freshmen to their ranks sports seemed to be the most popu lar 3 15 found many of the girls it xolleyball basketball and softball practice and boys working out for the freshman football team Other actnlties and clubs clalmed fresh men as valuable members and af forded them a secure place n the school ki -.Q f Book lnden Patrlcir Whitehead IS aw utmg her tum is Nancy Shropshire ind Pat Colca buy their boolts from registrar Sister Nhry Camillus 71 0 0 0 - , ' I 1' - g r r v i . 7 A 1 .X 5 X , 4 I W I a : , y 'L I i , - 1 S A l a ' 4 R l . E ' X 1 , - A 'rf f ' - ' XV . I -X , D . l X W3 , ,, rv Q . Q I l I f . ll X. H if 'fu 2 2 X 1 wa 1 2 ' ' 2 , I A 1 Patricia NVhitcl1ead, Zorine Najarian, Diane Keller, Judy Taylor, George Lyons, and Dianne Gillarcl. , FQ ' 1 - f ' V513 1 7 , L , . 3 4 I . . 1 ' . . . - Z ' AX Q - I f Y . ' l . 1 , - . , - N rf' 4 . r .e I , ni I ,. xl .I Y 2 A. I . 1 1 ' ' ' i ' , ' A 1 1 - Class of 62 'WW i V6 T? 'f-9' ohn Bell Lenchen Blehl Ehzabeth B1tt6I'1Tl in Call Bltterman Xfhchael Boehler Susan Bomn Stanley Borls Harold Bourne Kathy Brucks Carylon Budde Katherme Bulnes Ned Burns Lmda Cathcfirt D1 me Chandler Vlclxey Chaseley Pun Ch1ldress Cheryl Clark Shiron Cllfford Phxhp Colca Sherry Copeland fifls Larry Andrews Bolton Anthony ane Arnett Suzy Ayer Mary jo Bache Mary Badger Bruce B'm'y Peggy Barry Mmhael Battagl lmmy Bell la 31 in 1 nl? . ' T 'Z' Ann Courtney Bernard Covernule Put Cronin Betty Cunningham Connie Curry Freshmen lriu d'Aquino Marie Davis 'met Dei hqn Sandra DeLaro Deloris Descant Xlary Donohue ames Dougherty john Doyle Donna DuBois Diane Ellis Boyd Favaloro Rose Nlane Frankie Nixchael Frels Kay Frith Garland Gilbert Dianne G1lla.rd Robert Gonzales Andrew Greaber Douglas Green Xiaxy Gruy Xhphael Gruy NI in Louise Hagen XI in Ime Hqmngto Robert Haughey ohn Heffeman I1 Dune Keller B111 Kestler Kay Keyser Peggy Kmgdo XV1yne Kxnser Remce Kunzman Eddxe LaF1eur Pat La Rocca Sherron Lehman Pat Leonard Chrls Lmgle Dfivxd L1p1nsLy Thomas Loesch john Paul Lorenz ClI'l'l'lC'I'l Luc1a George Lyons Sus ln AICCTID Blulc McDowell Nhchael NICC-lrth lmes McNeely Class of 62 eanne HCISICT Ercel Hensirlxng Gregory H1fSCh Sandra Hoffman Rae Holy L1nda Houston Vlfglnla Howard Karen Hurnpola Jerry Jones Susan Kapsen I Slrl Xlldlglll X mcent XI lnno ums XI lrtm NI ln GFICL, XI lI'tlIlO Elrl Xieeter Ehz lbeth XI1lLS Ehzabc th Xhxon Plttv 'xloore Lee Roy Xlun'-W Zorme IN'1l1l'lU1 Freshmen R 1-ff 'ly rn ' 1' 'vs' ,Z N? X M-yep.-fffnvw-Q 'Q 6 ' -.-4 Cmger Noonan XI lry Ann Olmatefxd NI nx oyee Owens Prank Pmzza. Z1ta PISTCC Carol ein Pllnthaber Robert Pretty 'Vlary Ann Puhl XI lry Qu xrtlro Peggy Reed 11110 Cllf rum mlm RX ln ern S Inu: IIHIHX Sc 1 lse X H1111 Sdlcfflr r P xtsv SLh1l1ac1 C' mal L in Sclxorn 111-x Xi lrx R ltr Balm lflh uh P it S11 mnon Sus III Sxmth 5 Class of 62 Pat Vetrano Harry Vondy Ronald Wesley Gall Whitehead Patncla Wh1tehead Clyde Wllson B111 Wxse Dale Wolf D1ane Wood john Woolson jean Zagst Nl! junmy Stockert Mlchael Streckfus Chene Stratton Melvm Talley Anne Tanner judy Taylor Louxs Trapohno Sandra Tnola Davld Van Dyn Anthony Vento 1 .li The day long awaited by underclassmen is attained by the .Li Q semors as they embark on the pathway of achievement. tnwgy, Qgwhfi W My VR m .Y1e,.,.. -, ,Q ', ., . -Y fi ,, i f P 9 an Y Round of activities greets new students Carole Layton Senior Welcome to Nfarmnl ames Kmscr Cavla bered among the newcomers 1? 'R S9 'P 'sgp Bom Dolores Utlcy 'md Anthony Locasclo are num ,g Charles Scahse Seruor A spec1al proyect under taken by the Student Coun c1l xx as the welcommg of new students to Marlan One member from each class was appomted to show the new students the mam actnxtles offered them m vaned flelds One bv one thev proxed themselx es xaluable assets to the school bv mamtammg good grades bx takrng on actne part ID school orgaru zatrons or bx part1c1pat1ng ID athletlcs 77 y n u , L54 t V, V 3? I V A. ' N- fx H ' A 45 '27 V . V. . . f-L x V -- -R V , 4 1 ,I cg V V V V . X 3 I Y , ' 3 a I , ' u , 7 . ' vig . . . . . 'V ' 'r ,jf ' L . , . ' gf f 1 . W T 'L V ' wfzffff' X, if- - . V T' Y' . it V . , 1 I F su., 'Chg 5. Xxbj M ea x If. . ' wsgsg , lg -. ' 'IS Aim 0 film ii I if , V1 ,ffffdf Qaf X M M, 7 Wai? Pathways af Participation 79 Leaders drive for student action li 1' Student Councll off1cers Doug Herrera VICC presldent anean Coffman secretary Scooter Schxllacl president Pat Koch parlmmentfarlan enloy a pre meetmg get to- gether Not plctured Sue Breaux treasurer Sue Breaux Gayle Brueggeman Chrls Carmouche Maureen Carola Cathleen Cavanaugh Phxhp Cecala Ianean Coffman aclue Delaney Angela Donohue Boyd Favaloro M1ke Fourtlcq Dxanne Cxllard Doug Herrera Clare Keatmg Dlane Keller Pat Koch Bobette Lawrence Pat Leonard Chrls Lmgle George Lyons Charles McClellan Butch McKeown Carolyn Mxchalek Katxe Meeks Zorme Najanan Bobqean Nelson Ben Olmstead Anthony Ruffmo Sheila Scanio Scooter Schillaci Dick Sensat Iudy Taylor Linda Wanstrath anet Wark Patricia Whitehead xg' f 3' Headed hx Scooter gClllll 1Cl the jllfllfll dlplom Its of NI 111 in s Student Counul let is 1 buffer between enthusustxc students and consen IUNG f1Cl1ltX Dull moments xx ere few ind fir betvt een 'is the student bodx leaders had on then agenda the Cathohc Student Dnectorx and the annull Natmnal Decencv 1n Readlng Program lV1th Slster Rosarla is thelr sponsor the Student Councxl suc cessfullx planned and earned off the yearlv Chrxstmas and Valen t1ne dances li an M 'EI' -H I Latin Club promotes the Dead Language Fuxt mu, N1 lrv Brhrcns Put Qhmnon Plttv Nloorc Pltrlum Xl1L1m Nlurgwxrrt Nllrtm Phyllls glillth Nsmcy Keatmg Kfnthy Kuncr Dune Clny lllxll Dellnry qVlVll Sprnclll mm Boxousct zsvlvn Nlcllrlth Xllllflfli Clroll Fllzwbcth Blttermln Scconrl mu, Antllonv Llfonrtc Sh lron Cllfforcl Plt Borzlllc fl Carolyn Hsnnnl Xllftlll Colnlskey Mary Ann Patterson Chrlstme C-'0Ill1SlxlW B1rbxr1D1xxson XllI'V Ann Borls Elunr HHlSlxl Connn Cllnlllfi Plllx Sh11l1m Cretchen Cfmes S'1ndr'1 Hoffman uclx Tlxlor Tlurrl rom Clxcl1 Wxlson ohn Rvln lnncs Xllrtln Frlcln llrsons Nllrtln Leonlrcl Nancy Shropshlrc Lmcli Far rcll xllfllfllll. Tlnnr ll Clrol Stern Ctlllll Hrnsln Susm Xlwllow lXltlllC1IlBiIlIlCllf Xlzr 1rf.tH1lfr1ch P1tW1rk Mlry 0 Bache XllTW Donohur Fourth rom Robert Lxons Rlvxnoncl Blur Blffy SllV1I1Ol1l L1on1rcl De rclen Ednh 'Nlfittern Cathy Doyle Pat Dxvulson Erxn AllLSSlIlKlI'l D IVIC Chltxxoocl Sl1tlllgilI1lO Xllfflll 'Nrxxton uclv S1 plc Don Hnclgens Ronny Yolxllbaltls Lowell Rrevcs cffrq, Bobbltt Chrls CN lI'lTl0llLlll Adsuml 1S the response heard as each Latln Club meetmg comes to order wlth roll call Nlembers lnclude actlxe or pas s1xe Latln students xxho show thelr af l1l11t1on xx1th the lunlor Classlcal League bv plns md membershlp cards Monex to pix the dues for the JCL md to flnancc the trlp to the L ltm Con ventxon IU Sm -Xngelo xxas obtamed bv monthly dues of ten cents an entry 1n the Cir pnade xx h1ch xx on second place ind 11 sock hop sponsored bv Socletas Latlnomm D1SC1plll0I'UIH Lat1n XVeck celebr lted ID Xlarch cl1 maxes the Clubs 'lctlx lf16S for the year ,4- Prepanng for Latln Week are Latm Club of flCC'l'S Angela Donohue treasurer Charlotte Klhan presldent Phlllp Ceoala vxce president anet Wa.rk secretary Mlke Sounall parlxa mentanan 81 1' :.1J ' 1 . 1 , 1 . , 1 '1 . 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Q 1 1 -l 4 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 2 . 7 A , 7 . 1 1 1 1 X 1 1 , , 2 ' .V ' V , 1 1 - . 1 L ' 7 y . .. . . 1 1 1 . , a a r , Q ' Y 1 , , , atlonal Marian Honor Societies Iaud Mgflw X Students speakers Anne Cox Martrn Leonard Steve Nlandry Davrd Haynes and Clare Keatlng confer Wrth guest speaker Rev john Murphy C S B and Rev E A Heyck mall' 82 Haxrng completed the frrst semes ter Nlarran students ergerlx auart the announcements of the members of the Nrtronal and the Nlarrln Honor Socretres unrors and senrors Ire elrgrhle for memherslrrp rn the IN rtron rl Honor Socretx xx hrle fresh men and sophomores form the Nlarran Honor Socretx Admrssron to erther of these orff lnrz rtrons requrres 1 scholastrc axerage of nrnetx per Cent rlthough thrs 1S not the onlv frctor Consrdered Nlembers must also show mrrks of ehflrfrcter lead ershrp and serxrce Respect for ones self and respect for ones fellow mm conrprrse the qu rlrtx chrrrcter Partrcrpatron rn school actrxrtres and respect for superrors promote the dexelopment of the leaders of tomorrow At the receptron of members on February 79 1939 Rey Frther John Nlurphx C S B xrce presrdent of the Unrversrtx of Srrnt Thom rs ad dressed the honor students xx rrnrng them not to follow the mrrage beckonrnff toxrrrd tlre easrest way out of responsrbrlrtx SENIORS Fzrst row Suzre Senac Rene Ward Kathy Skrnner Pat Cruy Clare Keatm Marg1e NIcGuu'e Seco row Mary Kay OBHCD Vrrgrrna Branch anet Smrth Anne Cox Lucrlle Spenella Thzrd row Carolyn Belanger Kat1e Meeks Sharon Bum bera oan Easley Iackre Frrtz Pat Hoelscher Fourth row Davrd Haynes Martrn Leonard Steve Mandry Dennrs Gurffre Semors not pzctured Kath leen Carey Sandra lrwm Pat Nerl Eddre Parsons Mary Sha.:-man Arm Far rell Charlotte K1ha.n Pat Trpton Edrth Mattem Gayle Brueggeman 0 0 o 0 Q ' 5 E 2 , Z t v - . Z , - , , v . . .5 ' 1 2. . ' c Y ,QQ ,S Q . . n I . L . X f 1 s . 1 0' l l f k ' r i i ' , ' ' f X c ' l Z r ' '. r , Ot L .- - - , , C C . . . 3 5 , .. k ' ' . r ' 3 W Nl r . . 'W A ' W ! c Y L . X c c , ' ef, 'Y f . . ' Ak w.. , L ' . ...n . y l lk. 7 V Q I o 'L ,, L 9. ', E 'Z '. . L . L 1 I f I S A u ld Y 1 . E L 7 .. , - r 3 . c S 3 Q L . ',, ' ' I, , Q . . . r - 1 - 1 . g L - 7 7 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 I ' l ' ' ' ' cc 7 7 . n I 'r . ' 7 7 o t ' ' . pe: . . cz 'T , a A , 7 7 5, L ' . 5, , ' p . . . . 4 S 7 7 . 1 -HP - ' . 5 7 4. , - V- l - r ' ,., T, . . . 5 R 1 ' y 'W C? r J s V J , . l K N: l . p . 1 . , . 1 , , -, X . , ' , ,J K-' s - V s+TTw. ' 'xx 4 ii I p , , S if a n r 1 ll' Y V , f I lk , . students with exemplary qualities IUNIORS Farst row Davre Ch.lfWO0d Pat Koch Betty Ruth Sanders Bobette Lawrence Maugene Corey 0 Ann Kelnar Martha Newton Ehsabeth Hyan Second row Margaret Nlamn Martha Comrskey Mary Ann Patterson Bonnle Lee Sedlta Anna Mane Bono Man lyn Salemo Kathy Marshall Nancy Keaung Third row Rom Wxse Erm Alessandra johnny Nolen V1n cent Hlrsch Leonard Derden Phrl Montalbo Tom Schmtzxus Robert Sarabla Fourth row B111 Glantz berg Chns Carmouche Ba.rry Stavmoha Raymond Blau james Hallmark Ph1l1p Cecala FRESHNIEN: First mzc: S mdrz Triola Mary uartaro Zit-1 Pierce SIIYIII NIL-Cain. Pltsy Schilllci Pat Shun- non Pltty Moore. lflizaln-tlm Bitts-rnrln Gail Bittermmn Ac-'lune Ht-isler. Sammi r zu: Cherie Strztton Dianne rcl Nl'lI'y Kats- S -l mrzlmg -l, Xhry h me Hwrrin - ton, l'1tric-i'1 YL-trum. Svwy Aymy Slrxrou Clifford Mwry 'c - R- 'Q ' ll . 'I'l1irz1 row: f'vorg,,0 Lyons oton Antlumy, K vs Klart' .olm Ry U17 Yincen N rlrino, Rau- lloly. Billim- Xlt-Dowcll Zorinc X'1j'1ri'1n Cirmcn LllL'l.l. Ctml Scliornxck, XvlYlrlIl SL-he fler. Fuurtlz row: Duicl Lipinxky, Aimmv Stoclxcrt Grey ory int-h, ,mlm Doyle. Xliflrwl NlL'Cfltll Bill X 'iso Xliclnrwl BOL'lllL'I' L.1rry Amlrl-ws C'1rl.mfl Cillx-rt. Not picturczl: Nllry Donohue. Xl try -41 Bla-llc, Dime Ellis 'Knclrr-W Crcxlver. SOPHONIORE5 First ram PllIAlC.ll NIeLe1n 'xlaureen Clroll Flune llfllblxl Ctulu Hruslva Kxthy Keener XllfX llrhruls Suomi mu Pltfltll YVnllxrt Cltll Len Cu mm lm Susan Xlxllov N mu Slxropslnrn Lmclx Far ull Xlzrlume Tmmll llzzrzl nm XlllxL Pourtreq Dmlx lxoludxeh ltffrtv Bohhxtt and Stun Hlrrls Act pzctured ankle Delanex Conme Cunzllo Angeh Donohue Wt. 3 Q 3, 1 1 ' ,. N, in gr ., W- .4 -Q ,w N 'Bflifxi R 'A' 'X Q X f C ,Y ,Q 9 SW E, V E ii Q, W 6 ,UL 4 3 :W XX Qi Q ' 'E ' 1 Q Q Q ,E 3,1 ii 3 EM 5 it Q2 Z as Q QQ an as 1,-W, FJ ,lini- .JIZ ' ' 'Yi A ,, I., , 'nik W' by G., H35 Q ,-fb 53 -A pg-fl 2 ,gziwx ., W ' f ., ' zwwz' . ix Reporters and Leglonalres strive for zea JC F3 If 4 Legion of Mary members Darden Anthony Pat Koch Vincent Hirsch Gayle Kellv and Sandv Frith find pleasure in helping others by maklng rosaries as one of their prolects Alded bv Sister Marx Peter Claver as spiritual director Our Lady of Knock Praesidium at Marian strives for the santlfication of its members as well as for the sanctification of others Meeting for an hour once a week mem bers report on their previous week s assignment and receive an other such as visiting the aged distributing Catholic literature or teaching cathechism to orphans. With five reporters on the job at radio stations and newspapers in Houston and Bellaire Marian is well publicized. Stexe Mandry makes weekly reports to The Houston Chronicle Carol Schor- nack to The Southwestern Argus and Phil Montalbo to The Bell- aire Texan. Mary Sharman and Charlotte Kilian as members of the Teen News Association at KXYZ interview celebrities and report on scholastic and ath- letic events. Equipped with pencil pad ind purpose Phil Nlontalbo Steve Xlanclry Mary Sharman and Charlotte Kll1'1Il phone in their scoops to local newspapers A good heart is better than a good head 1-13 ..,,. rf x This year Sodality projects brought Christmas joy to less fortunate people. Here Louise Standish, vice-prefectg Pat Hoelscher, treawurerg Clare Keating, prefectg Martha Comiskey, secretaryg and Katie Meeks, parliarnentarian, prepare a food basket for a poor family. IUXIUH SOlDAl.l'l'Y: lfirxt rout Bunniv lm' Svclitn, ixlllhl Xlariv Bfnm, Kathy Nlaunlmll, Xlurgnrct Martin, Marilyn Salerno, Janie f 1 J I lflllllllgiill, lflist- Sullivan. Srmnzrl rozr: Nlartlm Xlvlu.nl'lk-y, l5.ll'lLlI'Ll lfle-ming. XIAHIQCIIL' Corey, Nlnry Ann latte-rson, lat Koa-1, Judie Crt-en, Putty Daly, Iiolxcttt- L1lXYI't'IlL'1'. 'I'l1irfl wut Xlaxrtlm X4-wtun. Gayle Kr-lit-yr Roni XYisc, Davie Clxitwoocl, ,lam Corey. Erin Alcssnnclrn, Put cj0lL'2l, liolmijt-gm Nelson. T ,.1- W7 AJ 5. .N SX N' , X 9 75.-f , 1 ' . A S.. 1 -' '- g,.f '26 ,. . - t , ,,,,,.-2 l l P A , i , p., mf., f f fy ky, Q' ,Z Z,-K ., ,, ,hy 2 K V t , 'yi g if 1- A as 31 ff ' Q 4 as if! 9 j4 it 'wif Q- . f ww' Mi 51? f If T Q ,, X 'J Aff. W fi? sk- f' :R LV ' Pg - A vi .1 yy: K - ' 1 I 4 ','N 5: E . V 'ffxiql' ll J 'xfaixlgg X 4 :g' lyff T . 5 3 F r s .1W1,f, ,. ,.,,,Y, Never a done moment dawns Eddre Parsons assocrate edrtor and Pat Nell edrtor proudly drs play the certrfrcate for F1rst Class Honor Ratmg presented to the 1958 Dzadem by the Natronal Scholflstrc Press Assocratlon w 8 8 And thlS IS what has to be completed by next Fnday drctates edxtor Pat Ne11 to Cseatedj Mary Sharman busmess manager anet Smlth ad edltor Charlotte K1 lean Gayle Bruegge man hterary edrtors Pat Hoelscher classes edrtor fstandmgl Suzre Senac head of photog raphy Bobby Rlegel artrst Eddre Parsons assocrate edxtor Have we ever told you of the whxm The one we call the Dzadem? We wrote lt up 1n an hour or two Strtched lt together and pamted It blue The need for money to publlsh thls book Was not to be forgotten so we started to look Ads and patrons had to be found If It took a detective and a basset hound So the search was out to get recrults Those who could sol1c1t rn coats and su1ts BUSIDCSS flrms were plagued by them Just so we wouldn t be out on a hmb Everyone wanted to get m the act So wrth the photographer we srgned a pact Students and faculty prunped and pressed All were sure to be dressed 1n then' best Now that the photos were all put out It was up to layout to erase any doubt Concernmg that plcture s httle flaw That had to be covered before anyone saw Then on to hterary the p1ctures flew For captrons runnlng heads and copy too After many scratchouts changes and scraps The typ1ng staff chances mult1 mlshaps Then the edltor sends the newly typed sheets Off to the presses a deadllne she meets And so we re ClOS1I'lg students dear It s a good th1ng annual comes once a year STAFF MEMBERS Standing Lmda Wanstrath, Sandy F nth, Ann Farrell, Pat Hoelscher Seated Bonme Lee Sed1ta, Sherla Arm strong 'C , gfff A u . . , X s , s I , 3 - , - , 4 M , 5 , ' ,Ma . , , , 5 , ,Q 3 , K . . ' u n s 1, . I ..,,,..r.,V . . :V ?'T ' . Y ! 7 a z . 3 7 I 7 7 - I r K . 3 9 3 ' f 7 7 , . 3 3 7 - K! D as DI DEM staff works toward deadline Left LITERARY STAFF Barbara Flemmg Martha Mehaffey Erm Ales sandra Cynthla Fontana. Gayle Brueg geman Charlotte Krhan Patty Day Below ADVERTISING STAFF Pat Koch Janet Smrth Standmg Martha Com1skey o Anne Klelfgen Pat Wark Darden Anthony W WPI Above Seated Leonard Derclen Eddre Parsons Manlyn Salemo Pattl Fleck Standing Kathy Mar shall Ioan Easley an Corey Rzght PHOTOGRAPHY S T A F F anean Coffman, Suz1e Senac Loulse Standlsh Standmg Margaret Mar t1n Clare Keatlng Lucxlle Spenella. Rom Wnse 89 ' 0 9 6 l - 7 C! - 7 Y ' , . : ,I , , . ,g 5 '1 f R' ' w 'I l-'I - .I , If Q 71 f M. y . : , 3 ! 2 QI - I , , , , Fall through spring, 5, ll la SOPRANOS Fzrst row Sheila Stritton Ann Yorlx Cirolyn ella Nancy Keating P1tBom1ller1 Eileen Nlihontv Pat Cronin Nlary Ann Boris Cen Tutker Bonnie Lu Stdlta beth Bittermftn emmn Xl8lll0VNS Susm Bomn Sue Ellen Sharon Clifford Mlry Nlorello Pit Blggott Ctulu Hruslu 3 M1Chll6k anet Smith Roberta Riegelsperger Diane Carey Sylvla Spen Shannon Pitty Moore Ieanne Helsler Second row Anne Tanner Pat Cynthu Font ini M Iliff. en Carola Christine Comiskey Suzy Ayer Eliza Butz Tlurd rou, Nliry Helen Schw'1rzb'1ch Nancy Iamall Eileen Qumn nd T1 lor GlllBll'lCI'l'l1'lD M1 0 Blche Ali Donohue 0 Anne lyv WJ YY I Budde Fourth row Cirolyn Knust Tlddy Login Xliry Lou Wllsh olene Crlhlm Maureen Cronin Susan Malloy Nancy Shrop shire Linda Farrell Kathleen Bennett Margie Mettura Charlotte Reed .ff 1 operetta of carols to lpprecmtlve Veterans Hospltll patients for their outstanding perfomrmce. 90 voices into a melodious blend of alto and soprano. won by the Ianan Glee Clu Entert unment it 1ts best IS provided by the Clee Club IS 110 harmonious voices greet a blazing autumn ruth the annull Harxest Hlghlights herlld the blrth of in Infant Savlor ln the Cantltl A Christmas TflptVCh9 and welcome the approach of Spring with a three 'act The Christmastlde television debut of the choir on Channel Eleven preceded the presentation of a medlev Spring saw the Clee Club off to Stan Antonio for the annual Music Festix al where thev captured high acclaim Looking form ard to coming Glee Club programs, the student body hopes some day to solve the mystery of how Sister Mary Cabrini transforms so many laughing Fond memones are recalled by accompamsts Clare Keating Maugene Corey Susan Malloy Louise Standish and Martha Nlehaffey as they look upon the trophy ind certificate of ment N b chorlsters brighten school programs rv Q' l N-N. ,- L7 Fzrst rou, B1rl'm1r1Dmson NIITV o L1 Corte Nhry Ann P1tt1rSon Bonmc Noonan Ann Farrell aclcle Delaney Elame Hruska Nlmlyn Ionw D1 me VVoocl Scmnd mu Xll1'V Ann Iuhl XllI'V Lou H 1g1n N111-tha Nlehaffey Carol Bem1an Clrolxn Bcllngcr Nlnrv A1111 Dlwclson C'1rolS1hom11k Tlurrl mu Ilt Tlpton Bfulnri Flemmg Maugene Corey Robertx Strltton ndy D1v1rc IUX Sumn Shcffmld ucly ooet Sh iron Bnmlmerl XI 1rv Kay OBr1en Fourth rou, Pat Colca Davxe Chuwood Plmell Hubert in Corey Betsv Reed Pat Cruy Clthy Doyle Pat DlV1ClSOH Margle NIcCuu'e First row Darden Anthony Cfirol R'll1SC,l'l6l' Cherle Stratton 1m1e BlV0llS6t essc-lyn Nlcll rath Kithle Qumn Ruth Anne Donohue Second rou, Kitlly Nlarslnll Xlfzrthq Com1sl1ey fickle Fntz Pat Roch llCllC Green Xllry Shfzrmin Chxr lotte Knlnn P1tt1 Div Tlurd mu Xlmxnne Tmmll Xlclue Grxhim Rom XAJISL Plt XVII bert Cllre KL'lf1I'lf., Loulse Standlsh, Sandra Hugenroth O O 1 1' I f 1 e : - f f f l . C7 1 A Y f Q 7 , Q ' H S 3- , ' J A - A . -- J 9 . Q ' a Vu -xx 4 . , -1 X ff- '1 ' if ' - 5- -1 ' . .. X. 1 1, ,, 1 2 c, , ,L 1 V, ,A ts I . f 7 V A ' I 1 1 - ' f 1 . 1 , ' , , y . , 1 ' 1 ' ,, l . , 3 ' f I l 1 S . A A ' . it--' ' V 1,51 'A A -QD N A 131 X L-N' vi.: H A 1 .ff 1 ' ' - ' . 2: 1 Y, f .1 f ,Q 7 1 ..r f 5 f - 1 , . 5 l' ' A ' 1' I f le , O . I ' V Q ' 1 L g I I ,JA I 1 V' 1 . J 1, Y E K , i' '. 'I11l2'.',.l':I1 ,.1 '1'1, ,I' , ' , 1 1 ' h '1 . . ' ': 1 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 - , 1 1 1 , , 1 J' ll Af',.1I 'f 1 . , 11 1'. ' ': 71 ' , ' 11 ' , , .1.'1 ,I 2.',1.21x.',-I i,.li 1 . ': , . h: , 1 1 ' , 1 , I1 ' 1 , ,I 5 f 1 - 7 I 1 ' 7 . . ': 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . ' , . . f . If ' 1 ' 1 I , , 1 1 1 , 1 - ..1 Y 2 . C I . -5 A 'f . ' 1' 7' -'. 1 1 , ' ', 1 1- , 1 '1 ' f, ' 91 Heap big fire blazes as Blue Boosters More spiritl This was the order senior Judy Flanagan and her as- sociates willingly fulfilled by or- ganizing the Pep Club. The trade- mark, blue skirt and white sweat shirt, of the Blue Boosters, became a familiar Friday sight when the QNX 0x'uE girls substituted the Booster attire BNSVLY for the school uniform. el.Ug- Contributions of the Blue J gc-gn Boosterv to the pep rallies brought 'sf 1, HU s it fi W JH- Q-' ef bursts of applause from the students. Talent and a generous slice of ham were the ingredients in the melting al-Us au, por of skits which the Pep Club J ggpsmi Bun 6 perfonned. slfll The blues and whites, ninety strong, filling the stands with cheers, were an encouraging sight to the hard-working team. In one year the Pep Club has proved itself to be r- a vital element in stimulating school spirit. A lg r .J'. , fl- Shiga Secretary Suzie Senac, president Judy Flanagan, treasurer Kathie Quinn, and vice-president Janie Flanagan smile with approval at the newly arrived Pep Club uniforms. Front row: Darden Anthony, Anna Marie Bono, Sally Hogan, Diane Ross, Patty Day, Mary Ann Patterson, Annette Moore, Martha Mehaffey, Cynthia Fontana, Geri Tucker, Martha Comiskey, Maureen Cronin. Second row: Elise Sullivan, Judi Bennett, Maugene Corey, Carol Steen, Pat Koch, Elisabeth Ryan, Gayle Kelly, Bobette Lawrence, Karen Boudreaux, Mary Ellen Cavanaugh, Jo Ann Kleifgen, Marilyn Salerno. Third row: Martha Newton, Davie-Chitwood, Roni Wise, Bobijcan Nelson, Judy Sepic, Pamela Hubert, Sheila Scanio, Jan Corey, Sandy Frith, Pat Colca, Louise Standish, Erin Alessandra. r'-ly X we x X if , illl lil lil add spark to games---spirit to pep rallies J Q 5 p E Research, checkmates fill leisure time Jus 5 CHESS CLUB Standmg Pat LaRocca Louts Trapohno Garland Gllbext Clare Keatmg ames Martm Szttzng Gregory Hlrsch jeff Louxs Steve Hams Murray Matthews H-ns..l 94 A well gutrded kmg PIOWGS a chess plavex s worth Advancmg boldly 1nto the flee of a heated battle queens knlghts and pawns un1te to protect then wooden sov ere1gn Chess enthusmsts f1nd that a common mterest de velops new fuends md suspenseful tournaments en courage frlendly r1valr1es Mrs Keatlng chess club spon sor welcomes any newcomers and Wlth practlce and evcpenence these amateurs fmd themselves among the Llbrary clubbers Ira DAqu1no Helen DAqu1no and Rae Holy combme thelr efforts to ensure a peaceful set tlng for 1ndustr1ous students W1Sh1I'lg to use the resources on hind These members lSS1St Slster Marv Joseph head hbrarl in md sponsor 1n keepmg order 1n the hbrary ln checkmg hooks 1n 'md out IH I'TldlHtl1D1Hg stralght f1les md ID helpmg students xx 1th reference xx ork Books and more hooks perplex Llhrary Staff members Irn dAqu1no Helen d AQUIHO and Rle Holy Ewerv day come three 0 clock they resume thexr respectwe pos1t1ons 1n the hbrary ll 1 L L . Mx KN If 1 A x ' V ' r , ' L A VV - 2 ' . , - . J -, I l - ' ' 1 ' ' , l , f t n ' I 1.L . I . - . 1. 3 i - 4 -'W 1 I I I 7 n v I - N4 7 9 A 7 . . . . . X , privileged group of first-class players. 3 K Q 1 , , l X . . . . . ' W it t t . . ' f' 2 . z I , Xe 1 l .' ' . 7 . . . . . I I3 f WI 1 f 1 Z A f , I ,W N XR . K ' ' v 1 . L r - ..,, fm -- 1 Debaters wage battle of research We of the affrrm at1ve hold declares Rlck Erser ln a debate wrth Dennls Sullwan Steve Mandry and Phll Montalbo Not plctured Anne Cox Have you ever felt the urge to argue forcefully about a quest1on'9 To provlde a safe outlet for these argumentatrve yearmngs a debate club was formed and all rnterested were welcomed Often the challenges of How do you know? or Prove 1tl are flung at ardent debators and sparks fly as words wax hot ln defense of afflrma t1ve or negahve stands Slnce halr pulllng and name callmg arent al lowed Srster Nia Ioan debate sponsor remams cose at hand to referee over anxlous speakers Thls wear debators all over the natron questlon the resolutron The U S should adopt the essentlal fea tures of the Bntlsh sx stem of educatlon Partlclpatmg ln debate touma ments at leadmg schools and un1 xersrtles Xlarxan speakers haxe learned by trml and error the rm portance of bemg well prepared to back the dfflI'ITldtlX6 or to argue the negatlve wrth a forceful rebuttal A new brt of lnformatlon IS found by Raymond Blarr B111 Glantzberg Clare Keatxng Martln Leonard to be the basxs of the teams actlve reslstance 'gl- 44 . . n - 3' . . . 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I iii is I I r if Fzrst row Frank Rees Iack1e Cansler Anthony Couse Murray Matthews unmy Lyle Mrke Sounall Bmce Barry Robert Gonzales Douglas Green Second row o Ann Kelnar Judy Gaffney Cathy Patronella Anne Cox Ann Farrell Manlyn jones eannxe Mea dows Carolyn Mrchalek Margaret Martin Dlane Carey Darden Anthony V1Ck1e Neel Ruth Ann Donohue Robm Llnke Third 10111 Sandra Tacconelly Loreta Scheffler Gen Tucker -Io Ann Budde Mary Anne Borls aCk16 Fntz Maugene Corey Nancy ama1l Carolyn Belanger Ahce Davrdson Pat Koch Iudle Green Betty Ruth Sanders Mary Ellen Cavanaugh Fourth row Path Fleck Pat Txptofn Lmda Wanstrath Margle Mettura Plt Colca Betty Gonzales Rene Ward Bobette Lawrence Iudy Joost Sandra Hugenroth Kathleen Bennett Roberta Stratton ames Luke Bemard Wmkel Fifth row Ronny Yokubartrs Davxd Cameron rm Bourret ohn Mattem Davxd Gantt jeffrey Lewxs Pamela Hubert Ian Corey Lmda Gantt Margre McGu1re Cathy Doyle nnmy Carola Davld Haynes Tommy Shearer Ph1ll Haughey Teddy Parks Bulldmg through DUSIDSS Iumor Ach1evement offers h1gh school stu dents the opportunlty of pre buslness expenence Youthful busrnessmen and Women leam to cope w1th the same problems that an adult must ace Proudlv dlsplaymg the1r wares umor Ach1evers sponsor the annual Trade Falr I A Week and the Na t1onalI A Conventlon In Februarv sweetheart candl dates representlng the vanous A compames anx1ously awalt the Sweetheart Dance announcing the queen Maman glrls Ian Corey and Iudv Green were 1n the flnals Truly prrtners ln progrus junior gig busmess men and Women have be M--0... ,, 5 3 fore them a future unlnmted thanks XXX J an to the efforts of Iunior Achrevement Drscussmg plans for then' respective cam paxgns are nom1nees for un1or Achieve ment sweetheart Nancy amaxl ud1e a Green and Ian Corey Xxx 96 r , , , , I , , 1 1 - ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 ,I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 K 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , I 1 - - , 1 I , I 9 1 n 1 ' 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 ' . . u 1 x A . 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Strange objects orbit Marian's Canaveral Houston Chromcle Photo Alzmr' Qlster Nlrrx -Xnnvttft and Befur Bohhxtt examine 1 succrssful roclxtt lftcr flrm It kltx Road Fmng Range on Aprll R1 ht Dc Fdxxlrcl Crur md Put NILOQII sux ut lc, llllIlLl'1lI1f,, of tht IT txxostflgt rocket It Fort Hood on August 27 Blastmg off 1nto a future of satellltes and space men ire Pit Nlcosll constructlon engmeer DeEdxv1rd Greer fuel technlclan and Belu Bohbltt electrl 11 engineer of the NI1r11n Rockct Fluh Thcsc three hoxs ire not just hlckv 1rd rockttccrs hut hlxc tested thelr rockets at Fort Hood md hxxe heen glx en great encourlgement hx mlllt lrx rockct cxperts xx ho hxxe XVlt1'l6SS6Cl thelr work Each of thelr projccts IS carefullx xxorked out under ex ictmg conclltlons -Xs 1 result of thls attentlon to det uls the Club noxx lc lds other Houston schools ID rocket f1r mg hlxmg flrcd rockcts to l l61glltS of 10 400 fect 'Ind 16 384 fcct Anothcr ltcm on thelr llst of lccompllshmcnts lb the posscsslon of thc onlx TlCll0 flflng lppfzrltus IH the fxcld of lm ntcur rockctrx As of lltt thc rockets hnxc lnccn equlpped xxxth 1 p IN lo ld that IS 1 l'lCll0 1 mouse or some other d8VlC6 used to l3I'lI1g hlck Inform rtlon Projects noxx under oh scrx itlon at thc rocket research ccnter xx 111 he dls tmgulshed from others hx the use of in entlrelx nexx amateur propellent Q1-an-4 :iii YU' w .gn X xx I-:rp I Army Photograph 97 Bowlers strive for str lkes Dana Sue Roberson Kathy Keener R H Defr'1n Phyllls Smlth Mlke Kassey Betty Ruth Sanders and unmy Wrlhams learn the nlles of sconng from George Broesche and Kathleen Bennett Kneelmg Donna Fla herty Phylhs Smrth Pat Baggott Standzng Chnstlne Comxskey Carol Schornflck effre Lewls Dlane Woo Patty Sheehan u d y Devereux Stephen Har ns Taddy Logan Caro- lyn K n u s t Margaret Helfnch Wlth bustle hghts black streaks flashmg down narrow lanes and excltement runnmg hlgh the Maman bowlers meet weeklv at the Bellalre Lanes to try thelr luck wrth the pms Competltlon on a frlendlv basls IS the keynote of th1s group Anxlous members of the begmner group the Gutter Ball Club StI'1V6 to reach the helghts at tamed by proud and happy Turkey Shooters those lucky bowlers who happen to hrt three 1n a row But prrde goes before a fall and often the necessary turkev IS absent from the bowl 1ng scene as players eat humble ple and jom the ranks of the Cutter Ball Club Sk1ll and CXCFCISC joln forces to make bowl 1ng a relaxlng and enjoyable Bobby R1egel presldent O O . . 7 3 ' 1 7 . W . 7 7 , If Y, 3 3 ff YY 7 1 Cl 1 ,, Cf 7! 0 , K1 ,Y 1 game for all. ' x a - ' ' a 1 J t x . .I . 1 , , , t I , I C? , , r l , - 1 Y , Small service IS true service Students entermg the cafeterla are met by pleasmg aroma fllled d1Sh6S prepared and served by the smrhng cafetena st iff The room soon re sounds w1th the clatter of drshes and chatter of students reflectmg thell' apprecratlon for well prepared meals Lunch per1od at an end the maantenance crew takes over ID an all over clean up By no means IS thrs the end of thelr vast and varled dunes The prlde of the school seldom acknowledged by students Programs put on 1n the school au d1tor1um provlde a means of SGTVICC for behmd the scenes crews The hghts d1m the muslc flows through the audrence slowly the curtam parts and the show begrns Thanks to the student techmclans the nrght becomes another 1n the memorable events of school act1v1t1es Mrs Ruth Txssmg SlSt6'I' Mary Clare and Srster Ann Mane frll the candy corner wlth mvrung goodres VVhy the SITLLICSQ joseph Turner and Wrlton Lazart pleasure ln msunng the beauty of our school burldmg , , . 9 9 building is the main time filling job, l mg. A, A, .2 ff ' Q' - A ' 'fi-, ' A x - ' ,W .1 f- 'Y ' ' ,, F,-my 7 .aw 'J x1:4'fY' ,, N bw Q ff Pathways af lluify 101 pring events . . . i 1 L ' 'ff' Q . t 4 l . Qui' conventions and plays As March was going out like a lamb, she was preparing to usher in , a host of spring activities at Marian. At the end of March Latin schol- ars were honing up on conyugations tr mslatlons and mythology ln prep tration for the annual Latin Con vention held it Sherman Texas Leonard Derden brought home the bacon by taking first place in the second year Latin Scholarship Test Wlth Aprlls showers promislng secret mes to be who had acquired maximum speed and efflciency were chosen from the business classes to attend the Business Con vention held in Sm Antonio Ste nographers md tVplStS rttendmg were lumors M Irv Kav OBrien Pat Hoelscher and o Ann Budde and seniors Pat Kcllx Brenda Tra l7lllSl md M uy Io Lombard Grease paint c o s t u m e s and scenery were brought into the pic ture ln M IV as both the juniors and the Sod rlitx Thesprans presented plays which vsere credits to each group 'S The perfect picture of 1 stlf composed angel Cl ire Keating shows her charges Katie Meeks Shelli Armstrong Anne Cox Ruth Anne Donohue and Pat Coyne their first glimpse of celestill life Nlirllyn Sllemo Nirrthi Ncwton Sheila Sc uno Ning Ann Boris Cathy Doyle and P it Dlvid E g..,.n-www 1 son pri p ire to embirlt on their tnp to the Latin S0 longl Niary lxry OBrien Pit Hog-lschtr md 0 Arm Budde Convention ln Sherman are ready to leave for the business convention Ln San Antonio O2 Rounds of activities add to school life Z' gh? 1 5 1 Q 2' Ni I 'Nmfzma ayi!-Me Xfire-Naam mg essay Kltle Nleelxs Nlerehant Nlarme essay Standmg Eddle Parsons Serra Club and Repubhcem Womens Club essflys Cllre Keltmg, Trmsportltron essiy DeEdxs 1rd Creer E md uclue Dellney or ltory md poetry wmners 'lt Umverslty 'W of St Thonms speech Toumament Elopmg not rc llly Anthony Scrlltq mal M rrv Cllrlt Ire just rehenrsmg for tht unxor Pl ly Fl'1shl Tht cunerl cltthts me-nn Coffmln Steve Xlmdry Ilnet Smlth md Bobby Rlegel 1n the act of answermg the telephone 1n the unlor Pl aw Rmfmg In tin Groom The rrst of the cast Chlrlotte Krhan Ruth Anne Donohue Rltlmrd Standlsh Ann Tlgrett and Anne Cox IS much 1n tht Cllflk 19 you are wonder Who w11l get lt? f'-45, 1 'Kai WP' O O O O Y 'ap' ' '- 41+ -f In 9 Q , 1, A' ,, 've le S . I f- V, ' lr ,, I if . f zf .. , - ' ' ,, I 'I .l 5, A h- 1 'T' MQ- - M- fn ', -so f' 5- li V- . V K V u I '-Jw, 1 ix V 3 K v 14 X ' l I Y 5 , gwf B ' W .. -'1rf. ff7 'V , , rl .. mx , gf ' tal' ,X . D A V , , I . 'fe , . Qt ' ' ' ff' ,ii 55 .TQ ' , Contest winners, F root row: Carolyn lflelanger, Homernak- 4, . l ' ' ' ' N A . ' , ' , 513535 ' K 4 1 ' 1 f, 2 2 ' c s 1 'L . , 1 iff 2 J' I xl 7, 1 3 ' I c ' I f C 'A , ' 'Tl - K I l - ', X1 - . x '. 1 1 I ,1 ' 2 , ' . 'L v I ' 1 . UL. fuzz'-Ia. 1, .1 ,ba ',z ' ' . ' , . , , z , 2. f a ' 1, , . K , ,, - Mb 1 j ' l f - I Y 1 .x AM Q 5' ,, .. ' 1 X , Y '4'i:':... -. . ' fy-f' ' l03 Sprung alr rings with cheers and music Cheerleader hopefuls form V for V1CtOl'y Kneelzng an Heslep Nhry Clark Sandra Irwm Maureen umn Candxe Defran Standmg udy Flanagan Sue Breaux Madelme McDonald D1ane Schn1tz1us 'mean Coffman Suz1e Senac Judy Flanagan and V1ctor VltaDZ3. Couples at the Iumor Prom swlrl across the dance floor amld the 'IO4 waltz to the muslc of Mel Arvm rustle of net 0 0 0 0 0 I i i E A x,' V I ,, FS: L 4 el' , div , V, f 1-5' ff i ' . .I ,Llc ., ., iQ., .N l :J a 1 I 1 l l v J' J ' , 3 ' Q , I 1 .V X Successful year ...I N3 ll lll Kd Accred1tat1on brmgs out the best of the students work shown by llmmy Devxlle rand udy Gaffney IS brought to a close 1 Nuts md bolts get screwed ID drlver educat1on class as Coach Agleton gwes pomters to Patty Day Leonard Derden and Erm Alessandra Out jumpmg and out vellmg one mother the LUfl'lllSl'lt1C C.l1CCI'lC1dCl cr1t1c1l students who would dCC1d6 the cxndldltes ffltes Formlls 1nd tux were tiken out from tllbll' t1SSll6 p lper wr IPPIDQS 1s seniors xx xltzccl to the ITIUSIC of Ed Qulln ID s olcllc strl md 1 u n 1 o r s stepped out for in evcnmg of fun and dmcmg at the1r own prom held It the Key Club The fart of hmdlmg a car and 1tS an ltomv were Stlldled bv the future drlwers xx ho were mstlucted bv Mr Aglcton As in lpproprmte fmfile to an ewentful sprlng Nlarlan was XlS1tCCl bx representatues from the State Accredltatlon SGIVICG who a nounced at the end of 1 dw of lI'l5p6CtlOYl thlt the currxculum clfisses and bulldlngs met thelr speclflcltlons So NI1r11n hid re cened lts accredxtauon cmd semors could rest assured that thex would be accepted by am college Father Ilcvclx brlcfs Summer School of Cathollc Acuon delegates Pat 'Nexl IDUISL St1nd1sh Xl nrthn Comtslsu Lmdi Perlons Y mcent Hxrsch Rom xy1SL and Pat Hoelscher m the Rlce Hotel Lobby before the ftrst SCSSIOH la- 105 O W f A 5 R D Q , x v 4' -'J -3' 1. 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L a ' ' - , 2 ' , ' ' ' , 1, Sales and splrlt greet autumn leaves 11, Rankmg frrst on the ladder of successful salesmanshrp Nllchael Boehler shows off to admmng runners up She1la Scamo and Cathy Doyle Begmnmg the long l1st of act1v1t1es to promote school Spllflt dur1ng the fall was the Catholzc Dzgest Decencv 111 Readlng Program sponsored by the Student Councrl Flrst pr1ze a portable tvpewrlter was awarded to the h1gh salesman M1Cha6l Boehler after the perlod of Stlff competltlon among all classes Fall weather brought an epldemlc of football fever to Colt supporters To ralse spmt to a hlgh prtch mem bers of the Pep Club worked hard and long on cormcal skrts Whlle en thuslasts hanged an opposmg player ln efflgy Another ev1dence of school Splflt appeared 1n the halls ID the form of posters by Marrans arust and car toonlst Bob Rlegel who contnbuted h1s time and talents throughout the vear to pubhcrzmg com1ng events A l1ttl6lOVlldel'l yell cheerleaders Pat N1cos1a Denms Cluffre Drane Schmtzrus joe Amelang Sue Breaux and Sandra Irwm as they warm up some pep rally spmt 106 O O . 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' 1 a 7 1 9 ust a fuv weeks 1n trutlon md xou ll be fme rXI6I'Clflll PhyS1f.l ms Dmk Sensat md ohm Nhles seem A httle smug about the-1r VIHIIHOIIS defd h.1ng.71ng the opposmg player wil VQQQ K7' R 107 11' Q 4 A f I 3 Junior and senior Pettieoats defend goals Semor cheerleaders ham lt up at the Pettrcoat football game Kneelmg Beau Bobbrtt Phrl Trllota Pat NlC'IOS1a Standmg Ned Tonan Drck Sensat Davld Haynes 108 Tensron mounts 111 the Pett1coat football game as 1un1ors de fend agarnst the sly tacucs of the semor quarterback W1th act1on a plenty the jumor and senror glrls trled thelr hand at pettlcoat football as an opemng to Homecomlng Week XVater boys and French malds hovered over antmg players wh1le com1c cheer eaders stole the crowds applause Tuesday brought the announce ment of Homecomlng Queen candl dates at an afternoon pep rally Ozarks and all pornts south ambled across the stage amrd laughter of the students brmgmg the good news The followlng evemng welcomed 1 gally fested court and entertam ment provrded by the students at the annull Harvest H1ghl1ghtS Thursday nrght the students decked the1r cars mth blue and wh1te strermers and set out on a parade through Bell ure Precedlng the merrv jaunt the cheerleaders set ablaze the mrle hrgh bonfrre The blg nlght arrlved bflflglflg a vrctory for Marlan and a queenshrp for Ianean Coffman I . ca . n I - Z ' , , . ' 9 5 ' a n , s u Visitors from H o l l y W o o d, the C , I 1 6 . . - I fl I V 4 p 77 C o 1 . P T A and students combine forces in PRINCESSES Conme Curry Nancy Shropshxre Nancy Danna anean Coffman Judy Flanagan anle Flanagan janet Wark udy Taylor ESCORTS Boyd Favaloro Mlke Fourt1cq Arthur Uf6Sf1 Bro jackson Eugene Cegrelslu johnny Nolen Charles McClellan Mxchael McGrath In the center Kmg Scooter SCl'11ll8.C1 and ueen Sue Breaux Scooter SLh1lllCl puts the fuushmg touch to ueen Sues crown 'as tram bemrer Vltlxl SLhD.1tZ1llS looks on Vocahst Bonrue Lee Sedlta and dancers Pat Colca and Carolyn N110 halek awart the cue for then' fmal number O O O ' ' I W C 5 5 . A . 1' P 1 ' . z 3 a , 3 5 Y ,fig t . J' In A I ,,,. ,xA , .M y Vrgg I W , , X V V lr. Ayyy I' I args ,Q I Y Z7 ' 'cls Q o' 2 ' , ' , , I , , I ' , , I ' : 7 . I 7 .7 7 ' 7 7 3 . . , ' - Q . , L I I I C, 1 I' , 3 R I 714' Eg . C ,Y , ,.' A 5. 1 ' . S' Z I T , K, . 71 I I 0 ln Harvest Hlghll hts presentation October found the Parent Te lchers A5SOC1'ltlOH bll9IlV workmg on the brg fund TFIICIIIQ ex ent of the vear the Harvest Hlghllghts Combmmg efforts wlth the student talent the parents and teachers hauled the f1n lshed product a success Emceemg the event xx is the noted Cl1SC jockev Pull Berhn brrghtemng the program mth hls remarkable fl Ishes of wrt Entert nnment for the evenmg be gin w1th sexeral numbers by the Nlarlan Glee Club Then came the the crownmg of thelr queen am1d the splendor of her court The rest of the program was marked b MHHIDS best talent lHClLldlI'lg sue vaned acts as that of a frre eater Cl1II'ldX11'lg the evenlng was the rafflmg of a portable televlslon and the 'lVk'1I'CllI'lg of 1 trfmslstor radlo to the person selllng th e w1nn1ng chance Angela Donohue Nlarv sparush flavor Donohue and Nhn o Bache prov1de 1 mple treat w1th a STAGE ENTQA - c,N 21 s 'A X . f I, llpzijif utr' Ah'1 ehuclcles lestfr Bobbv Rregtl burned vrttles 'Nexertheless calm flre eater Slslpper Conlon Carnes on Wlth the act 3SS1StCd by oe Amelang Ill O O O O 925' , ' ' A ' .g . L. 7 . Q 5 . K .K . v 4 q S ' ' , . 4 - ' 'X iff. ,A Y X. t . ' ' , Q' f - 1 fa ' Q ' fa. Y A ' , . . A 2 . , . . - c v C 4 1. . 1 ' ' , x ,f , z - . , V, 5 V 1 I n l ' H' . A If if ff moment awaited by the students- y f 3 'if 1 1 c I I C . ' C n v 4 . f . . 7: L Q ' p 2 . '. ' A-bp i A . . . E175 . , J, his F' ' l 'I 5'--47 1 W t .min -'73, 0 . 5:20135 . ' ,,g,1H g.a,?,,,... N H 1 U X . ' 5 1 ' ' 7 N ' .AU f H .. ' - ' ' ' Double eoronatlon ellmaxes 'II A Whlte Corvette md Ned Tormn ch tuffeur newly crowned ueen mem Coffmm md escort Bro aclxson over the muddy fxeld of the homeconung game Scholars klck up then heels to a rock and roll bent wh1le celebratmg 'Lt the Homecommg Dance 43 'I'I2 ' 0 0 'ff' . x ' ' .1 1 'z 1 '- ' Q It a 1 z w , I ' , ' if A K X I Y A to fun-filled Homecoming Week The color of the homecoming game captured every spectator. Dur- ing half-time ceremonies, convert- ibles ushered the candidates for homecoming queen onto the field for the first of two coronations. janean Coffman received a crown and a bouquet of red roses from full- back Bro jackson while other players presented the runners-up with cor- sages. A carnival atmosphere greeted stu- dents and alumni as they entered the gaily decorated gym for an eve- ning of fun and dancing. Entertain- ment was provided by the Conti- nentals and Naturals and music for dancing by Sam Sedita's band. At intermission 1958 Homecoming Queen, Suzie Senac, bestowed her crown upon her successor, Ianean Coffman. The double crowning com- pleted, the Queen led the Coronation dance, bringing to conclusion the activities of Homecoming Week. 1 N- l se it year's lnoinewmiing queen. Suzie Sc-11.111 erowns I.uu-an Coffman .it tlu' lioinm-wining dance before her court: Judy Flanagan rwin, jan Heslcp, and Xlary Clark Entertainment with a modern flavor provided by the up and coming Naturals, capped a wonderful evening of song and dance. J i l lr . A Z ,. 4 ,l , It 1 113 Amigos inject Latin flavor fagxx cf Spamsh club Off106I'S Roberta Stratton Mxke Foumcq Steve Harms and 1 m m y Carola plan the classroom dxs play w 1 t h secretary Loreta Scheffler Bob Haughey points out h1s old home own to forelgn students Helen d Aqumo Ina d Aqumo Ehzabeth Fontana and Raymond Grant -S M11 Jr- 114 N! Fall blows in with elowning and prizes 5' H Azios receives a tvvigy five dollar check from University of Houston s chairman of t h e loumahsm a n d graphlc a r t s Depart ment Mr Bruoe Under wood For having most attendance at the Hous ton ournalism assemb ly Marian was awarded the check Not to be outdone by the Latin students Spanish scholars recently 1o1ned together and formed the Marian Amzgos Their biggest proj ect was the Spanish play Gold1 locks presented on Pan American Dav which left the student body shaking with laughter Our foreign co students have be come enthusiastic contnbutors to stu dent life Representing Canada 1S Bob Haughes Hailing from Brazil are Iria and Helen dAqu1no El1za beth Fontana comes to us from Nice France and Ravmond Grant clalms Ireland as his native countrv Nl21I'lll'l Echo journalism students captured the attendance pI'1Z6 of tuentx fue dollars at the Umversitv of Houston Ioumallsm Assembly In pre-game tryouts of Parisian football togs Bobby Leone and Donald and immy Hudgins outfit Kathie Quinn in the familiar blue and white of powder- puff footballers. ll5 Cantata unfolds scenes of Bethlehem E Hipaa an 1 F lg, Ageless . . . the nativity scene never losm its appeal to the hearts of Christians. Marian students presented a Christmas Cantata in an effort l to bring to present times that wondrous night. ' si? They come to adore him . . . Vincent Hirsch, Bill Clantzherg, Linda Far- rell, Sylvia Spenellu, jamie Bavouset, Bolton Anthony, Anthony LaCorte, Richard Standish, Io Ann Budde, George Lyons, Steve Mandry, Greg Hirsch, Dennis Giuffre, james Martin, and Anthony Sedita. l'l6 . . . heralds festive holiday season The Christmas story has been pre- sented time and time again through- out the two thousand years since its original enactment the night of Christ's birth. Marian's interpreta- tion took the form of a beautiful triptych consisting of the Annuncia- ton, the Visitation, the Nativity, and the adoration by the Magi. Richard Standish and Io Ann Budde played the parents of the infant Jesus, with Bonnie Lee Sedita as the Angel who told Mary that she was to become the Mother of Cod. Suzanne Robi- shaw sang the part of Mary's cousin, Elizabeth. Rick Eiser narrated the scenes as the Annunciation and the Visitation were sung. Angel choirs appeared to herald the blessed arrival. Three Wise Men, Dennis Cviuffre, Steve Mandry, and Anthony Sedita pre- sented their gifts to the Infant, as the Glee Club sang hymns and carols. Gail VVhitehead, still a little starry eyed relives her brief reign as queen of the Christmas Dance. Program spotlights human sacrifice Nothmg to xt proc-la1ms Sk1pper Conlon to a breathless crowd as Carol Ann Rauscher and joe Amelang wxtness hls human sacnfxce Off to a joumahsm conventlon held ln San Antonlo are Ned Tonan Nlzuy Kay OBr1en Mary Clark Steve Mandry and Ann Tlgrett VS via' Hua l M A wif 4 - ff xr Q x K ll ' naaor Wo r rl,l-r f 118 Mid year brings retreat and reception Nix stery shrouded Sklpper Conlon durlng the annual T llent Show as he performed A baffhng erematton skit to bnnq the show whlth benefited new of Hearts cindldates to a suceessful f1n1sh Potenti ll newspaper r e p o r t e r 5 sought fresh ldeas at 1 Stlte wlde eonxtntlon held 1n San Antomo on the w Qekend of anuarx tenth Nlem hers of the Nlflrmn Echo lttcnded the newspaper w o r k s h o p and brought back mam modem tech niques md wntlng lpproaehes to be mcorporated into their piper P zusmg between semesters for the annu ll retreat Nlarxan students were lfforded the opportumtx to renew thur Splflflldl l1fe of the ptst vear Our Lldx of Gufidalupes feast on Deumbcr 17 marked the reception of tlllfh prob ltloners lnto the Qodal tx Offiu 111112 it the cercmom l' zthtr llutk presented the Q 1nd1 dates with med ils Lcrtlflettes .md it the end h1s blessmg llll C Ss R retreltmasters Lllbl,llSS topics for the lflllllll retre It Nhchael Cruy Ind Lmes Xhrtm a s s 1 st Father Heyelc in the dlSU'll7Ut1OIl of CBYUf1C3.t6S and medils to newly recelved Sodal lStS Margaret Nl2'lI'f1I1 and Martha Newton X ll? l ' , A A I lt's never too late to retreutf' Rev. Quentin Reneau, CP., and Rev. Robert Guydos f . l I , V , ' 3 .f 6 , f ' t s 1. , ,. , . ' --', , I Q 1 . 1 1 . . V . ' Q. 1 1 This and other student aets served X V, v . Q - , 3 .2 Y . LK ' ' 2 z - ' W . . 1 . - ' . I 1 2 ,A i f 5 2 ' V z ' - ' ' ' ' 1 . L l , h 1 . . nz 2 1 , av l, x f ,, x. . . I . 2 h 1 I ' 4 u, z 1' L ' ' x I X l ' ' 2 I I 5 I . 1, 1 . . I K I - , A l ' a ' p 2 ' , ' J z ', ' ' '1 ' 1 , ' ' . Red and white checked heart adds flair On Februlrv 7 1959 the Marlin Su eetheart Dance sponsored by the Student Councrl was held m the school cmfetern Sweetheart candl dates honorees at the dance were seren lded bv the swxngmg sounds f I C CllTtlS and hrs band Hearts 'W' md CllpldS decorated the cifetena lddlng the true Valentlne Splflt Hlghllqht of the evenlng W'1s the Mqflx, crownxng of the Sweetheart Queen Phvlhs Smrth For the flnal touch Queen Phvlhs escort Tom Schmt ZIUS presented her wrth a bouquet of red roses Decoratxons for the Queen of Hearts dance take shwpe under the capable h'1nds of Gayle Bmeggeman Zlta Prerce udy Taylor 'md Chns Lmgle g at Xlembers of the sweetheart court pose wxth thexr queen Thev are Renlce Kunzman Dune Keller Gayle B1tterman Roni Wrse udy Flfanagm Nlary Cathenne Quartero ueen Phvlhs Smlth Kathy Keener Shelli Tschumy Bobbette Lawrence Erleen Nlahoney and janet Wark 120 I 1 I I .I e N., L , a 9 ' w, a , , , , a , u 1 2 . ' 1 , x KC -4 , ,I rf X ' 'O , S 1 '. . N' ' I V- I ' Z . . l . . Q I. 1 I .5 ' l ' AA tr' 9 ' A ' 1, -4 .'x . , lx Q . 1 a ' X i ,, , V , I -xr , .I . Y I y K .b . D A 4, . I : V I 4 , I A V W' 4 Q. K 1 be ' , 3' L 4 K W g . - ' 1 4 . . . f I l , if VI S 2 1' v ' ltt f Q A - . I I X ' 1 . D ' lg. l l ' ' to traditional Valentine red .X i Tom Schuitzius crowns Phyllis Smith its swcetllcurt while 1-lnule jimmy Carola stantk by to prvscnt her with ll lX7llflll0t of flowvrs. I 14915 ,,A -Il - Swc-ctliwrt finalnts from i'llL'll c-lass .uv junior Rumi XVNA with e-xcort Barry Staiviiilicm. fIllf'l'D ami sophrunorm- Phyllis Smith with escort Tom Schnitzius, st-ninr Slit-ilii 'IS4-lnnm' with 1-sn-wrt Ht-nn' Anus, iuicl frt-alumni Xl.lI'yC:L1lllL'l'lll1' Quurtcm with escvrt Carl Triola. 121 Banquet and trophy cap gurls season J ff? X Q ' Y VI -5 I Q f S I V is I 5 1-mf 4 S lx , , ,, H ' W' V M E ! f N x' ' .... k xv ' , . ' X x 3 N A Honorces at the girls' athletic banquet are Peggy Arleclge, Bobbie Cuvincss, Mrs. E. H. jackson, Mr. E. H. jackson, Rev. Eugene y 53 4? V 1.1 ' G' . je .f -4 , Q XJ., L ff :Q 5 offs i 5 L 1 xv! 54 if I Q l x L I, N ' 1 f' l 1 ' l 4 E A Heydx CSB Nlrs Mtn Mulcllcton md Nlr Robert Nllddleton Four year lettermen Mary Helen Schwarzbach Clare Kefthng Kathy Skmner and Mxckey Robson sport the-lr hard eamed sweaters N A proud moment anuves for MlCk8y Robson as she recexves the runner up trophy xn the CGAA Toumament from Mrs Lenme Wxlkms on behalf of the Toads 123 S Q. ww. Lettermen shape fate of fall season 54. -.wwf 'Wi fix, R ,a-3 34 if '-+45 sir t The 1958 Vlarlan sports xear opened Wlf.l'l a shrft m the coachmg roster Coach Gene Agleton rnherltmg a squad wrth 1 5 4 record shaped the Colts 1nto a football team that succeeded 1n capturmg the C1ty Catholrc Champlonshlp and 1n ratmg thlrd ln the state Wlde Texas Cathohc Interscholastlc League plax A graduate of Stephen F Austm College Coach Agleton gamed two vears of coachmg experlence 1D Kerrwlle before movrng on to become Nlarrans assrstant coach IH 1956 Com b1n1ng skrll and hard work the new head coach molded a team whrch executed prec1s1on plays and engmeered XV1I'l1'1lI'lg strategy Come summer he works XV1tl1 the baseball play ers and prepares them for a season to equal that of the football team New on the athletrc scene at Marlan IS Mr Elmer Bache From September to F ebruarx he was seen f1rst on the football fleld ass1st1ng as backfleld coach and then on the basketball court actmg as head coach Coach recewed h1s trammg at Dayton Un1vers1ty and prewlous to h1s asslgnment at Nlarlan he coached ln the East By sh1ft1ng pos1t1ons for accuracy and ln troducmg new plays for speed Coach Bache 1nst1lled 1n h1S men a w1ll to w1n Coach Olson learned the arts of the coachlng pro fesslon Wl'11l6 playlng Varslty football for Wharton uruor College After completlng a two year course there he trmsferred to Slm Houston State College and later to the UH1VCfS1ty of Houston Moldlng freshmen athletes 1nto future varslty players 15 the job of Coach Olson at Xlarlan He lnstructs hlS boys ID the fundamentals of football baseball and basketball A f'1m1l1ar face for fornudable problems the face that of Coach Agleton the problems those of any coach confronted wrth the task of shapmg eleven boys 1nto a sweatmg fnghtmg wmrung team Good luck Coach' 120 Wlth faces mtent and 6ff6Ct1V6 plays upper most 1n thell' thoughts Coaches Bache and Ol son dxscuss future plans for the backfxeld and the freshmen teams Football team scores--school spirit soars fxf A N--' 9 .., Q3 MARIAN 1958 59 Record Sacred Heart Halletswlle Kmk.11d fHoustonQ St osephs CYoakumj KIYXVIH Cl1N6StODD St Thomas CHoustonj St Josephs fX1CtOI'1dJ St -Xnthom s CBeaumontj Blshop Bx rne CPort Arthurj VISITORS A ll 32 '- ' ' C ' ' D 0 X 12 A ' 0 B 1 . I ' 0 .J Nl' 6 U . C 2 ' W AQ 24 St. Pius CHoust0nj 0 14 . - . N , 9 34 I 1 1. .' 1, 8 . . ' 8 QQ Q 28 ' 5 36 Q - heerleaders wmd up the clock of splrlt Cheerleaders kneelmg Diane Schmtzius Sue Breaux Sandra Irwin Standing Pat Nicosia Dennis Giuf fre oe Amelang Cheerleaders Diane oe Sue Dennis Sandra and Pat pass the dagger m a pre-game rally as they prepare to scalp the Indians 'Yea Colts' Beat Eaglesl The iron lungs of Marian cheerleaders kept them going at top speed Anytime anywhere six flying figures encouraged the team to VlCt0I'y with a steady stream of chatter and cheers The spirit was so contagious that the stands rocked under the enthusiasm of the crowds Sue Breaux Sandra Irwm Diane Schnitzius oe Amelang Dennis Clllfffe and Pat Nicosia never lost their pep even when defeat seemed almost certain Their motto of Never give up turned the underdogs into a champion team with a deliriously happv student body solidly behind them. This same skill and enthusiasm earned the cheer- leaders first place at Huntsville cheerleading school last summer, the honors that the cheerleaders of last year had obtained, thus proving that they take a back seat to no one. Colts take first home game I2 O The prospect was br1ght for the Marran eleven l.h1S year wlth Mr Gene Agleton as head coach M Elmer Bache as ass1stant coach and twelve lettermen return1ng The frrsky Colts played true to form and seldom d1S8ppO1I'ltCd thelr avrd fans chalk1ng up such V1Ct0I'l8S as the St Thomas game and the Homecommg Came Wlth St Ioseph S of V1ctona The Colts chmaxed the season by wlnnmg the Cathollc C1ty Champlonshrp and placlng thrrd ID th T C I L Llke the charge of mlghty stal l1ons the Colts opened thelr fourth playmg season by tramplmg Sacred 'afrnliaitii wi Dlsregardlng a sllppcrv turf Fe-hx Reynost lttempts to cltch 1 pass from Scooter bCl'l1lllC1 olm Rc-cvcs tlclxlts a Kmltutl lthlete clcmonstrltmg the prowess that pived the vw ly to pzydxrt Heart of Halletsvrlle 320 Fehx Reynosa returned the openmg k1ck off Wlth an elghtw fue yard touch down run Also helpmg to make the frrst VVID a brg one were Ken Perkms and Eugene C6glelSk1 VV1th the swlftness of the mter mrttent thunderbolts that outlrned a threatenlng sky all nlght Maman struck for two qu1ck touchdowns to beat Klflkdld 17 0 rn the Colts flrst home game of the season It was a game wh1ch drsplax ed the Colts de fensue skrll Kmkald s elew en headed for the shovs ers at the end of the game vuthout a smgle on rush1ng yard 129 Colts end football season with ., L l 6-2-I win, loss tie record Q- V ' . nina-una? -.,,..,,, is Noonan, Charles NIcCl1-llun, Felix RL-ynosu Eugrnc Cc f5lLlSlxl R H D1 frm Bro ulxson Kin Perluns Kent Pltm Icrry Otto john Miles, Ben Olmstcucl, Douglas He-rri-rl R14 ll ml Sfllldlbll W lltmr I l1rl1 lrclt xvlllll llnncll Don Huclgms jcrry Rlnclall Joseph mond Blair, joe Garcia, Couch Ccnc Aglcton Coach Gene Agleton and senior lettermen. Standing: XValtcr Ehr- hardt, Ben Olmstcud, XVillie Tinncll, Butch McKeown, Coach Agleton, Bro Jackson, john Miles, Frank Ross, Richard Stand- ish. Kneeling: Virgil Bramlet, Felix Rey- nosa, Eugene Ccgicl- ski, Scooter Schillaci. Sturd line, stead backs equal victor Go fro go' But where? wonders ohnny Xhles fenced in by Falcon tackler and restless referee Too many fumbles, too much Ioe Hamby, and too many big Kirwin linemen were the main factors in the Colts' 27-6 loss to the Bucca- neers. Seemingly up against a brick wall the Colts' many scoring drives ended in crushing defeat. Butch McKeown solved the Kirwin defense long enough to pass ten yards to back Cegielski for a fourth period Marian score A threatening s didnt dampen the spirits of Marian boosters or the team as the Colt eleven defeated the St Pius Panthers 240 at St Thomas field Schillaci Miles and Reynosa earned special praise as they spearheaded the team with two touchdowns in the first two periods and two in the third quarter After a week 1n which Marian school spirit reached an all time high the Colts met a fierce band of Eagles on Halloween night Disre gardmg a ten pound per man weight disadvantage and their role as a K, Z' it hilf time the Colts gat 1 chuxing out lS Couch Agleton uses 1 positive dynamic approach to spark them to final victory 132 ns t , if fi ' - ' 3 7 7 .. ,, . . , E, , - ' - I - , X p A 1 I4 '-Tr , M J Ar r-1 1 'S C . ,fp T r Q M 1, ,Y K ff 7 If A 1- I 4' V ' f if 'V K' - J p A ic ' V- fi, ,qi - - ,Neff , . t if c, I , f- 1 ?. ' , Twi- . L-'? .' 'L ' 2 iz' V QTL , 1 ' Marian wins Catholic City Championship Fehx Reynosa unable to avoid hrs pursuers IS downed by a St Thomas tackle seven pomt underdog the Colts turned 1n the best defenslve game of the season and stomped a tough St Thomas team 14 12 The ghosts and gobllns must have been watch mg thls part1cular nlght f o r t seemed an outslde force boosted sp1r1t and determ1nat1on among the Mar1an players causrng them to 'klck up the1r hoofs III every sense of the word The Colts havlng acqurred the trtle of Clty Champlons a week before added to the1r reputatron 1n the Texas Cathollc Interscholastlc League with a 34 0 w1n over the St joseph Flyers of V1ctor1a The v1c torv w1th outstandmg plavmg from Pat1n Sch1llac1 and M1168 was a frttmg cl1max to Homecommg YVeek Expectlng an easy rlval ln the Bulldogs of St Anthonvs the Colts experlenced a mlld upset w1th the score endmg rn a 8 8 t1e The only score for the Colts came ln the f11'St quarter when rrght tackle Ben Olm stead blocked a Bulldog krck on the f1fteen yard l1ne prcked up the ball Elusrve Gene Ccgrelskr attempts to worm h1s way out of the grasp of hrs opponent and rm for the score C6glClSkI plunged over for the two pomts after the touchdown The bltter cup of defeat was handed to the flred up Colts by h1gh rankmg Bishop Byrne Culded by the deldlv accurate plssmg of Scooter Sch1llac1 the Colts ralhed figam and agun at Shamrock Sta drum 1n Port Arthur to hand '1 hard fought game over to Blshop Byrne Wlth a 36 28 score eil' ffl it an Niobbed bv determmed tacklers Butch XitKeown has all he can do to hold on to the ball 133 l n 1 H C ' ,xr W r 4 . 1 ,ya , JH A A' - , .L , V3 . E . . . , L Q C I 1 C L ' ' , . . a . 6 Q c' l - 1 I , I - . ' . K I 0 77 I VTY7 1 7 17 1 Q 1 1 y . 4 , 7 7 rt ' ,..4- A V C , 's 'l'! . ,',l.' KV -' 1:5-4. '5flkk'l,f -av ,- luv ., Y,-v.,,':K ,i J. daft! ,u: -p , I , . AI... , . ' , Q' . 1, f - ' ' ' ' N . y 42.4-1x',4E1t,A I W.,-if , A Q.: N rgvn.-ZAa'yX. .fu nun 4. x ,- v ' 'ff' I. .V 'cgi ..ll,-bf-'-' bjfyl f. It . ' ,T at , I s' . 1 5 4 f A , . 4 t Victory flag heralds King KoIt's reign QLHLR, ssl L itll. lit CJ A King Kolt long may he re1gn Standmg Paul Gonzales Beau Bobb1tt Bobby Rn'-:gel Anthony Sedlta Phill Haughey Kneelmg DeEdward Greer unmy Carola Kmg Kolt the Marian Mascot was the product of the specul mgenulty of sever ll m ClllSfI'1OllS students m Linda WV1nstrf1ths garage whrch ever smce has boasted a new coat of plaster Under the d1rect1on of Bob Rlegel hls cre ator the frame was desrgned the colt plastered the mascot before the student body was held at the pep rallv before the Kmkard game Kmg brought rousmg cheers from enthusl lStlC crowds untll hls untimely death Whlle re turnmg from the K1rw1n game Solvmg the Student COllHC1lS problem of publ1c1Lmg NI mm v1ct0r1es Pat Koch hlt upon the rdea of a v1ctorv flag Mrs Mlles acceptmg the task of d6S1gI11I1g md makmg the flag presented the flmshed product to the students followmg the teams rousmg vrctow oxer St Thomas In deep ap prec1at1on for her work the Student Council pre sented her wlth an arrangement of xxhlte chrysanthemums Holst It up We wonl Beau Bobbltt and Ned Torxm Pat Hoelscher 'md Mrclxey Robson proudly ralse the vlctory flag Y I 5 f L .L C , L ' 3 Y . . X. 2 S C , , s 'Pl 1. 71 , r ' and provided with a throne. The l1I'1VG1l1l'1g of pp H 2 . ' . D. 1 . I . - F' ix ' . L . . , p ,v E I . I 7 . . , mg . . 7 . - PS2 7 Little Colts unleash mighty power Seated George Lyons Pat LaRocca managers Kneelmg ohn Doyle Garland Gxlbert Ronny Wesley Earl Meeter Pat Leonard, Edward McG1nn1s Tommy Loesche Mark Sensat Thxrd row Coach Charles Olson Boyd Favaloro Martm Leonard Mlke McGrath Louts Trlpohno Larry Andrews Davld Van Dyne ohn Paul Lorenz Coach Ken Bond Fourth row Ned Bums Ixmmy Scahse Robert Pretty john Bell Stanley Bons Mxchael Frels B111 Wlse IIHI Be1del Under the d1rect1on of freshman coach Charles Olson and l1ne coach Ken Bond the freshman football team made 1ts debut ln mld Septem ber Dnve and determmaton sparked the flshs play as they won hard fought games aga1nst Lutheran and 5 St John the D1VlI16 Fans halled the Maman St Thomas game as the best of the season Although the uhttle Colts tralled the Eaglets at halftlme they caught and held them untll the fourth quarter when St Thomas surged ahead to leave the playmg fleld as the vlctors ln a 20 8 fmal score The freshmen fmlshed thelr season of play Wltll a 2 8 Wm loss record 5. : VI. , , . 'U :I I , ' , ,' y. I ' ' ' ,A ' ' , . . . - . I X L ' 135 Colts depend on unit performance Front row Butch McKeown Anthony Rufflno Scooter Schlllacx Charles McClellan Mlke Fofurhcq Back row Coach Bache Kenf Patm Chns Carmouche Charles Scahse Fuchard Standlsh Ben Olmstead Eagles Louls Hamxl muffs Cannouche m a. soonng dnve 136 VARSITY RECORD MARIAN THEY Channelv1ew K1nka1d Aldme Lutheran Mt Carmel St johns St PIUS Mt Carmel K1rw1n St Anthonys Maman M1Sf1tS St Thomas St Iohns St Thomas TCIL Tournament St P1115 Ceniral St Plus 46 ' 53 40 ' ' 38 ' 57 41 44 36 . 46 25 . , 47 41 St. Thomas 60 47 . ' 54 49 . 47 38 ' ' 52 65 , . ' 37 31 ' ' ' 27 48 . 74 51 . ' 53 48 . 74, 30 . ' 46 20 46 54 . ' 52 3 we rlf!!' F fmal record falls to show true progress Front row 1m Branch un Bourret R H Defran M a r k Sensat Standmg Coach Bache jeff L6W1S Plul Ff1SCh 'lmes Klnser Ronny Yokuba1t1s As players fumble for the ball R H Defran and Mlke Colasm R H Defran takes steps to 111 Skl lump for possesswn of the tercept lt hlgh flymg ball 139 O O I :I , I ,.. , g 7 3 1 4' . 1 1 ,If ,! l , l , .. ' printers, hurlers, jumpers have rigid workouts In the heave of things are shot putters Larry Andrews and im Branch Track is a sport which requires both physical and mental condition- ing. Of all the sports played around the world, track is one of only a few which depends entirely upon the in- dividual who has no one to blame for his mistakes except himself. Larry Andrews and Jim Branch find that pole vaulting, discus throw- ing, and shot put require weight, plenty of strength, and the determi- nation which goes with many hard days of practice, while high jumping requires speed, form, and natural ability. The 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash require sixty percent natural ability and forty percent form. Sprinters Ned Burns, Tom Schnitzius, and Boyd Favalora work mainly on coming off the starting blocks and staying relaxed. The 440 and the 880 Qhalf-milej are considered similar by Bro lack- son and John Woolson who have learned the value of speed form en durance and the art of thinking fast The person running one of these events must know how to conserve his energy the right time to pass and the right time to exert his re maimng energy at the end of his race Taking the position as track coach was the hardworking coach Bache Waiting for the practice gun are tracksters Ned Burns Boyd Favalora Tom Schnitzius Bro jackson and ohn Woolson 140 J +- 4' 9 1 ' , . . . . 7 I , , , , I - . I 1 1 I , V 5 . ' -' Vin- ., ' K, e' JI, , - ' 'g,:.lr9.,2 . . si ,vp M. -5 , bf, .r . - K K 'r , ', . - '- 1. H -, xi, , , i r. , . 7 ' . ' j . +1 .1 - .se .f -. 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Q x 'n .7 ' hr .ltk Outdoor sports call for accuracy, stamina -ski: Q? 4 'T' : :5'f,,.ce: ' 0 :qigfl5s:.i:l: ' f'r ' 5 :ii I - I u S Y-0 effrey Bobb1tt wxtchcs DeEdx 1rd Grcers f.l6l1l0USU ltl0I'1 of the proper techmques to lme used for the forehand gnp Representmg Hanan ln tenms tournrmcnts 1re DcEclxx1rcl Creer md cffru Bolalntt I 1st xc mr De Edxurcl uptured the loc 1l slngles ch1mp1on5h1p 'md xx IS 1lso Dllm ber one on the Tens lunxor D1x1s Cup squul D1111ng the summer flu ntl pluul It C'l11c wo the Nlt10I'l'll Cl IX Fourt ClllITl p1onsl11p mtl It Ix1l1m1zoo Xllllll n 111 thc Nitlfill 1l 1111101 C1 11 pmnslnp Sprmv sus BQ111 Bolnlntt Nccl T0r11n Ben Olmstt ul Bob R1egcl and john rlllI'I10NKSlxl prmtlcmq on the green 1t the loc nl countrx clubs T ese XI111111 1, lfus luxe cl l lenged St 'lhom ts St Anthonx S of Beaumont 1nd Blshop B1 me of Port Arthur Ned Tonm and Beau Boblntt selcct f.h6lJ' woods before settmgj out for 11 fast func holes w V, Ar W sw ff fa fji y .4 lril 1-. . . 1 ' I 1+ . a. 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'I 'K 1 '1 ' ' ' 1 w Y I A 4 4 X Y Q Baseball proved stronger b the dozen 3' Q '4 Kneelmg Gene Cegrelslcl Scooter Schlllacr Eddxe Leone erry Pf1t1n Sam Brando Stzmdmg Bro ackson Chns Carmouche Anthony La Corte Wlllle Tmnell Butch NlcKeown Arther Urestl around Marlan can boast the talents of expe lenced pl1 ers who have gone through thlc and th1n for three years Havmg taken on stlff competltors the players of Coach Gene Agleton are countlng on mten sive practlce and on 'know how to carry them to a w1nn1ng season th1s year The hlgh pomts of last year st1ll fresh 1n the mlnds of players were the second place trophv won 1n the Kmghts of Columbus League and the consolatlon trophv Wm IH the Marran Tournament Also proml nent were vuns over St Plus K1I'VVll'! and Mt Carmel ln Texas Cathollc Interscholastlc League play Sparkmg the Mmm att lck were p1tchers Sam Blondo Jerry Pat1n and Butch McKeown catcher XV1ll1e Tmnell lIlf16ldeI'S Chrrs Clrmouche Scooter Schlllacl Gene Ceglelskl Anthony La Corte john Gennusx Arthur Urestl and outf1elders Eddle Leone Bro lackson and Anthonv Camplse Colch Agleton belrexes that the sp1r1t of te lmn ork uhlch has been shown 1n pr lCtlC6 sessrons xull be the blg factor 111 contrlbutlng to a successful se lson th1s year I l - 8: A 'l:4'. s, l ' 1 3 . f , A - s 1 -7 ' , f It Q, if Mfr 21 M K- p K I I , . .Y As the 1959 baseball season rolls ' 7 r ay , KK n I P7 ' , o 1 1 n C ,Y - 7 7 . C , 7. a ' . , . .J ' 'z 'z L 7 l 7 4 n 4 al so 5 s 1 1 . Q, Y ' 7 Q 3 , 9 . 4 z ' ' 1 .. 2 Y 1 7 . I I v 1 1 is ' 4- Breaks of game determine a win or loss S t. Thomas player strains for the catch as Scooter Schillaci races l 2lg3iI1St the bull. il K A 'VA . Discouraged by the short c-nd of the score, the tcum Slumps wcurily. - I Blltbll Mr-Kvown m-.lrlv worm-fix in A 4 ar flu-spa-rrrtv .attempt toiswmrm-. but the Q catcher snags the hill lwforw- lu- mm rruc-h home plate. 143 Hard hitting colts finish a winning season af ' s...d- 'w-wi -.,.............f.-...,. . -,---.1..., K . iFg:'4-lvl, , .IQit?Xxsi'gc-5 s' , N , 4 ' 1: - 1 .QA Mx-. fy M, it . kv WV Ei , ,I :fg'fr,7!1ff V, 'gi Lf? nt .I ' A fi - Q. titigfl -. . ' 4. - ' ew 'V 22.5.39 ' iid? Jbglla 0 Q 9' -Q., Q . , 1 T. .V A , tiff , W rg. 1 V is 113:-lT wax 5 A . 111 1 C V .1 Vo .- Qssiis ' 1 -' A Q l ' -'f'l. 'bwlgf' 3 . , --M - :X I With a faraway look in his eyes, Scooter Schillaci recalls the honor of making the T. C. I. L. All- toumament team. 144 ii T VARSITY RECORD Marian 13 Marian 6 Marian 6 Marian 5 Marian 13 Marian 7 Marian 4 Marian 1 Marian 11 Marian 8 Marian Marian 5 Marian 7 8 Marian 3 jerry Patin looks before he swings the mound. Kirwin San Jacinto Mount Carmel St. Pius Kirwin Mount Carmel St. Thomas St. Pius Sam Houston St. Anthony St. Pius Mount Carmel St. Anthony junior Varsity. Kneeling: joe Sedi- ta, Gerry Donohue, Ronny Yokubaitis, R. H. Defran, Tom Schnitzius, a n d I a m e s Hallmark. Standing: L o u is Graves, Bobby Le- one, joe Landry, Kent Patin, Mike Fourticq, and Charles McClellan. U3 N Q C6 D- CI: CD :D H FY' A an -'11 Qi- U1 5. 'Z-' 0 Xu! n-r- uk!-'CP-ll-'naeoiio CDOUIWCIJ 2 5' ro 2 E. 51 5? '19, 9' 5 5' 3 F Spirited play sparks successful season ,, ,e ,. e A.ff, , we 2,1 L Left to right: Rene Ward, Sheila Scanio, janean Coffman, Kay Keyser, Mickey Rob- son, Carylon Budde, Anna M a ri e Bono, Marilyn Salerno, Sandy Daily, Ian Corey. St. Iohlfs Kinkaid Lutheran Dominican Incamate VVord St. Pius Port Arthur St. Agnes They 14 18 3 16 10 5 0 8 jackie Fritz, poised for action, awaits the ball with open a.rms as eager teammates stand hy to assist. NVill she or won't she is the S64 question amciofus players ask, as jan Corey leaps for the sky to make Contact with the ball. 145 Defeats fail to daunt daring rebounders Front row: Anne Olmstead, Nancy Danna, Betsy Reed, Clare Keating, Donna Amason. Back row: Elise Sullivan, Mickey Robson Kathy Skinner, Coach Bobbie Caviness, Karen Boudreaux, Sandy Dailey, Kay Keyser. Take it, Skinny! yells trapped forward Elise Sullivan to teammate Kathy Skinner. SEASON RECORD NVE THEY 21 Lutheran QHoustonj 22 19 Mt. Carmel fHoustonD 21 21 Santa Fe QFriendswoodj 48 28 Mt. Carmel fFriendSwoodl 36 41 Kinkaid QHoustonj 53 38 Lutheran fHoustonJ 23 44 I. W. A. QHoustonj 11 29 Mt. Carmel QHoustonj 19 29 Kinkaid fHoustonQ 38 33 St. johnis Cllobstownj 14 20 I. VV. A. CCorpusj 15 35 Mt. Carmel QHoustonj 32 27 Dominican CCalvestonD 24 15 1958 Exes 8 146 agers finish with troph and banquet Betsy Reed maneuvers a screen as she passes to forward Sandy Daily. alt, th I P, B t f d S d F ,th bs s on e oose. eam orwar , an y n gra for the free ball. Front row: vluckim- Fritz, Mary llclcn St-liwurzlnzlcll, Carylon Buclclv, Diane- Gillurcl, Delorvs Lunde. Back row: Manager Martha New ton, Anna Marie Bono, Sandy Frith, Shclia Sumio, Put YVark, Manager Charlotte Reed. Baseball opens Rites of Spring I . X 1' ,- I ' Kneelm ChI'1St1I1L Connslxv Pit Bflggott lime Fllnwgm ln Corev ulxle Frltz Smflrl Irwm Standing Sue Breaux udy Fllnlgxn Rene NV 1rd Mlckey Robson BOIJIJGIII Nelson Smcly Dnley raids! '-...g ill --city Y' ,cfikfelisv 'Sawing VISITORS NIARIAN I W A I W A fCorpusQ St Agnes I WV A St John s St Johns top tll it xoundnr Bntze frlntle teinnn itns urge 'ls Slnclm Irwin sn'1g,s '1 lull with bise, hit writte n all over it. S I N X i ' C f S 2 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Badger Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Barry Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carmouche Dr. and Mrs. P. 1. Cecala Mr. and Mrs. john H. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. R. XV. Comiskey Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Corey Dr. and Mrs. james E. Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Iames F. Devereux Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Descant Dr. and Mrs. William M. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fontana Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Canss Dr. and Mrs. H. Clantzberg Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. I. Herrera Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 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UI mg M cl M B Id W W IW M IM WI' M' CONGRATULATIONS REDEMPTORIST FATHERS We students of Marlon Hugh School extend our warmest congratulations to the DIADEM Staff and to Srster Joseph the faculty sponsor, for the third edltnon of the yearbook We apprecuate the per slstent effort and the untmng work which have been so well rewarded by thus accomplnshment The DIADEM Volume III STUDENT COUNCIL MARIAN HIGH SCHOOL BILAO S DEPARTMENT STORE A S BILAD L A ASTOLFO Sprmg Branch s F avorzte Shoppmg Place 8719 Katy Rd Houston 24, Texas LEW S RECORD SHOP Uncle Lew The M eyerland Record M an ALL TYPES OF RECORDS GIFT CERTIFICATES For All Occaslons 164 W W W wr W WI W W HW fl! , iw - M1 ' ' W ma ' WW . . I I 1 I I W ' I !Wl n u 1 66 q , U W ' - W - . . . ' 9 W W . f W i I W! W W W W Ml . 9 WI W! W! 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THOMAS Houston, Texas Z I l M W M Conducted by 75 W Co-educational THE BASILIAN FATHERS N' W WI AM W Courses in ,W Liberal Arts - Sciences - Pre-Dental Z Pre-Medical - Pre-Law ll IW W dill For Catalog W Write THE REGISTRAR CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND BEST WISHES FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS TV SERVICE By Televnslon Speclalusts Servung Bellaire and Adlacent Areas Guaranteed Servuce On All Makes By Techmcrans Wuth Years Of Expersence TV CENTER Bellaire Welding Co MO 44271 Electric and Acetylene Welding Steel Bunldung Fabrucahon 8- Erectaon Ornamental Iron Steel Stanrways Carports 5115 Belldlfe Blvd 5611 Belleure Blvd Bellanre, Texas ililllliiilfiiffiiiifliflliliiIiiffliifilxisisfliiljllxif IW . o o . . - . Q Deserted hallways filled with A deserted hallway . . . An empty room . . . At last the Diadem has gone to press, the frantic final week is done. Now we stand at the threshold of an empty hallway with the ghosts of our laughter and arguments, our jokings and scoldings ringing in our ears. As we survey our second home, the Diadem Room, CRoom 202 of the school libraiyj before closing its door behind us for the last time, we pause to offer our thanks and appreciation to a staff superb. Amid the frantic rush they filled the demanding jobs of writing copy, drawing impossible layouts, and dozens more while managing to preserve the spirit of fun which kept us going during rough moments. Not to be forgotten is the greatest marvel in our mirror of re- membrances-the endless patience of Sister Mary Joseph, our faculty sponsor. Without her constant support and occasional prodding we would not have come even reasonably near meeting our deadlines. Throughout this book we have tried to record and relive the pathways-some difficult, but all of them rewarding-which Marian has travele,d during its first four years. For the class of ,59, who were Marianis first freshmen, these are but the first steps toward lifeis all important goal. Therefore to you who remain behind we leave this empty hallway. Fill it as you will with hopes and dreams and sparkling friendships. This is our legacy to you: the never-to-be-forgotten thrill of treading the Pathways of Progress. The Editors 72,6 r tunouen Q Ti-us l m will?-fha l ' 'UREUEST .ti 1 T PEOPLE 'N f EwO L0' 1 F T 2- U 1 T - l - 1 W iDFLIl l -7,h, NQQQF N r , ,A .'..JfA,y:j2 filhggf- g35QQQ5fJf7 'f ' 1 ,L f' 3, ' W ff-lf,-, 4' 'Sf':a x .- , W- +4-' .fw ,,qlp ' myth'-Pkg-fgff? , 1. Jllfizz Q , 41.31 ., K, Ll.. ,-,fa A ,. . Y L , 'fx Q-1l2'f ' , , 5-df' '- 1.1 V gi . j ' x ,. AWE A Gb- -4.-5 fe ,I If as u ' f' , .V . . , a w. ' ' ' , Q, F, 'gg 3 K P WW ,fr i- W ,,f'gfQfx'55j .. -1255 . F iw . er- : Q 'if fr jf fa? ' .-ff ', 1 . 5. V - fzsy, 45+ ' :.zf1. mdif. ,f - AQQlgg?' f -v I-vi ff f N 3. g:,a- 11' J. B'3wSf2ffw.' ., 1. . 4' - ' Ari? ', . P ' - ' ., 1 L Q ,- I .. , U 1 Eff ' 5. 1 v I 1. 6- , V -, .1vQ?'.'l + . . iff - A Y- ' ' '4. -YA, ,, , 1 ' . 'W' ,. g ' ' '. 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',, 7' HPF fy A F Y' 3. .nf ,, H Q-'Q 1,4 W 1- + 5 -Q W ww. , . .A Davxs Mane 73 FACULTY Father Eugene A Heyck 10 0 119 123 Rev Mother Mary Sebastian Sister Mary Annetta 13 97 Sister Mary Benedlct 14 S1ster Mary Cabrmx 13 Slster Mary Cam1llus 10 11 Slster Mary Cannehta 16 Sister Mary F1de1lS 15 Sxster Mary Joan 6 10 11 Srster Mary joseph 12 Sister Mary Mxchael 14 Sxster Mmam 13 Sxster Mary Peter Claver 15 Slster Mary Rosana 12 Slster Mary Roseanne 14 Slster Mary Vmcent 12 Mr Gene Ageleton 16 105 126 3 Mr Elmer Bache 15 126 130 136 139 Mrs Bemxce Keatmg 17 Mrs Veta Mlddleton 17 123 Mr Charles Olson 17 126 135 Mrs J D Plckell 11 STUDENT BODY Alessandra Erm 21 62 81 83 86 89 92 105 Amason Donna 62 146 Amelang Joe 31 54 106 111 115 128 Andrews Larry 66 72 83 135 140 Anthony Bolton 72 83 117 Anthony Darden 62 85 89 91 92 93 96 Armstrong Sheila 31 36 88 93 102 Amett Jane 72 Ayer Suzy 26 66 72 83 90 Azlos Henry 19 31 36 84 114 121 Azzorello Joseph 62 130 Badger Mary Clfure 72 83 87 Baggott Pat 67 87 90 98 148 Barry Bruce 72 96 Barry Peggy 72 Battaglla Mlchael 72 Baumstark Elizabeth 23 67 Bavouset Jamie 66 67 81 87 91 116 Behrens Mary Frances 67 81 83 87 91 Belanger Carolyn 31 82 84 91 93 96 103 Beldel James 135 Bellsch Buddy 25 31 Bell John 72 135 Bell Jlmmy 72 Bennett Judl 62 92 Bennett Kathleen 67 81 87 90 96 98 Bennett Larry 26 31 Berman Carol 31 91 93 Bettxs Jay 62 Brehl Lenchen 72 Bxtterman Ellzabeth 72 81 83 90 Bxtterman Gall 72 83 90 120 Blanr Raymond 62 81 83 95 131 Bobbxtt Beau 31 55 97 108 134 141 Bobbxtt Jeffrey 67 81 83 141 Boehler Mxchael 72 83 106 Bone Gayle 77 Bonm Susan 72 90 Bonnette Alme 32 Bono AnnaMar1e 18 62 83 86 92 145 7 Boris Mary Ann 32 81 90 96 102 Boris Stanley 27 72 135 B0lZll19l'l Pat 67 81 90 Boudreaux Karen 62 92 107 146 Boume Harold 72 Bourret Jxm 67 96 139 Bowles Carolyn 67 Bramlet Vlfgll 25 32 131 Branch 11111 139 140 Branch Vrrguua 24 32 54 82 93 170 Index Breaux Sue 30 32 57 60 80 93 104 106 110 128 148 Broesche George 5 21 32 41 44 98 Brucks Kathy 72 Brueggeman Gayle 30 32 52 80 82 88 89 93 120 Budde Carylon 72 145 147 Budde Jo Ann 26 32 87 90 93 96 102 117 Bulnes Katherme 72 Bumbera Sharon 33 82 84 87 91 93 Burger Phyllls 33 93 Bums Ned 72 135 140 Butz Sue Ellen 67 90 Caldarera Robert 67 Caldarera Sammy 33 84 Cameron David 66 67 96 Campxse Anthony 33 Camplse Antomette 34 Cansler Jack 62 96 Carey Dxane 67 81 87 90 96 Carey Kathleen 24 34 82 93 Carmouche Chns 20 61 62 80 81 83 122 136 142 Carola Jlmmy 62 96 114 121 134 Carola Maureen 66 67 80 81 83 87 90 Cash Anthony 67 Cathcart Lmda 18 19 72 Cavanaugh Cathleen 67 80 83 92 Cavanaugh Mary Ellen 62 92 96 Cecala Phlllp 61 62 66 80 81 83 Ceglelskl Eugene 34 110 130 131 133 4 Chandler Dlane 72 Chaseley Vlckey 72 Childress Pamela 72 Clutwood Davie 62 81 83 86 91 92 Cxmo Nxckey 67 Clark Cheryl 72 87 Clark Mary 34 55 84 93 103 104 113 115 Clayton Patncza 34 Clzfford Sharon 26 72 81 83 90 Cochran Nell 62 Coffman Janean 30 34 80 87 89 93 103 104 110 112 113 145 155 Colca Phxhp 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Y Y ' ' 1 1 1 1 '1 -3 - 1 1 ' . 5 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 98 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I I I I 8 I , ' Index Koch Pat 61 63 80 83 85 86 89 92 96 Koons James 25 Kunzman Renlce 74 83 87 120 81 116 42 68 91 LaCorte Anthony LaCorte Mary Jo Lalfleur Edward 2 7 LaRocca Pat 74 8 Landry Joe 63 144 Lawrence Bobette 61 63 80 83 96 120 Layton Carole 77 93 Lehman Sherron 74 Leonard Martm 40 41 44 54 81 82 95 135 Leonard Pat 71 74 80 135 Leone Bobby 63 115 130 144 Letzench Louls 68 Lewls Jeffrey 23 69 94 96 98 139 Lmgle Chrls 66 71 74 80 120 Llnke Robin 69 87 96 Llpmsky Davxd 74 83 Locaslo Anthony 77 Loesch Tom 23 74 135 Logan Taddy 69 90 98 Lorenz John Paul 74 135 Lucia Carmen 74 83 Luke James 69 96 Lunde Delores 69 87 147 Lyle Jlmmy 66 69 96 Lyons George 71 74 80 83 117 135 Lyons Pat 69 Lyons Robert 63 81 McCa1n Susan 74 83 McClellan Charles 66 69 80 1.10 131 136 144 'V1cCue Kathleen 69 87 McDowell Blllle 74 83 87 McDowell Thomas 27 69 McGrath Michael 74 83 110 135 McGu1nness Ed 69 135 McGu1re Margie 40 82 84 91 93 'vlcllrath Jesselyn 69 81 87 91 McKeown Butch 30 41 80 130 131 33 136 137 138 142 143 McLean Pamela 69 81 83 McNeely James 74 'vladlgan Sara 75 Mahoney Eileen 23 69 90 120 Malloy Susan 69 81 83 90 Malone Pat 22 63 Vlandola Sammy 19 Mandry Steve 41 82 85 87 95 103 115 117 118 'vlarmo Vincent 75 81 83 'vlarshall Katherine 26 64 83 86 89 91 Martm James 7: 81 83 84 87 94 117 119 Martm Nlargaret 64 81 83 86 89 96 119 Nlartmo Joe 64 130 Martxno Mary Grace 75 Mattem Edith 41 81 82 Mattem John 69 96 Matthews Murray 69 94 96 May Paula 69 Meadows Jeanme 64 90 96 Nleeks Kane 30 41 54 55 8 82 84 86 93 102 103 Nleeter Earl 75 135 'vlehaffy Martha 18 64 86 89 90 91 92 'viettura 'viargle 69 90 96 'vlettura Nhchael 64 99 Nhchalek Carolyn 61 64 80 90 96 110 Nlrles Elzzabeth 75 Nhles John 42 107 130 131 132 Nhxon Ehzabeth 75 Moffett Sheeran 42 Montalbo P1111 84 83 85 87 95 Moore Annette 64 92 93 Moore Patty 66 75 81 83 90 Morello Mary 42 84 90 93 Monsak Roger 64 131 Murphy Chnstopher 42 Murray Lee Roy 75 Nalanan Zorme 71 75 80 83 Neel Vlckxe 42 93 96 Nexl Pat 42 50 55 82 84 87 88 93 105 Nelson Bobnean 61 64 80 86 92 148 Newton Martha 19 64 81 83 86 92 102 119 147 Nncosxa Pat 42 97 106 108 128 Nolen Johnny 61 64 83 11.0 Noonan B111 64 Noonan Bonnle 69 91 Noonan Frank 69 131 Noonan Gmger 75 Nugent Pamela 69 OBr1en Mary Kay 42 82 84 87 91 93 102, 115 118 Olmstead Ben 30 43 80 122 130 131 136 Olmstead Ann 75 146 ONe1ll Mary Lou 26 43 Osbome Buzzy 69 0Shaughnessy Pat 20 64 Otto Jerry 64 130 Owens Margre 43 Owens Mary Joyce Parks Teddy 69 96 Parnsh George 22 43 Patxn Kent 69 130 136 144 Patronella Cathy 27 64 96 Patterson Mary Ann 64 81 83 86 91 92 122 Perklns Ken 64 130 Perkms Lmda 43 87 105 Pxazza Frank 75 Pleroe Zlta 75 83 120 Planthaber Carol Jean 75 Pormbeauf Lnnda 44 93 Presswood Joe 69 Pretty Robert 75 135 Puhl Mary Ann 75 91 Quartero Mary 75 83 120 121 Quartaro Vmoent 69 Qumn Eileen 69 90 Qumn Kathie 64 91 92 93 115 Qumn Maureen 5 44 93 104 Randall Jerry 69 130 Rauscher Carol Anne 69 91 115 118 Redick Junmy 64 Reed Betsy 20 44 91 93 146 147 Reed Charlotte 70 90 147 Reed Peggy 75 Rees Frank 70 96 Reeves John 70 129 131 Reeves Lourse 70 Reeves Lowell 70 81 131 Reynosa Felxx 64 129 131 133 Rlegel Robert 44 88 98 103 107 111 134 Rxegelsperger Roberta 64 90 Roberson Dana 70 87 98 Robxshaw Suzanne 70 Robson Nhckey 45 55 123 134 145 146 148 Rodnquez Raymond 70 171 Rodnquez Theresa 45 Ross Dxane 64 92 Ross Frank 45 122 130 131 Ruffmo Anthony 25 61 64 80 36 Rust Ronald 70 Ryan Elisabeth 64 83 Ryan John 75 81 83 87 Sacco Jerry 75 Salemo Manlyn 20 64 83 86 89 92 02 107 145 Sanders Betty Ruth 64 83 96 98 Sarabra Robert 65 83 Sawyer Jane 45 93 Scallse Charles 77 136 Scalxse Jxmmy 75 135 Scamo Sherla 33 61 65 80 81 92 102 106 145 147 Schattel Frankre 65 Scheffler Gene 45 Scheftler Loreta Faye 70 96 114 Scheffler V1v1en 75 83 Schenk Norman 70 Schlllacl Patsy 75 83 Schlllacn Scooter 30 45 55 57 80 110 129 130 131 136 137 138 142 143 144 Schnltzlus Diane 45 93 104 106 128 Schmtzxus Tom 65 83 121 130 140 144 Scholwxnskr Frank 65 Schomack Carol Jean 75 83 91 98 Schwarzbach Mary Helen 45 87 90 123 147 Schwarzbach Mary Kate 75 83 Sedlta Anthony 46 103 117 134 Sedlta Bonnle Lee 26 65 83 84 86 88 90 110 Sedxta Joe 65 131 144 Senac Suzxe 46 82 84 87 88 89 92 104 3 22 Sensat Dick 30 46 80 107 108 130 Sepxc Judy 19 24 65 81 92 Shannon Patncxa 75 81 83 90 Sharma.n Mary 46 53 82 85 88 91 Shearer Tommy 25 65 96 Sheehan Patty 70 81 98 Sheffleld Susan 46 87 91 Shropshire Nancy 70 71 81 83 87 90 110 Shultz Clorla 70 Sklnner Kathy 46 54 82 87 93 123 46 Smlth Janet 47 82 88 89 90 93 103 Smlth Phyllls 70 81 98 120 121 Smlth Susan 75 Sollto Nancy 47 93 Sounall Mike 47 81 96 Spauldmg Albert 70 Spenella Lucxlle 36 47 81 82 87 89 93 155 Spenella Sylvxa 70 81 87 90 116 Stacy Brlly 131 Standish Loluse 61 65 86 89 90 91 92 0 Standrsh Rxchard 47 103 117 131 136 Stavmoha Barry 65 81 83 121 Steen Carol 65 81 92 Stockert, Dons 70 Stockhart Ixmmy 76 83 Stratton Chene 76 83 91 Stratton Roberta 70 87 91 96 114 Stratton Sheila 47 87 90 93 Streckfus Benme 70 Streckfus Mxchael 18 76 Stnckland Leona 70 Sullivan Dennis 47 54 95 Sull1va.n Elise 65 86 92 146 Tacoonelly Sandra Talley Jared 65 Talley Melvm 76 Tanner Anne 18 76 90 Tamowskl John 24 65 Taylor Judy 71 76 80 81 Thxboudeaux Gene 25 70 110 120 2 Index Trgrett Ann 47 55 84 93 103 115 118 Txlotta Phd 48 55 59 108 Tlnnell Mananne 70 81 83 91 Tmnell, W1ll1e 48 131 142 Txpton Pat 48 82 84 91 96 Thomasmo Phlllxp 131 Tonan Ned 48 55 84 108 112 115 118 134 141 155 Toups Jen'y 21 65 Trapolmo Joe 48 Trapohno Louxs 76 94 135 Trlola Carl 65 76 121 Trlola Sandra 76 83 Trombatore Annette 48 Troncale Rosemary 70 Tschumy Shella 19 48 87 93 0 Tucker Gen 65 90 92 96 Urestl Arthur 65 110 Utley Dolores 77 Van Dyne Davld 76 135 Vento Anthony 19 76 Vetrano Patncra 76 83 Vltanza Vlc 19 48 84 104 Vondy Harry 27 76 Walbert Pat 70 83 91 Walsch Mary Lou 49 90 Walthall Mlke 65 Wanstrath Lxnda 30 49 80 88 93 96 Ward Rene 49 82 87 93 96 107 145 1 Wark Janet 66 70 80 81 110 120 Wark Pat 21 49 81 89 93 147 Wemtntt Wallace 65 Wesley Ronald 76 135 Whltehead Gall 76 117 Whitehead Patncla 71 76 80 W1ll1ams Jxmmy 98 Wilson Clyde 76 81 Wmkel Bernard 70 96 Wxse B111 76 83 135 Wxse Rom 65 83 86 89 91 92 120 121 Wolf Dale 76 Wood Dlane 76 91 98 Woolson John 76 140 Wynn Jxmmy 65 130 XYZ Yokubaltls Ronny 66 70 81 96 York Ann 49 90 93 Zagst Jean 76 0 139 144 ORGANIZATIONS Bowlmg Club 98 Chess Club 94 Debate Club 95 Dmdem 88 89 Clee Club 90 91 Junior Achxevement 96 Latm Club 81 Leglon of Mary 85 Lxbrary Club 94 Manan Echo 84 Manan Honor Socrety 83 Natxonal Honor Soclety 82 Pep Club 92 93 Reporters 85 Rocket Club 97 Semor Councxl 55 Sodalxty 86 87 Spamsh Club 114 Student Councrl 80 Technxclans 99 ADVERTISEMENTS Alamo Pharmacy 165 Al s Formal Wear 150 Annuncxatxon Church 165 Anthonys 152 Avon Cleaners 159 Baggott s Rug and Carpets 154 Barnes Electnc Co 160 Beldens 165 Bellaxre Jewelry 160 Bellalre Men and Boy s Shop 160 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