Our Lady of Victory High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

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As Christian men and women, we must likewise arm ourselves against the grave temporal and spiritual dangers which Communism presents. The education we receive at Our Lady of Victory High School prepares us for the fight against these dangers. But we are not merely taught what to fight against: we are given a cause to fight for - the cause of Christ. We are strengthened in this cause not only through our religious training, but in the sciences, languages, arts, technical skills, and social activity. Our.cover design is symbolic of the Battle of Lepanto. We see the Christian banner with its cross penetrating the broken Ottoman spear with its crescent blade and horse-tail. A ship from the Christian fleet rests anchored in the distance. While the Turkish shaft now lies useless and shamed. and the cause of Christ stands triumphant, let us march behind the shield of Our Lady of Victory, and look for the church to vanquish the hammer and sickle which challenges the flag of Christ today. f X 4 X DEDICATIQ We the students of Our Lady of Victory High School dedicate the first volume of Lepanto, 1962 to - Your Excellency, the Most Reverend THOMAS K. GORMAN Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth Without your guidance and encouragement the dream of our modern co-institutional high school would not have become a reality. May these pages reflect the fulfillment of many of your high ideals for us, and may we continue to live up to your greatest hopes and expectations. CONTENTS Campus. . Faculty . Graduates Classes . . Activities Spiritual Social . . Scholastic Sports . . Patrons .P5 P11 P19 P35 .....P58 .... .P68 .. ..... P76 . ..... P91 .....P97 A Lf N' Q' , . 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Q I A i CAM US 5 Language Laboratory Home Economics Kitchen area Biology I Laboratory Our Halls On September 5, 1961, the doors of the new co-institutional high school were first opened to 397 Catholic students from the city of Fort Worth, Hurst, and Arlington. This is the campus. Inside these walls rests the armor of young Christians - armor which they will use to battle the enemies of Christ - to face Those who have dared the white re- publics. Here rests the armor ofthe Humanities, the Arts, the Sciences - formed, fashioned, and polished according to the pattern of Christian truth. School Chapel of Pra er and tud Auditorium Library Bishop Gorman recites spe cial prayers of the dedi- cation of a school. High School Dedicated His Excellency, The Most Rev. Thomas K. Gorman, Bishop of Dallas-Fort Worth officiated at the formal dedication of Our Lady of Victory High School on Sunday, May 6, 1962. After the formal prayers and blessing of school and faculty residences Frank Mills presided as Master of Ceremonies at a program in the auditorium where guests heard Dr. Louise Cowan, Head of Humani- ties Division at the University of Dallas, speak on importance of Catholic education. The program closed after a few words from Bishop Gorman. Bishop Gorman blesses classrooms in Boys' Divi- sion. Bishop Gorman blesses Home Economics Department. -sffe My Bishop Gorman blesses school chapel. I ' , W 242252315 Bishop Gorman blesses dining area in Brothers Residence. . . . Catholic schools must seek nothing less than the true formation of the Christian intellectual life and the restora- tion of Christian culture. To accomplish these aims, they must be permeated with the living spirit of Christianity. Dr . Louise Cowan Residence of Sisters of Saint Mary of Namur Faculty Residences Residence of Brothers of Mary. , X sl ,fifg , .,f NPV!!! K w I 1 j 'flax mf , L, U ff! H V F K 41 f 1 ,VJA 1 f v X 'r ACULTY REV. JOHN MEYERS Assistant Superintendent of Schools Diocese Dallas-Fort Worth Administration A 1 1 N 1 i i REV. EDWARD R. MAHER Superintendent of Schools , Diocese Dallas-Fort Worth i N Principals Boys' Division BROTHER JOHN KURZ, S. M, Girls' Division SISTER ELIZABETH, S. S. M. N Faculty This is our faculty - Christ's representative in our fight for truth. These are the people from whom we receive out training, our guidance, and our inspiration. These are the people who hold the flag of Christ's army high, and lead us in the preparation for the time when we each shall wave that banner in our portions of the battleground of the world. SISTER MARY PATRICIA S. S. M. N. . M.A. Superior, Moderator, Seniors A105 English IVg Latin l,IIg Religion IV SISTER ELEANOR S. S. M, N. , M.A. , Assistant Principal, Moderator, Sen- iors Al2g Bookkeeping, English IV, Religion IVg Typing, Moderator, Altar Society, Sodality Miss MARCIA AINSWORTH, MRS. JULIA BAKER, B. s. General SISTER BERNADETTE MARIE B.S.S. Moderator, Juniors Al4g Businessg Shorthandg Typingg Mod- 5.S.M.N. , R.N. , B.S. Modera- Arnerican Historyg English lllg erator, F.B.L.A. tor, Sophomores A215 Biology I, Moderator, Debate Il, Chemistry, Religion Ilg Modera- tor , Future Nurses -'ii f I ,li l ,I MRS. VIRGINIA CURL, JR. , B.S. RICHARD R. DICKINSON, M. S. MRS. EARLINE DLIVALL, B.S. Biology I in Ed. English I: F1'6I1Ch HIS Physical Educationg Moderator, Latin LII G.A.A. B. H. GENTEMANN, B.S. Alge- bra I,I1g Geometry SISTER IMELDA S. S. M. N. M.A, Moderator, Juniors A155 Religion H15 Spanish I,IIg Moderator, Spanish Clubg Moderator, Sodality Cafeteria Manager Faculty BROTHER EDWARD LOCH S.M. , B.A. Moderator, Freshmen C103 General Scienceg Guidance Ig Re- ligion Ig Social Studiesg Spanish I SISTER MARTIN JOSEPH SISTER MARIE IOSEPHINE S. S. M. N. , M. S, in L. S S S M N M A Moderator Librariang Moderator, Freshmen A22 Algebra I English Sophomores Al9g Religion I Religion I Hg Moderator, Lepanto SISTER MARY SHARON S.S.M.N. , B.A. Modera- tor, Freshmen A20g Eng- lish I,IIg French Ig Religion lg Moderator, Sodality REV. PAUL NEUMANN S.M. , B. S. in Ed. Chap- laing Moderator, Freshmen Cl3g Algebra lg Latin Ig Religion Ig Guidance, Ath- letic Director MRS. DELENE NORTON, B.S. Home Economics BROTHER DAVID PAUL S.M. , B.A. Moderator, Freshmen Cl2, English Ig Latin lg Religion Ig Guidance, Moderator, Student Councilg Moderator, Sodalityg Moderator, Lepanto NEAL RECK, B. F. A, Speech Ig Moderator, N.F.L.g Moderator, Genesians SNUMW F. A. RUZYLO, B.S. in Phys. Ed Physical Education I7 I8 MRS. GRACE SCANLAN MRS. MARY C. ASHE REV. .TOSEPH P. FUHRMANN Secretary to Sister Elizabeth Secretary to Brother Iohn O, S, B, Assistant Chaplain Bookstore Bookkeeper Staff Helpers Mrs. Ann Sivek, Mrs. Mamie Neal, Mrs. Nora Haubert THE CAFETERIA STAFF Roy Hodge, Raymond Thomas MAINTENANCE GRADUATES Dialectic materialism, or Communism, threatens to control the world today. Through selected courses, we, the graduates of OLV 1962, are fully aware of this insidious evil. As seniors, we had many opportunities to strengthen ourselves in sts' t he battle between good and evil. ln our prayerful study ofthe New Testament, we familiarized ourselves with our meek and humble Leader and His sweet and gentle Mother. In contrast, we studied the leaders of communism, their ideals and tactics and trained our minds to recognize the pattern these leaders have mapped out to destroy western civilization. In a special course on marriage, we reviewed the Church's teaching on the sacrament of Matrimony, its obligations, rewards, and importance as a factor in the fight against communism. We seniors realize that communism totally rejects everything America has come to accept and cherish. We accept the challenge that only by following Christ, by being perfect Christian Americans, can one join the battle no less serious than that of Lepanto and come out victorious. Seniors MARY LOUISE FREEBORN Altar Society 45 Awardsg Geome- try 35 Choral Club 3,-4, Accom- panist 3,4, Librarian 3, President 45 Class President 45 G.A.A. 45 Genesians 2,45 Junior Achieve- ment 35 N.F.L. l,2,3, Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, Lettered 1,2,3, Second Place Trophy 2 fDebateJ5 Student Council Rep. 4. IANET PRICE Altar Society 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Favorite 25 Class President 45 Debate 152,35 Genesians 2,45 G.A.A. 2,45 Intramurals 2,45 N.F.L. l,2,3,45 Student Council 2,4, ELIZABETH ANN BREEN Intramural: Softball 1, Basketball 35 Biology Award 25 Class Play 1, 2,35 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Choral Club 35 Cheerleader Nominee 15 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Genesians 1,35 Honor Girl 35 So- dality 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 15 Reporter to Youth Spotlight 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Vice-President5 --- Winter Carnival Nominee 3. MARY KATHERINE NOLAN Class Parliamentarian 35 Class Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 1,25 F.B.L.A. 45Ge1'1eSlans 2,45 Intramurals: Basketball 15 Volley- ball 15 Academic Letter 4. IEANIE PULTE A Cappella Choir 35 Auditions lst place 1,25 Choral Club l,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Class Treasurer 45 First Place in Dallas and San Antonio Music Festivals 1,25 F.B.L.A. 45 Intramural Vol- leyball Student Council Rep. 2. LUPE AGUILAR Basketball Intramural 1 ,2g Future Nurses 45 G.A.A. 4g Honor Girl 1, 2g Intramural Rep. 1,2g Volleyball Intramural 1 , 2 . MARY CARMEN AGUILAR Basketball Intramurals 1,2g Volley- ball Intramurals 1, Captaing Fu- ture Nurses 4g G.A.A. 2,-4g Altar Society 4, BARBARA ANN BROOKS MADELEINE BECAN Best Actress 3g Debate 2,3g Choral Club 3,4,'Librarian 4g Class Play Director 2g English Award 3g French Award 35 Genesian Award lg Genesians 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 N.F.L. 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Academic Letter 4. .-T G, A. A. 4g Altar Society 4. IANELLE BOERNER Annual Staff 4g Basketball Intra- mural 3,4g Blue Dance Princess 3g Choral Club 1,2g Class Treasurer 35 F.B.L.A. 3,4g Treasurer 4g Miss F.B.L.A. 4g G.A.A. 45 Genesians 25 Homecoming Princess 45 Altar Society 45 Latin Awards 2g Laneri Cheerleader 4g Laneri Mardi Gras Duchess 4g Sodality 35 NOMA Award 35 Academic Letter 4. -1 eniors THERESE CARTER Intramurals: Basketball 2,3,45 Representative 25 Softball l,2, Captain 25 Volleyball l,2,3, Cap- tain 25 Varsity: Basketball 35 Varsity: Volleyball 2,3. SARAH CASTILLO Twelve Year Student . ADELE COLVIN Altar Society 45 Class Parliamen- MARY SU tarian 35 English Award 35 Honor ,E COOK Award 25 Sodality 3,4, Treasurer 1 I 45 Spanish Club 45 Intramurals: S ans 4: N'F'L' 4: Safety Councu Volleyball 25 Academic Letter 4. 3: Sodauty 3'4' Altar SOCICIY 45 G.A.A. 45 Gene- 22 G,A.A. 45 Legion of Mary 35 JOAN CLEARY Annual Staff 45 Class Play 25 F.B.L.A. 45 G.A.A. 2,45 Gene- sians 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Junior Achievement 3,4, Treasurer 3 ,45 Intramurals: Basketball 35 Altar Society 45 Make-up Chairman for 3 Act Play 25 3 Act Play 4. BETTIE JANE CRIDER F.B.L. A. 3,49 G.A.A. 4: Junior Achievement 35 Altar Society 45 Spdality 1 . JULIA COX Class Play 25 Class President 35 Class Vice-President 25 G.A.A. 45 Genesians l,2,3,4, President 45 History Award 3. MARGIE PAT CUSHING Intramural: Basketball 25 Class Favorite 35 Class Treasurer 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Junior Achievement 35 Altar Society 4. PEGGY DEMPWOLF Class Play 1, 35 G.A. A. 1,25 Genesians 1 ,25 Junior Achievement 35 Altar Society 45 National Latin Award 25 School Play 2,35 Spanish Club 4, Vice-President 45 Aca- demic Letter 4. GERRY DONOHOO Altar Society 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Genesians 25 Laneri Cheerleader 45 Spanish Club 4. -tl.. . Seniors KAREN MARY DOOLITTLE MADELINE ANN DROITCOURT IANIS KAY DULOCK Annual Staff Business Manager 45 Altar Soc. 45 Cho. Cl. lg Class Parl. Class President lg F.B.L.A. 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,4QIl'1' 2, Sec. 3g G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Intramurals: Basketball 25 Safety tramurals: Basketball 1,2,4, Cap- Treas. 25 Genesians 15 Intramurals: Council Chairman 1,25 Student tain 45 Softball 1,25 Junior Achieve- Basketball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,45 Council 1,2,35 Class Favorite 4. ment 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice- Volleyball 1,2,35 Outstanding Ath. President 45 Top Candy Salesman 1. Award lg Sodality 1,2,35 Vars. Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,35 Aca- demic Letter 4. MAXINE EISMANN Altar Society 45 Annual Staff Typist 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. 2,4, Treasurer 45 Genesians 25 Intramural Board Secretary lg Intramurals: Basketball 1,2,3,45 ' Softball 1,2,45 Volleyball 1,2,35 Junior Achieve- ment 45 Valentine Sweetheart Nominee 35 Varsity: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3, an CELESTE FELIX Altar Society Program Chairman 4g Annual Staff 45 History Award 3g Honor Award 1,2,35 Latin Award 1, 'ii 25 Math Award 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Prefect 2, Secretary 45 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 35 Intramural Baseballg Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1 ,25 Academic Letter 4. --i--- Choral Club 3,43 Class Play 3,45 Class Secretary 15 -- CAROLYN FERRIS Altar Society 45 Annual Staff 4g Decorating Committee for Hal- loween Carnival 1,2,3g Genesians 1,2,3,4g Intramurals: Volleyball lg N .F.L. 1. JANIE FRENCH Choral Club 1,2,3,4g Class Sec- retary 2g F.B.L.A. 43 Genesians 1,2,4g Home Economics Award 15 Red Cross Representative 1,25 Typing Award 3. MAUREEN ELLEN FRENCH Altar Society 4g Annual Staff Typ- . ist 4g F.B.L.A. 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4g Future Nurses 2,3g G.A,A. 43 Genesians 1,2,3,4g Junior I Achievement 3, Vice-Presidentg N.F.L. lg Sodality 1. MARILYN HELEN FUCHS F. B. L.A. 4g Future Nurses 2,3g Genesians 1,23 Intramurals: Bas ketball 2 . ...-.i LINDA LOUISE GRAY Altar Society 4: A11 Tour- nament Trophy 2.3: AH' nual Staff Typist 4: F.B.L.A. 45 G.A.A. 4, Secretaryg Intramurals: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Soft- ball l,2,3g Volleyball 1, 3,45 P.E. Award 2.33V-31 sity Basketball 1,2,3.4, Co-Captain 3, Varsity Volleyball 3 ,4. Seniors RACHEL GAVIA Altar Society 4g Class Vice-P1'esi- dent and President 2g F.B.L.A. 4, Parliamentariang French Award 1, 2,3g G.A.A. 4g Genesians 2g Honor Award 1,23 Intramurals: Baseball 1,2,4g Volleyball 1,2,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 DOLORES GOMEZ Altar Society 4, Choral Club lg Class Secretary lg Decorating Com mittee for Winter Carnival 39 F.B.L.A. 4g Genesians 4g Spanish Club 4, Presidentg Student Service 1,2,3. Student Council 2,4g Academic Letter 4. SHIRLEY HAGGARD 26 Altar Society 4g Intra- murals: Basketball 1,2,3g Softball 1 ,2,4g Volleyball l,2,3,4g Varsity: Basket- ball 2, ,Tumor Class Play 3g Sodality 3,45 Academ- ic Letter 4. LINDA HAIEK Altar Society 4g Choral Club 2,3, 4g Class Favorite lg Class Treas- urer lg Genesians lg Sodality 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Prefect 3, Prefect 4, Academic Letter 4. MARTHA IACOBO Altar Society 4g F.B.L.A. 4g Genesians 1,3g Intramurals: Vol- leyball 2g Spanish Club 4. MARY BETH HAUBERT Altar Society 4, Secretary 4g F.B.L.A. 45 Future Nurses 1,2,3g G.A.A. 2,4g Intramurals: Bas- ketball l,2,3,4g Softball 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3g Sodality 1,33 Varsity: Manager. BARBARA JOHNSON Choral Club 3g Decoration Com- PEGGY JAY Choral Club 2,3,4g Intramurals: Basketball lg Sodality 1,2,3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 2. mittee for Winter Carnival 3g Future Nurses 3g Legion of Mary 3 PAT KANE Altar Society 45 Future Nurses 43 G.A.A. 45 Spanish Club 4. Seniors MARY C. LAUX LYNDA HUTCHENS Altar Society 45 Genesians 1,45 Intramurals: Basketball 15 Volley- ball 15 Junior-Senior Speech Night, Third Place, 35 N.F.L. 3,4. MARILYN LEVINGS Altar Society 45 G.A.A. 45 Span- ish Club, Treasurer 45 Academic Letter 4. BARBARA LYNCH Altar Society 45 Genesians l,2,35 Intramurals: Basketball 1,2,35 Volleyball 1,2,35 N.F.L. 1,2,3, 45 Sodality 1,3,4. Future Nurses Club 35 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Genesians 3,45 Intramurals: Basketball 1,2,35 Spanish Club 45 Varsity: Basketball Manager 45 Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow 4. MARY LUNT Annual Staff Assistant Editor 45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Genesians 3 Sodality 3,45 Academic Letter 4 MARY JANE MARTIN Blue Dance Candidate 1: Class Reporter 2: G.A.A. 4: Home Eco- nomics Award 2: Intramurals: Basketball 3,4: Softball 2: Volley- ball 3: Miss Wild Irish Rose 4: Posture Queen 2: Valentine Sweet- heart Candidate 3: Varsity: Bas- ketball 4. CONNIE MCCONNELL .TAN MCDONALD Candidate for Halloween Queen 3: Altar Society 4: Genesians 4 G.A,A. 4: Genesians 4: Intra- murals: Basketball 3,4: Varsity: Basketball 4. GENDY MCMILLEN Altar Society 4, President: Annual Staff 4, Layout Editor: Choral Club 4: Class Play 3, Director: Intramurals: Volleyball 3: Sodality 3,4. MARY MERKLE Annual Staff Typist 4: Choral Club 1,2,3,4: Class President 1: Future Nurses 2,3,4: Genesians 2,3: In- tramurals: Basketball 1: Sodality 1 , 2 , 3 , 4. Seniors JOYCE MOORE Altar Society 4g Choral Club 2,3, 4: Class Play lg Genesians 2,3g Intramurals: Basketball l,2, Co- Captaing Softball l,2g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Legion of Mary 3, Sec- retaryg School Play 2: Speech Award lg Vocation Essay, First Place 2. MARY ANN NICASTRO Future Nurses 2,3g G.A.A. 2,4g Genesians l,2,3,4g Intramurals: Volleyball l,2g N.F.L. 3.4. PAULA NELSON Altar Society 4g Class Play Direc- tor lg Genesian Players 2,3g Jr.- Sr. Speech Night, First Place 3g N.F.L. l,2,3,4: One Act Play 2g Sodality 3,4g Student Council 3, President 4: Academic Letter 4. WANDA NICKEL Biology Award 2g G.A.A l,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3, Vice-President 4g Honor Girl 3: Intramurals: Bas- ketball l,2,3,4g Softball 1,2g Volleyball l,2,3g Varsity: Basketball 1 ,2, ic Letter 4 . 30 3g Volleyball 3g Academ- MARY VIRGINIA NEILON Class Play l,2,3g Poetry Contest Third Place 4g Sodality 1 2 3 4 Academic Letter 4. ANN QUINN Class Play 2,35 Debate l,2,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Genesians lg Intra- murals: Basketball 1,25 Volley- ball 1,25 N.F.L. 1,2,3,45 so- dality1,3. TERESA PAUKERT Biology Award 25 Future Nurses 2, 3,45 Sodality l,2,3,45 Letter of Commendation from National Merit Test, Valedictorian, Aca- demic Letter 4. DIANE POLK Altar Society 45 Annual Staff 4, Typist5 Blue Dance Princess 25 Choral Club 1,25 Class Treasurer 25 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 45 Genesians 25 Laneri Cheerleader 45 Laneri Homecoming Queen 45 Sodality 3, Valentine Sweetheart 3, Noma Award 35 Academic Letter 4. Seniors ROBERTA REYNOLDS Annual Staff 45 F.B.L.A., Re- porter 45 G,A,A, 2,3,45 Intra- murals: Basketball 2,3,4g Laneri Cheerleader 45 Winter Carnival Nominee 3. CLARECE REYNOLDS A Cappella Choir 35 Choral Club 2,3,45 Future Nurses 25 G.A.A. 45 Genesians 2,33 Intramurals: Basketball 1,2535 Softball l,2g Volleyball 15 Legion of Mary 35 Sodality 2 , 3 ,4. MARY LEE RICHARDS SANDRA RICKS IEANNE RIGDON Debate 2,3,45 Genesians 35 Intra- Altar Society 45 Choral Club 1,25 Class Play 35 Intramurals: Basket- murals: Basketball 1,2,4, Co- Future Nurses 45 Halloween Queen ball 1,25 Softball lg Volleyball Captaing Latin Award 25 N.F.L. 25 Junior Achievement 3,45 So- 1,2,35 Sodality 35 Varsity: Bas- 2,3,45 Sodality 35 Academic dality 1. ketba1l25 Academic Letter 4. Letter 4. Hf'E'i 'f ' 2rELYriFE.:22,iX1f.EZYPYQEJKfiliiiifiir437152-z,i1i'l:,lf? 7' Y- .I .1 - f r E CATHERINE ROEHL Altar Society 45 Class President 25 Class Vice-President 1,35 N.F.L. 1,25 Sodality l,2,3,4, Vice- Prefect 4- Student Council Vice- Presldent 3, Salutatorian, Academic Letters 4. ROSIE RODRIGUEZ MARILYN RYAN Altar Society 45 Choral Club 2,3, Altar Society 45 G.A.A. 45 Gene- 45 Class Treasurer 2g F.B.L.A. 45 sians 45 Intramurals: Basketball 25 1 Genesians lp Spanish Club 4g Speech Award 15 Style Show j Award 3 . P V F L KATHLEEN STARKEY y A Cappella Choir 35 Annual Staff r Typist 45 Choral Club 2,3,45 Fu- ture Nurses 45 Safety Council 35 Sodality 3,43 Genesians 1. N.F.L. 4. S PATRICIA STEPHENS Altar Society 45 Choral Club 3,45 Future Nurses 3,4, Parllamen tarian 45 Legion of Mary 35 So- dality 3. eniors JULIE STYRSKY Class President 15 Genesians 1,25 Intramurals: Basketball 2,45 Laneri Cheerleader 3,45 Laneri Homecoming Princess 45 N.F.L. l,2,3, Reporter 2, President 35 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil lg Winter Carnival Princess 35 Youth Spotlight Sweetheart 3. 9 CAROLYN WASHINGTON Altar Society 45 Annual Staff 45 Choral Club 3,45 Class Treasurer 15 Future Nurses 3,4, President 45 Intramurals: Volleyball 25 Legion of Mary 35 Sodality 35 Academic Letter 4. MARY UNSWORTH Future Nurses 3,45 G.A.A. 4. SHARON YOSTEN A,Cappella Choir 35 Annual Staff 4, l5ditor5 Choral Club 2,3,4, Librarian 35 Class Play 25 Class Secretary 25 Future Nurses 45 In- tramurals: Softball 15 Safety Council 35 Sodality 3,45 Style Show Award 25 OLV Mardi Gras Duchess 4. KAREN WILLY F. B. L.A, 3,4, President 45 Future Nurses 15 Home Economics Award 15 Intramurals: Basketball 1,25 Sodality 1 . CI7ASSES Everyone is in it - this battle against communism. The preparation for the fight begins at home, but the study of it is intensified in school, in its curriculum and spiritual activities. Each year adds more strengthg no one can work too hard or learn too much. Even so, what one learns is but a foundation, but if the foundation be strong, the fortress will stand. X z 4 Juniors We Juniors fortified ourselves with a careful study of American his- tory and literature, a heritage the communists strive to ridicule and even destroy. In studying Part ll of the SUMMA THEOLOGICA, we arrived at a better understanding of right thinking and moral principles by which ophomores We Sophomores in our study of biology developed a keener perception of the beauty of creation and in particu lar, the dignity and perfection of the human body - only ' God could effect such things. The OLD TESTAMENT history disclosed to us the richness of the Iudeo-Christian tradition - a tradition the communists seek to erase. Freshmen We Freshmen began our training by surveying man's struggle with himself and others from ancient times to the present. There has always been evil to combat but only with God 's help can l evil be vanquished. Appreciation for the Church's liturgy deep-,..... -ll' ened as occasions presented opportunities for us to actively par- ticipate in liturgical functions. We will bury you, is the boast of the Communists. Will they? Only he who arms himself with the weapons of truth and justice and follow the leader Jesus Christ will win. Juniors A 1114 HOME ROOM OFFICERS: Gayle Tregre, Vivian Polenta, CLASS OFFICERS President -------- BARBARA HARDEE Rep. Student Council Vice-President ------ GAYLE TREGRE Secretary - - - - - -VIVIAN PALENTA Treasurer ------ MARTY GALLAGHER .aw fu Barbara Hardee, Miss Marcia Ainsworth, Marty Galla- gher , Diane Churchill. CORRIDOR: Charlotte Rohmer, Carole DeMarco, Susan OFFICE: Melodie Petrillo, Monica Laycock, Mrs. Grace Scanlan. Pulte, Karen Fike. 36 TYPING ROOM: Mary Ellen Bartula, Isabel Garza, Judy Dacy. IUNIORS: SUMMA PART II - American History American Literature - Geometry - Typing and Bookkeeping. HOME ROOM: Florence Green, Barbara Grewe, Mary Howell. SIDE ENTRANCE: Jeannie Manning, Luisa Dina, Luz Gavia. UEJXSIUX AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS: Penny Dalcour, Therese Black, Barbara Beimesch. LANGUAGE LAB: Karen Kennedy, Sandy Waska, Frances Oyervides . York Sf HOME ROOM OFFICERS: Anne Price, Jeanette Graff, Sr. Imelda, Mary Bob Kalista, Trudi Hallaran, Gretchen Clerc. HOME ROOM: Joyce O'Byrne, Mary K. Celli. CORRIDOR: Sharon Phelan, Pam Kellenberger, Barbara Farcas, Alice Phillips, Nina Gahagau. '--' ' -' Jumors A 1 CLASS OFFICERS PI6Sid61'1I --------- IEANNETTE GRAFF Vice-President - - ------ ANNE PRICE MARY BOB KALISTA - GRETCHEN CLERC 495 4.529 fi TYPING ROOM: Ioan Konecny, Sheila McMahon, Linda Grubbs, Olivia Ramos, seated, Roberta Home Economics CORRIDOR: Judy Yosten, Trudi Hallaran, Kay Hol- leman, Andrea Shurtleff. CHEMISTRY LAB: Ann Tillery, Johanna Bannon, Erin Callahan. Back: Pat Connelly, Diane Trial. Chemistry Choral Club Student Council Elections Retreat Junior- Senior Prom BIOLOGY LAB: Donna McCarthy, Kathy Frawley. LANGUAGE LAB: Kathy Sullivan, Yvonne Thomson, Joan Skrasek, Sally Shaw, Barbara Boeser. 40 Sophomores A 19 CLASS OFFICERS President --------- PAM SIMONSON Rep. Student Council Packing the Christmas boxes: Karen Stormer, Cathy Carlton, Sister Martin Joseph, Pam Simonson, Nancy Friedman. SOPHOMORES: Vice-President ---- KAREN STORMER Secretary - - - - - NANCY FRIEDMAN Treasurer - - - - - CATHY CARLTON HOME ECONOMICS: Mary Cath- erine Scott, Kathy Parr. New school, old friends, some new teachers - Abraham, Isaac, Jacob in OLD TESTAMENT - Biology ' JULIUS CAESAR, JANE EYRE. LIBRARY: Mary Gostomski, Sharon Migues, Linda Reynolds, Diane North, Eileen Marrs. Packing the Christmas boxes: Eliza- beth O'Bryan, Kathleen McDermott, Carol Miller. Y, ' .il '- fiY4ff!i5!5fTifiY59i935' 4 vm M, 'S L .f.fQ,,.e 1- fi? f 4fi'yw Y W 9 - . .ky , if , . Sm .I : ', ., x,-M., A 2' :zfagfn --mn . WZ M WALL Q r an X 2' Q X ' W5 if ' --k' 1 Sophomores A PACKING CHRISTMAS BOXES: Susan Andries, Betty Degge, Judy NeSrnith, Christy King, Sister Marie Bernadette. HOME ROOM: Deborah Cox, Diane Crader, Rose- mary Boteier, Jamey Bolliger. CLASS OFFICERS President ------------ BETTY DEGGE Rep. Student Council Vice-President - - - - - - CHRISTY KING Treasurer - - ' ' - JUDY NeSMITH Secretary - - - - - SUSAN ANDRIES HOME ROOM: Pat Woods, Mary Ellen Flood, Rornalie Lohmer, Maryam Bethell. More Latin and Spanish - HOME ECONOMICS: Diane Mazzo, Linda Bartula, Judi Churchill, Shirley Ricks, Betty George. HOME ROOM: Margaret Hepscher, Mary Drolet, Kathy Stie- ber, Maureen Redd, Carolyn Clark. PACKING CHRISTMAS BOXES: Michelle Curtis, Suzanne Dunton, Freda Jones, Cicelia Lantier . Algebra - Home Economics - SUMMA THEOLOGICA PART I - Retreat - Intramurals Valentine Dance Picnic at Cedar Canyon BIOLOGY LABORATORY: Joanne Schroeder Mary Io Kyle, Lory Bowles, Kathleen Lambrix . Freshmen A 13 CLASS OFFICERS President ----------- CONNIE GRACE Rep. Student Council Vice-President ------- HELEN ANTNER Secretary - - - - JUDY ABBOTT Treasurer - - - - SUSAN WALSH HOME ROOM: Susan Walsh, Connie Grace, Helen Antner, Miss Dorothy Kassel. LIBRARY: Mary Carmen Gavia, Lynda Dulock, Irma Cuellar, Kathryn Hall. MAIN ENTRANCE: Paula Coffee, Kathy Jones, Theresa Gonzales, Marie Lantier, Linda BACK ENTRANCE: Doreen Odom, Barbara Britton, Skupaka. Patty Parkman, Susan Broadley, Linda Eldridge ADVENT WREATH CEREMONY: Glenda Overbay, TROPHY CASE: Alyce Wintjen, Linda Condon Gay McDade, Mary Io Andrews. Betty Jane Braswell. FRESHMEN: New School, friends, and teachers - Initiation - Deeper appreciation of the Liturgy. MAIN ENTRANCE: Kathy Glatzel, June Rohmer, Marilyn Partlow, Mary Tatarko. BULLETIN BOARD: Kathryn Hall, Barbara Brit- ton. RECEPTION DESK: Jeannine Ielinek, Phyllis Orr, Carolyn Flores, Mary Teresa Barton. Freshmen A 20 HOME ROOM: Marie Perricone, Pam Schmidt, Sister Mary Sharon, Maureen Brouillette. LIBRARY: Annette Jenkins, Mary Durham, Toni Beck, Mary Ann Iurajda. LIBRARY: Adriane Adkins, Shirley Breseman. CLASS OFFICERS President ------- MARIA PERRICONE Rep. Student Council Vice-President ------ PAM SCHMIDT Secretary- Treasurer ------------- MAUREEN BROUILLETTE SIDE ENTRANCE: Mary Gonzales, Mary Jessie Gavia, Barbara Gostomski. LIBRARY: Phyllis Farrell, Anita Grubbs, Beverly Filip, Iris Cowger. CORRIDOR: Rosie Reyes, Pam Larkin, Susan Wurzbach, Elsa Ramirez. !si : 1: World History Introduction Latin and Spanish MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM IVANHOE BACK ENTRANCE: Laura Dina, Sylvia Garza Mary Olga Calderon, Georgia Bonin. Freshmen A 22 HOME ROOM: Patti Lukeman, Elizabeth Einhaus, Joan Casper, Sister Marie Josephine, Anne Connelly. 48 1 OFFICERS President ----------- JOAN CASPER 1 Rep. Student Council Vice-President ---- ANNE CONNELLY E Secretary - - - - - - PATTI LUKEMAN E J Treasurer ----- ELIZABETH EINHAUS J J J 1 J HOME ROOM: Judy Chenevert, Judy Par- N nell, Cheryl Strittmatter. ' BACK ENTRANCE: Susie Colvin, Ann Hig- gins, Toni Bergeron, Cathy Straley. X i CORRIDOR: Linda Mills, Mary Ellen Wells, BACK ENTRANCE: Faustine Farrell, Alexia Urban, Mary Sue Stearns, Pam Hamilton, Janis Laura Cocharo, Anne Bouliane, Diane D'A1-cy, Young. HOME ROOM: Kathleen Maloney, Peggy Belew, Susie Gains. HOME ROOM: Linda Hicks, Shirley Hubbard, Ieri Tyl, Lois Feagin, Cecilia Roehl. EL CID Opera LA BOHEME Speech Tournament Candy Sale Dande Gai Paris Freshman Newspapers -Q 'if Q 4' A Qi f 5- Freshmen l CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President --------- ART AURINGER Rep. to Student Council Social-Cultural - - CLIFF YELVINGTON l Spiritual - - ---- JAMES WASHINGTON Material-Support ----- GARY SETSER I SECOND SEMESTER I President ---------- ART AURINGER Social-Cultural ---- WILLIAM JOBLIN Spiritual --------- WILLIAM MUSE Material-Support ----- GARY SETSER , I HOME ROOM OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER: Jimmy Washington, Brother Edward Loch, S.M. , Gary Setser, Cliff Yelvington, 1 Art Auringer. I 1 SIDE ENTRANCE: John Tremman, Micnaei Sivek, 1 OUTSIDE CHAPEL: Bill Ioblin, Pat Ireland, Tom Efrain Robledo, George Villanueva, Martin Kirsch, Joe Kubes, Lorentz Larsen, Tim King. Sobieroj, Neil Reynolds. l -4 I - - ' 'Hi-XJ I 1 - -f 'W H2 . i , ffl:'7L3?'i5Qf5fl 'f vi -.V Mas A' '3 'F - ,,i'- i ,351-Z':i5fli,1i?i:: 'f W7 LIBRARY: Bill Muse, Mike Lyons, Willie Pride, Richard Penney, John Paniszczyn. CORRIDOR, FIRST ROW: Craig Caesar, Stan Carr, David Cashen, Mike Craw- ford. SECOND ROW: Mike Barbolla, Carter Calongne. CAFETERIA, FIRST ROW: Bob Fuentes, Lorenzo Gonzalez, ,Tay Davis, Ron Grunwald. SECOND ROW: Anthony Haubert, Rick Jaso, Gary Fenoglio. IL lx ... New School, new teachers, new friends - Basketball - Rec Nights - Freshman newspaper Freshmen C 13 HOME ROOM OFFICERS: First Semester: Don Levings, Murphy Kleuser, Bob Gieb, Father Neumann, S.M. . Mike Harvey. BOOKSTORE, FIRST ROW: Jim Cochran, Barney Brasseux, Larry Breault. SECOND ROW: Mike Brennan, Victor Ashe, Jim Caldwell. CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President -------- MURPHY KLEUSER Rep. to Student Council Social-Cultural - - - - - MIKE HARVEY Religious - - - - - DON LEVINGS Material Support - - - - - ROBERT GIEB MAIN ENTRANCE, FIRST ROW: George Eade, Dave Dacy. SECOND ROW: Paul Corbin, Desmond Corbett. THIRD ROW: Ed Dulin.: CLASS OFFICERS Second Semester President ------- MURPHY KLEUSER Rep. to Student Council Social-Cultural ------ DON LEVINGS Religious - - - - - - BARNEY BRASSEUX Material-Support - - - - ROBERT GIEB OFFICE: Terry Howard, Bill Heise, Sam Kurtin, Charles Glauber, Bill Kidwell, Paul Flynn, Brother Iohn Kurz, S.M. CAFETERIA, SEATED: Phil Ste. Marie, Dick Smith, Pat Shaw, Rick Sukup. STANDING: Bob Watson, ,Tim Wurzbach, John Vernon. OUTSIDE AUDITORIUM, FIRST ROW: Bob Pitz, Pat Neal, Frank Morales. SECOND ROW: Paul Shattman, Charles Murphy. THIRD ROW: Mike McConnell, Pat Muscanere. Freshmen C 12 CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President ---------- JOHN PUTZEL Rep. to Student Council Social-Cultural ----- JIM DOSKOCIL Religious - - - - - GENE LUNT Material- Support - - - - - - IIM MAY HOME ROOM OFFICERS, FIRST SEMESTER: John Putzel, Cseatedj, Gene Lunt, Iirn Doskocil, Iirn May, Brother David Paul, S.M. OFFICE: Rick Cole, Dave Blaschke, Steve Brucker, Ken Becan, Gene Butler, John Cole. CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER President --- - -- JOHN PUTZEL ' Rep. to Student Council K . A Social-Cultural - - - - GENE LUNT Religious - - - - - JIM PAUKERT Material-Support ---- HM DOSKOCIL yr is 'KQV CORRIDOR: Brantly Womack, Jack Stanfielcl, Bill Staley, Dave Shipman, Jere Surber, Larry Stieber, Mike Sny- der. GYM, FIRST ROW: Dennis Holler, John Creighton, Jim Hampton, Don Horton. SECOND ROW: Ed Cox, Mike Holmberg. l 55 LIBRARY: Jim Miller, Mike Porter, .Tim Paukert, Tom O'I-Iara, George Ribitzki, Frank Marek. SIDE ENTRANCE: John Lunt, Andy Langford, Bill Keating, John Lipp, Greg Ipock, Phil Luebbehusen. Student Council - Roman Life Exhibit - Parish Awareness Month Baseball - SIDE ENTRANCE: Ralph Wiemar, Bob Kinsey, Evan Moore. i 3 ., ,V-V M-L 'fgjgr ,,.'- s ,gr--,gg 1 ACTIVITIES 58 Spiritual Activities Major Importance Truly, the most significant aspect of school life is spiritual activity. Stimulated by active partici- pation in the liturgy throughout the year, students are better equipped Christian soldiers in the fight against the evils of the day. Each month, the school calendar marked some spiritual event. In September, the students attended the Mass of the Holy Spirit, offered by His Excellency, The Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, Bishop of the Diocese of Dallas-Fort Worth. At this Mass, the celebrant prayed in a special way for a most successful year for the faculty and student body. Daily Mass Each morning during the school term, students who chose to do so attended Mass in the school chapel andfor auditorium. Reverend Paul Neumann, S.M. and Reverend Joseph Fuhrmann, O.S.B. offered Mass and heard con- fessions. Partial View of students attending daily Mass. fertory Procession . Rev. Joseph Fuhrmann, O.S.B. , celebrant at daily Mass. Y . - Freshmen participating in an Of Christ the King On the last Sunday of October, students at Our Lady of Victory High School participated in the city-wide procession in honor of Christ the King at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. On this occasion the students demon- strated publicly their allegiance to Christ as their King. Behind His banner the young Christians marched and dur- ing the ceremony they renewed their pledges to fight the enemy until right order be restored. Participants of procession attend Benediction at Will Rogers Coliseum The Living Rosary In October, the month of the Holy Rosary, the Freshman boys and girls sponsored a living rosary. The religious exercise took place in the school audi- torium. Freshmen participate in Living Rosary 59 In preparation for the coming of Christ, students participated in various Advent projects. Each morning before classes began, as many as possible took part in the Advent Wreath devotion held in the corridor near the main entrance. Toward the end of December, the sodalists erected a Nativity scene near the east entrance. Advent he As a Christmas project, each home- room sponsored a needy family. Food, clothing, and toys were brought to school by the girls who wrapped, boxed, and delivered them to the homes in time for the feast of Chrismias. 4995 Altar Society OFFICERS: President: Gendy McMillen Vice-President: Johanna Bannon Secretary: Mary Beth Flaubert Treasurer: Jeanne Manning Program Chairman: Celeste Felix Officers of Altar Society Celeste Felix, Barbara Lynch prepare altar for Mass Jeanne Manning, Gindy MCMi11en at vesnnent Case Johanna Bannon, Catherine Roehl, Mary Beth Haubert study Altar Society constitution Organized this year the Altar Society performed all duties con- nected with the spiritual activities held in the school chapel-audi- torium. Members cleaned the chapel, kept the altar spotless, ironed linens, and laid out vestments for Mass. Working in the presence of God or preparing linens for use was a privilege the altar society deeply appreciated. 1' P 'J P oe at Sfe qyp P66 fe DJ' 43- J fp Qjta Q1-el? ' 0576 fre Annual Retreats - Spiritual Cheek Boys, Retreat During January, February, and March, each class had the op- portunity to make a Retreat - two or three days set aside to ser- iously consider how one stands in the sight of God. The Freshman boys made their Retreat here at OLV High, while the girls made theirs at OLV Provincial House. Rev. Paul Ryan, S. M. , offers Mass during boys' Retreat. Murphy Kleuser, John Vernon, Victor Ashe study Retreat reading material. 62 Rev. Paul Ryan, S.M. speaks to boys during their Retreat. Partial View of boys attending Mass during Retreat. Girls' Retreats Retreatants in OLV Provincial House chapel. To many of the girls, the re- treat at O.L.V. Provincial House brought back happy memories of former school years when they attended classes there as Our Lady of Victory Academy. il Senior retreatants prepare for closed retreat. Retreatant at Provincial House grotto. Retreatants at Provincial House grotto. Miss Ann Sutherland from Grail- ville with Linda Hajek, Prefect. Prefect: Linda Hajek Vice-Prefect: Catherine Roehl Secretary: Celeste Felix Treasurer: Adele Colvin Sodality The purpose of the Sodality, sanctification of self and others and defense of the Church, demands qualities of lead ership of every Sodalist. Among the Sodality's projects were a Day of Recollec- tion, a Unity breakfast, and a sponsored lecture by a visitor from Grailville . This year the Sodality plans to send more Sodalists to Grailville, Ohio and to the Summer School of Catholic Ac- tion in Houston to provide training in leadership. Members of the Sodality - Girls' Division. Officers Adele Colvin, Linda Hajek, Cath- Reception of new members in February erine Roehl, Celeste Felix. 64 Sodality - Boys, Division The Marianist Sodality is: A SPIRITUAL ORGANIZATION . . . Based on a vivid appreciation of the presence of God in one- self and in others and the determination to remain always in the state of Sanctifying Grace. DEDICATED TO MARY . . . In which the Sodalist imitates Christ - Son of God become Son of Mary with the mission of saving mankind. Sodality Cell ffl at a meeting. THER SODALITY CELL ffl: Father Paul Neu- mann, S.M. , with officers: Cell Leader, Sam Kurtin, Assistant, Mike McConnell, Secretary, Charles Murphy. AS AN APOSTOLIC GROUP . . . Pledged to bring the world back to Christ through Mary. USING MODERN SOCIAL ACTION TECHNIQUES . . . Small groups using the cell technique of the Lay Apostolate. BUILDING PARISH RESPONSIBILITY . . . Showing how: The sodalist is RESPONSIBLE IN and FOR his parish. The PARISH is the center of the Sodalist's LIFE. The Sodalist works IN and THROUGH parish organiza- tions. SODALITY CELL if 2: Brother David Sodality Cell 32 at a meeting. Paul, S.M. with officers: Cell Leader, Jim May, Assistant, John Putzel, Secretary, James Paukert. 65 Lent During Lent, many students attended daily Mass, offered special prayers and sacrifices, and took part in Lenten services in their parish churches. Everyone contributed to the Bishops' Relief Fund for the poor children throughout the world. The senior class climaxed the Lenten season by attending the beautiful Chrism Mass celebrated by His Excellency, Most Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, at Sacred Heart Cathedral Dallas. Sister Bernadette Marie watches as Loretta Davis, Su- san McCarthy, Mary Gostomski count a collection for the Bishop's Relief Fund. Lupe Aguilar, Peggy Demp- wolf, Maxine Eismann outside Sacred Heart Cathedral. to Fort Worth. Heart Cathedral. 151,-wt. H w ,Q-- Seniors boarding bus for return Seniors leaving Sacred ay Procession In May, Our Lady's month, we honored her in a special way by participating in a public procession and crowning her statue, a crowning symbolic of our devotion to her. s Very Reverend Msgr. Charles I. Mulholland, pastor of St. Rita's Church, gives the sermon after May procession. , fr , X ky Partial View of procession. e , ei .5 v . Hoare. ww- 1, . is 'F-Wi . 3 1. Tiiw Qiw- .Ml --, ,prix-sf ,T 'g -X iff. tw se, A , of .,W,.r se se: .af-si sf V 5 a:, 5fl x L Y? ,iii I .fx 4.2 .Mi zfffz 21? -' 4 'isilffiisf J X -M W ss , : lr. -,'ia?'a,zs,Q - ,isle-twigs 7 .f L ' mr sz 1 sr ... .uh fit 7 - ' W , c, ,,,y,l, clr, y ff Linda Hajek, Prefect of the Sodality, crowns the statue ofthe Blessed Mother at the climax of the procession. Adele Colvin arranges flowers at foot of altar. Celeste Felix, Adele Colvin lead officers through honor guard to May altar. 67 Social Activities A partial view of the Halloween decor Diane and Mike enjoy a dance. Halloween Dance X l 'J , 1 XJ m Tifr al l :'f.w I 1' 19' What's going on, Mary Ellen? What senior is this? Sister Mary Patricia wonders as Torchi, Moe, and Karen look on. Goblins, witches, haystacks . . . all in fun at the Halloween frolic during the last week of October . . and the band played on 68 Dancers enjoy the music of The Mystics. Snow Ball Christmas trees and snow scenes were used as background for Snow Ball held the second week in January. What new brand of soft drink was that, Mary? - H, H7 'fyi So tired already, James? The Mystics choose a tune. Another Tower of Babel? 69 Students dance around the valentine. Valentine Dance Where are the boys? What's so funny, Pete? Gai Paris Freshman Dance The Freshmen of both divisions sponsored a Gai Paris dance in late April. Only fresh- men attended. Empty wine bottles coated in wax, gay checkered table cloths, a paper Eiffel Tower, and bright posters with French captions formed the background for the dancers. What's that? Where are the girls? Kicking high What's on your mind, Harry? Junior-Senior Prom For the upperclassmen, the Junior- Senior Prom was the climax of all social activities. Held in the Crystal Ballroom of Hotel Texas, the prom had as its theme Sayonara. Dainty Japanese dolls surrotmded by sprigs of cherry blossoms were arranged on styrofoam and were used as table centerpieces. Doug Hazle- wood's orchestra furnished music for the occasion. Mary Bob seems to enjoy the secret Cigarette commercial even at the Prom? Blue Dance On Saturday, May 6, 1962, the parish C. Y. O. of Fort Worth culminated their activities in the annual Blue Dance held this year in the Victory High School gym. Each parish had a Princess representing its unit in the organization. The announce- ment of the Queen highlighted the evening' I activity. Janice Dacy of St. Mary s C.Y.O. presided as queen until Barbara Johnson, of Out Lady of Mercy, was announced as the Queen of the Blue Dance, 1962. Barbara Johnson crowned Queen of the 1962 Blue Dance .TANICE DACY, Queen of 1961 Blue Dance S . I 4 Barbara Johnson crowns statue H' after her Coronation. 73 Qs A 'ii PAULA NELSON High School Favorite - Girls' Division Personalities Favorites Most Representative JULIA STYRSKY, JOYCE MOORE, IANELLE BOERNER Runners-up for Favorite Janice Dulock, Seniorg Mary Bob Kalista, Juniorg Ioan Casper, Freshmang Kathy O'Connor, Sophomore. Most Representative of four classes Royalty John Connally crowns Miss Wild Irish Rose V: A if - , .i Q2 -Evssiaii .. ,Wk . -iiesvgnsrfti .'j'L2Qg4S'eiV55 i5 f , . K X5 4 2 4 ,KL Y , ex , X . sy Wigs , Q F3551 , ,, . . mwmiy DUCHESS SHARON YOSTEN O,L.V. Representative at 1962 Mardi Gras Mary Jane Martin, O. L. V. senior rep- resentative at St. Pa- trick's Dance. DIANE POLK Laneri Homecoming Queen IANELLE BOERNER Laneri Representative at 1962 Mardi Gras Scholastic Activities Choral Club OFFICERS President: Jeannie Pulte Vice-President: Joan Skrasek Librarians: Carole de Marco Madeleine Becan It is a tradition of the choral club to go caroling every Christmas at the Elmwood County Home for the Aged. This year the choral club carried on that tradition with more enthusiasm than ever before. They presented two major concerts, one in the winter and one in the spring. Throughout the year their musical presence heightened various school functions. The members of the choral club be- come united with the student body by ful- filling a mutual desire to sing and hear beautiful music. Choral Club presents Christmas Concert DeDe Cox, Mary Ellen Flood Music Festival ' in San Antonio Mrs. J. H. Flood, Sister Jane Marie Jean Pulte, Celeste Felix Officers with Mrs. Julia Baker, Sponsor Members of F,B,L,A, FBLA OFFICERS President: Karen Willy Vice-President: Maureen French Secretary: Diane Polk Treasurer: Janelle Boerner Recorder: Roberta Reynolds Spanish Club OFFICERS President: Delores Gomez Vice-President: Peggy Dempwolf Secretary: Mary Gostomski Treasurer: Marilyn Levings The FBLA members attended two conventions this year: a district convention in Weatherford and a state convention in Denton. Among their many activities were demonstrations of electric business machines. The FBLA was organized primarily to develop strong and competent business leaders. The FBLA promotes a better understanding of and interest in business occupations and instills in its members the principles of sound leadership in American enterprise Organized this year, the Spanish Club sponsored a pinata party, two Spanish movies, and the purchase of Spanish books. The object of the Spanish Club is to promote interest in the history, heritage and culture of Latin Amer- ican countries . Spanish Club members with Sister Imelda, Sponsor Pinata Party Future Nurses The Pinning Ceremony of the Future Nurses Club was the highlight of the year for members of the organization. Members received pins after collecting sample medicines for the missions and preparing bandages for the Cancer Society. Speakers from St. Pau1's and St. Joseph spoke to members who gained a deeper insight into the field of nursing. Through their activities the future nurses learned the real duty of a Christian nurse: to aid the sick spiritu- ' ally as well as physically. Officers of Future Nurses Club Members sing the club song Sister Blanche with Sister Bernadette Marie Paula Nelson . OFFICERS President: Carolyn Washington Vice President. Mary K. Celli Secretary: Ioan Konecny Treasurer: Jeanette Graff Parliamentarian. Patricia Stephens z 6690191 sup efL'Ber11ade he S. Qwaxsec U18 wfappfwaffe, S 1118 bandagO11.s' es ational Forensic League N . F . L . Through healthy competition with other schools in debate, oratory, and in- terpretive speaking, the N.F.L. members fulfill the aim of their organizationg to de- velop poise and clarity in speaking to facil- itate communicating their own thoughts and ideas and become better leaders. By their individual awards and distinctions, they bring honor and prestige not only to them- Officers Madeleine Becan, bara Lynch Mary Lee Richards' Bef- selves, but also to their school. Debators in periodical room Members of N.F.L. OFFICERS: President: Barbara Lynch Vice-President: Madeleine Becan S Treasurer: Mary Lee Richards Or ina' J' ,g Sveech T ou 'IGSUJ-I Towjes Q, ndl-ng Cllr eba bers atte 061776 tes af Q . Mem 1 L .Q . 12: mem a Neal Reck, Sponsor, with officers Patti Platt, Pete Donelson, Ioan Cleary, Julie Cox, Madeleine Becan Genesian Players OFFICERS President: Julie Cox Vice-President: Madeleine Becan Secretary: Pattie Platt Treasurer: Ioan Cleary Parliamentarian: Pete Donelson This year the Genesians became affiliated with the National Catholic Theater Conference. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Neal Reck, the NCTC one- act play festival was held here, and the OLV entry, INFANTA, received ratings of excellent and superior. ln May the Genesians climaxed their year of activity with the production of THE CURIOUS SAVAGE. The purpose of the Genesian Play- ers goes beyond that of artistic develop ment in drama: Genesians seek Christ behind the footlights, God behind the masque. Genesian Players at a meeting conducted by Neal Reck, Sponsor 80 ik--.......,.,. Lepanto taff CO-EDITORS: Sharon Yosten, Mary Lunt. LITERARY EDITOR Madeleine Becan. LAYOUT EDI- T-ORS: Gendy McMillen, Celeste Felix. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Karen Doolittle , Roberta Reynolds, Horneroom Managers. TYPISTS: Diane Polk, Janelle Boerner, Mau- reen French, Kathleen Starkey, Pat Stephens, Carolyn Washington, Maxine Eismann, Mary Merkle, Linda Gray. PUBLICITY CHAIR- MEN: Gendy McMillen, Jan Price. ASSISTANTS: Carol Ferris, Joan Cleary, Barbara Brooks, Mary Sue Cook, Julie Cox. SPORTS EDITOR Madeline Droitcourr. PHOTOG- RAPHERS: Larry Grove, R. W. was Sharon, Kathleen, Mary. Made- Mary, Gendy, Carolyn prepare to lelne check copy. work. Kamper, Madeline Droitcourt fStu- dentj . MODERATORS: Brother David Paul, S.M. , Sister Martin Joseph, S.S.M.N. I :aw mph W I -an-aug P '3'12s M ...-1- READY TO WORK: Janelle, Diane, Linda, Sister Mar- TYPISTS AT WORK: Joan, Maureen, Maxine, Pat, tin Joseph. IN THE WORKROOM: Celeste, Roberta, Karen, Mary Sue, Madeline, Brother David Paul. 8I OLV Student Council In order to promote a cooperative Marian family spirit in the school, the Student Council exists and has for its aim to cooperate in school government for the purpose of upholding and furthering the spirit of Victory, spiritually, scholastically, and materially. In this studentgovernment program the students endeavor to develop a sense of Christian responsibility, to exercise a prudent initiative, to foster coop- eration between students and faculty and between the school and the parishes and to encourage a spirit of good citizenship. The Student Councils of both divisions worked together to plan and sponsor the school dances and were able to purchase a statue of our Blessed Mother for the school and lights to be used for future dances in the gym. The Boys' Student Council wrote the constitutions for the Student Council with the help of the upper- classmen from Laneri, organized vocation month seminars, sponsored October Rosary Devotions and Liv- ing Rosary as well as May devotions. The Boys' Council also appointed student monitors for assemblies, lunch periods and movements, ordered and sold the school jackets, played host to incoming freshmen during their registration and sponsored the first Victory Frosh Day, sponsored a booth at the Mardi Gras and worked hard to back all school activities especially the athletics. The Girls' Student Council sponsored all school dances and through the Home and School Associa- tion bought platforms for gym. It organized two assemblies: one to get the students acquainted with the various school organizations and a vocation skit Thank Heaven for Little Girls Assembly which summarized the development of a Christian woman. The Girls' Council also worked hard to back all school activities and sponsored a booth at the Mardi Gras as well as backing the sale of tickets for the affair. QPRA STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS , BOYS ' DIVISION Phil Luebbehusen, Car- ter Calongne, Mike McConnell, Sam Kur- tin, lim May, Jim Wurzbach. Student Council Officers BOYS' DIVISION: President First Semester ----- CARTER CALONGNE President Second Semester - - MICHAEL MCCONNELL Vice-President Both Semesters - - - PHIL LUEBBEHUSEN Secretary Both Semesters - SAM KURTIN Treasurer First Semester ------- JIM WURZBACH Treasurer Second Semester - - JIM MAY GIRLS' DIVISION: President --------- PAULA NELSON Vice-President - - - ELIZABETH BREEN GIRLS' DIVISION OFFICERS WITH HOMEROOM FRESIDENTS: Secretary-Treasurer -------- KATHY Liz Breen, Kathy O'Connor, Pam Simonson, Paula Nel- O'CONNOR son, Rachel Gavia, Barbara l-lardee, Jeanette Graff, Con- nie Grace, Joan Casper, Jan Price, Maria Perricone. STUDENT COUNCIL MONITORS, BOYS' DIVISION: James Doskocil, Charles Murphy, Phil Luebbehu- sen, Don Levings, Gene Lunt, Mike McConnell, Brother David Paul, S.M. , Sponsor, Larry Breault, Gary Setser, James Caldwell, Carter Calongne, Ralph Weimar, Mike Holmberg, Sam Kurtin, Jim May, Jim Wurzbach, Ken Becan, Mike Barbolla, Jim Staley, Dick Smith. 83 Miss Ruth Morris completes rabbit dissection Dr. Allen Reid from University of Dallas in Biology Il. explains fine points of Geiger Counter. Science - Importance Emphasized Yue' x Q13 oiX- 5950 256 eff como tv at Q9 0009 '39 Cathy O'Connor, Margie Hepscher, prize winners in bean germination, Biology I. Biology I, Biology Il, Chem- istry offered many opportunities for the girls to become acquainted with the latest- facts and theories in the world of science. ,yy . Qpi5p9 Cav 66 KO 49046. -'Y 'Ye da lv J' GJ X100 pair' 602612 ' kazaa 6100127 Of e Q , Zalfre 06217 15 . C . , 111122 Planting the spring garden, Biology I: Ded Cox, Janie Bolliger, Susan Andries, Diane Crider. ,, , ,, iw Julia Styrsky experiments with rate of sodium 22 Sister Martin Joseph inspects Madeline Droitcourt's uptake in various plants, experiment on Precipitin test to prove anaphalaxis to an antibiotic. Biology II - Science Fair The Biology ll class sponsored a Science Fair during the month of April. Among the many interest- ' ing experiments on exhibit were the following: Effects of Radiation on Germination and Plant Growth, Effect of Ultra Violet on Chick Embryo, Effects of Radioactive Phosphorus, Sodine, on mice, Study of Chemical Effects on Fish in Polluted Water, Comparative Uptake of Radioactivity in Water by Plants and Animals, Comparative Study of White Blood Cell Counts on Radiated Mice, Study of Tranquilizing I Effects on Cat, Effect of Radiation on Frog Eggs, Psychochemical Effects on Web Designs of Spider, In- F duction of Rickets by Absence of Light and Dietary Treatment, Radiation Effects on Mold and Bacteria i Growth. i Ann Quinn's experiment on the effects y of stimulants on normal behavior of mice. l l l l l Barbara Grewe experiments on the effects of benzene on white blood cells of mice. is s ' W' - A .,, f 86 LE BOSSU: In the forest where I live, every- thing is beautiful--except for that hideous little dwarf. CAST Infanta - - ---- MADELEINE BECAN Le Bossu - - - ------ ROBERT GEIB Lord Severe - - - - - - TERRY HOWARD Dorothea ------- - - GAYLE TREGRE Duchess of Castille - - - ---- PAT SODD INFANTA: Oh, Aunt! I will tell Bossu to go. I will tell him that I hate him, that I never want to see him again. Only, do not show him his reflection. The lnfanta OSCAR WILDE In February, Our Lady of Victory was host for The National Catholic Theatre Conference for the year. The school entry was THE INFANTA. INFANTAg Bossu does not know that he is the hunchback dwarf who leers at him- self from the woodland brooks. INFANTAg Bossu! Bossu! Ido love you truly! Bossu, my Dwarf. Come back! Talk to me, Bassu! Dance for mel The Curious Savage CAST THE GUESTS: Florence ---- Sharon Migues ' Robert Gieb - Ioyce Moore Pat Muscanere - Ioan Cleary I Hannibal - - - Fairy May - - - Jeffery ----- Mrs. Paddy - - - FAIRY MAY: I don't like her. Let's do something mean to her. THE FAMILY: Titus - - - - - Terry Howard Samuel ----- Frank Marek Lily Belle - -Mary Bob Kalista Mrs. E. Savage - Julia Styrsky STAFF: Miss Willie - - Mary K. Celli Dr. Emmett ----- Michael ' Holmberg MRS. SAVAGE: My headache is gone. See no evil. Here no evil. Speak no evil. MISS WILLIE: Ten million dollars! That is a typographical error, Bonds! Bonds! Who has the bonds? isn't it? 87 CIIIOI' Madeline Droitcourt, Maxine Eismann, Linda Gray study books on Communism. Through study, lab experiments, exhibits, and lectures, the seniors enriched their background and prepared themselves for the challenges facing them in college, career, or marriage. During the senior year, the following topics re- ceived utmost attentiong Radiation biology and chem- istry-sciences so important in our scientific minded generationg Communism, a danger facing western civilizationg Marriage, a vocation so holy and nec- essary to keep the high standards and morals of a na- tion intact. .2 Scholastic Activities Seniors in chemistry lab. fgfgijund Me- Im Visiting Lecturers Dr. Louise Cowan, Sister Eleanor. 88 Very Rev. Msgr. L. M.DeFalco Sandra Ricks. Robert Gieb examines the Onager constructed by Jere Surber. The boys' Latin class under the direction of Brother David Paul, S. M. sponsored Roman Life Projects during the month of April. The exhibit was also opened during Dedication, May 13. The Boys' Sodality sponsored a Parish Awareness Month April 15-May 15. Each parish was represented by posters, pictures, diagrams, and charts. we A Mike Barbolla, Martin Sobieraj admire aqueduct constructed by Greg Ipock and Roman temple constructed by James Hampton. ,M -f , V yfgl T QV 4 'dsl' s L 3 r 1 3 3 NA at-fl: r M , 1 e aff 1 af' H., I . ' is 8 NE g ff-HH i H1155 ' if in-' ff V 4 E lf ' iw- C3 9 ' ' mm fauna nn nrsnknr mm' ms smsv F nxuxs141vx1 . arm s ' mums -was 'W' sum -' jjpa-:min Honor Stud ents TERESA ANN PAUKERT CATHERINE ROEHL Valedictorian Salutatorian On Monday, May 28. 1962, the following students, having maintained an average of 3. 0 + throughout the academic year 1961-1962, received Academic letters in testimony of their high scholastic standing. BOYS' DIVISION Victor Ashe Art Auringer Lawrence Breault Gene Butler James Caldwell Desmond Corbett John Creighton James Doskocil Paul Flynn Mike Holmberg Terry Howard Sam Kurtin Don Levings Phil Luebbehusen Frank Marek Jim May Mike McConnell Charles Murphy Tom O'Hara John Paniszczyn James Paukert Robert Pitz Mike Porter John Putzel David Shipman Richard Smith William Staley Jere Surber Brantly Womack GIRLS' DIVISION Susan Andries Johanna Bannon Maryam Bethell Susan Broadley Madeleine Becan Janelle Boerner Janey Bolliger Erin Callahan Judy Chenevert Laura Cocharo Adele Colvin Susie Colvin Anne Connelly Pat Connelly Irma Cuellar Betty Degge Peggy Dempwolf Madeline Droitcourt Elizabeth Einhaus Linda Eldridge Phyliss Farrell Faustine Farrell Celeste Felix Mary Ellen Flood Mary Jessie Gavia Rachel Gavia Kathy Glatzel Barbara Grewe Shirley Haggard Shirley Hubbard Linda Hajek Kathy Jones Mary Bob Kalista Karen Kennedy Joan Konecny Christy King Mary Jo Kyle Pam Larkin Kathy Lambrix Marilyn Levings Mary Lunt Kathleen Maloney Chris Miller Mary Virginia Neilon Paula Nelson Wanda Nickel Mary Katherine Nolan Judy Malone Judy Merrill Joyce O'Byrne Kathy O'Connor Doreen Odom Teresa Paukert Maria Perricone Patty Platt Diane Polk Paula Prachyl Mary Lee Richards Jeanne Rigdon Catherine Roehl Charlotte Rohmer Cheryl Strittmatter Diane Trial Carolyn Washington Pat Woods Judy Yosten LANERI CHEERLEADERS Gerry Donohoo, Roberta Reynolds, Judy Dacy, Janelle Boerner, Joyce O'Byrne, Diane Polk, Julia Styrsky. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Jere Surber, June Rohmer, Mary Olga Calderon, Robert Gieb, Neil Reynolds, Sylvia Garza, Georgia Bonin, Mike Snyder, Gary Setser, Patti Lukeman, Jack Stanfield, Ann Higgins, Bill Muse 9l Girls' Athletic Association GAA OFFICERS President: Madeline Droitcourt Vice-Pres.: Wanda Nickel Secretary: Linda Gray Treasurer: Maxine Eismann Judy NeSmith awards Basketball Intra- mural trophy to the seniors represented by Karen Doolittle. BASKETBALL VARSITY TEAM Pam Schmidt, Connie McConnell, Judy NeSmith, Diane Crader, Kay Holleman Judy Parnell. Mary Laux. Madeline Dritcourt, Linda Gray, Mary Jane Mar- tin, Wanda Nickel, Elizabeth, Einhaus, Maxine Eismann, Mary Ruth Haubert. Irma Cuellar, Janis Young. Lois Feagin, Intramurals Alyce Wintzen awards Baseball In- tramural trophy to seniors repre- sented by Mary Unsworth. -igfg f PIE Q ,r,. 1541, Lai BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL WINNERS Madeline Droitcourt, Connie McConnell, Mary Lee Richards, Wanda Nickel, Mary Jane Martin, Julia Styrsky, Maxine Eis- mann, Therese Carter, Karen Doolittle, Linda Gray, Mary Louise Freeborn. BASEBALL INTILAMURAL WINNERS Rachel Gavia, Mary Beth Haubert, Mary Unsworth, Co-Cap- tain, Ioan Cleary, Linda Gray, Wanda Nickel, Therese Car- ter, Madeline Droitcourt, Mary Laux, Mary Jane Martin, Karen Doolittle. 93 Basketball SCORES OLV 36 Lake Worth 27 Meadowbrook 34 Irving 46 Lake Worth 34 St. Marks 28 O. L. G. C. 15 Jesuit 42 Boswell B 36 O. L. G. C. 39 St. Marks 33 Iesuit 62 Laneri B' 42 Jesuit 46 O. L. G. C. 33 St. Marks + League Games 4 Wins 11 Losses BASEBALL TEAM F. A. RUZYLO, Coach Jimmy Hampton, Manager, James Doskocil, Pat Neal, Craig Caesar, John Creighton, Manager, Ralph Wiemar, Jim May, Baseball OLV 5 Lake Worth B 2 2 Poly B 4 6 Lake Worth B 4 1 O.L. G.C. 2 + 7 Eastern Hills B 10 13 O. L. G. C. 1 + 8 Jesuit 1 + 3 O. L. G. C. 4 + 1 Jesuit 11 + 5 St. Marks 4 + 2 St. Marks 1 + 7 St. Marks O + + League Games SEASON RECORD LEAGUE GAMES '7 Wins 5 Wins 5 Losses 3 Losses Greg Ipock, Andy Langford, Gary Setser, David Dacy, Larry Breault, Bill Kidwell, Tim King, Jimmy Wurzbach. Jim May, Andy Langford, Bill Kidwell. f'fwff 'f , may A . J f' sf ,.,. . .- F '?!'fsii'wf' ' fm. ,. If !AJf!f i: J, 7 I kg K, I 4' 5 NW' - A.: 5 if if 1 B- 1 ,fit ., iiie iiils :ff 172 43 . ' , J 'JJJ rsls 1 E' f as ssisis is f f .f ' f I fl' I, ,fr . K- J 'F 1 . ,, - iil?QC,ziVS' fl 'I -,. fr' H , 'Q5 I 1 It'-'I I ., r'. isa . ' i A it . , A at fi J Z1.. ,B .- , I . Y. ,,,: ,... 1 ,,. , .. ' , . . J, . I I '.1fi. 'if'f:isa, ' . ' J P , . W ' Q ':- ' 5 .. lVts,'.wr ff -Q 4 . ,af s , - ,, 4. 1 if' 'J' 1' Q-f1,?f,,fkL.g',2.q, l'Ig'f:GiSEis'-ia-i,2f:..g5Q ' g.,,,11,'4Z,,.. SLM . V -, KL ' , - .v L . ' .- Fi . -. 1.-gf, - 'v. .' ,x 'yyssfi' - fl- fs 61322517 +4 Q,,2iv.1:'sj!7,...'k,, UQ M Jixkff ali qs 2 Y, ,... I A ,.., , . 4 . ,.V, f... ..5,m, ., M , , . , '29 gfxztilig A .... full r I 1 ... fasfsrg.. wr 14+ 4 . 1 A .Eli sa S., S J Craig Caesar, Andy Langford, Jim May, B111 Kidweu. Gary Setser, Tim King Q l 4 1 l l 4 ! 1 ' 4 JAMES WURZBACH THE TRACK TEAM ' Robert Pitz, Murphy Kleuser, Dennis Holler QMgr. J, Bill J Kidwell, Don Levings, Bill Muse, John Stanfield, Gary Set- l ser, Lawrence Breault, James Wurzbach. 4 Track Robert Pitz, Bill Kidwell, John Stanfield, Gary Setser. On your markg Get set! Bill Muse, John Stanfield, Lawrence Breault. 96 ATUDYQQPZ5 r'f, i'L.z,W214fiS8if2E 1 , T3.l'1.'5L.ECl'5MimU5'NrPQf 73xMKAi4i'Sif CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM SPONSORS, PATRONS, FRIENDS ALL PICTURES OF CAMPUS, FACULTY, CLASSES AND SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES LARRY GROVE DENNING SCHATTMAN ATTORNEY AT LAW MR. AND MRS. W. SODD AND FAMILY BCSWELL DAIRIES Seniors enter auditorium for Baccalaureate Mass SPONSORS Most Rev. Thomas K. Gorman -- Bishop of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. French Dallas-Fort Worth A Friend Very Rev. Msgr. Donald A. Hartnett Mrs. John J. Kane F. K. Becan -- Arlington Hgts. Shoe Repair A. M. Phelan George A. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. G. Platt Ted Elstrand and Company Mr. and Mrs. E . Wurzbach Senior presents hosts to Msgr. Wolf after Offertory Procession - f' -ww, S , Senior Banquet after Baccalaureate Mass PATRONS Very Rev. Msgr. C. E. McTamney Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph Erbrick Rt. Rev. Msgr. E. G. Langenhorst Very Rev. Msgr. C. I. Mulholland James D. Black Gordon Boswell Flowers, Inc. Mrs. Adele Colvin Mr. and Mrs. William Doolittle Mrs. L. P. Ferris A Friend Kleinschmidt Cake Shop Lawrence P. Kleuser, M.D. Head table at Senior Banquet Mr. and Mrs. C. H. MCMillen Mr. and Mrs. J. Migues Mr. and Mrs. H. E. NeSmith S. G. Radio and Television Service Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Richards Cecelia Roehl Thornton Steel Co. R. B. Trentman Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Unsworth White Swan Institutional Foods Wright Meat Company Noel's, Inc. Class Night FRIENDS Mrs. Celeste Felix Mrs. L. O'Hara Linda Gray The Publik Shoppe Johnson Grocery Sr Snack Bar Mrs. Florine Ribitzki Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hollscher Dr. O. Leon Smith Beacon Liquor Store Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Neilon Mr. Paul Nelson Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Nolan Susan A. Nolan L Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Starkey Mrs. A. F. Urban ' -K Mrs. John N. Vernon We stcliff Camera Shop FRIENDS 1 Very Rev. Msgr. Edward V. McCullough Steve Young and Robert Heckler Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Celli Bell High Blue Raider - No. 72 Mrs. T. V. Garza Tommy Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. V. Hepscher Kendrick Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Paul King Shady Oaks Drug Anne Porter Jay's Grill Mrs. G. J. Eade AFriend Dolores Gomez Richland Hills Marine Shop Friends Bolls Z4-Hour Service Station Col. and Mrs. E. T. Trial Cal Stockton Humble Service Station Thrifty Drug Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Rivas Mr. M. L. Pike River Oaks Taco Stand Hurst T. V. Schieme Brothers Service Station A Friend Janis Dulock Bob's Humble Service Dulock Television Service Hurst Drive-ln .Tack Langdon Service Station Bryant Gulf Service Bond Frame Shop Ben Franklin's QI-Iurstj Ted Royse Texaco Station David Jr. Fina Service Gateway Cleaners Bellview Service Station V Phil's Mobil Station Hurst Pharmacy and Jewelry Frank Bradley Phillip's 66 Town and Country Cleaners Oakland Beauty Salon BOYS' DIVISION Student Index Ashe, Victor ------------ - - - 52 Auringer, Art - - Barbolla, Mike - - Becan, Ken ----- Blaschke, David - - Brasseux, Barney - - Breault, Larry - - - Brennan, Mike - - - Brucker, Steve - - - Butler, Gene - - - Caesar, Craig - - - Caldwell, James - - Calongne , Carter - Carr, Stan ----- - Cashen, David - - Cochran, James - - Cole, John ----- Cole, Rick ----- -----50 --51,83,85 ----- 54 Corbett, Desmond - - - Corbin, Paul ---- Cox, Edwin ---- Crawford, Mike - - Creighton, Iohn - - Dacy, David - - Davis, lay ---- Donaldson, Pete - - - Doskocil, James - - - Dulin, Ed ----- Eade, George - - - Fenoglio, Gary - - - Flynn, Paul -if - - Fuentes, Bob - - Gieb. Robert ---- Glauber, Charles - Gonzalez, Lorenzo Grunnwald, Ronnie Hampton, lim - - - Harvey, Mike - - - Haubert, Tony - - Heise, Bill - - - Holler, Dennis - - Holmberg, Mike - - Horton, Don - - Howard, Terry - - Ipock, Greg - - - Ireland, Pat - - - Jaso, Richard - - - Joblin, Bill - - - Keating, Bill - - - Kidwell, Bill - - - King, Tim - - - Kinsey, Bob - - - Kirsch, Tom - - - Kleuser, Murphy - - I04 52,s3,94,95 -- 51 ---52 -- 51,82 .---- --55 --52 ----vo -- 54,83 ---55 ---- 55 51 52,86.87,89 ---55,83,8'7 -- 53,86 -- 56 --51 -- 53,94,95 ----5994 -- 52,62 Kubes, Joe - - Kurtin, Sam - - - Langford, Andy - - Larsen, Lorentz - - Levings, Don - - - Lipp, John ---- Luebbehusen, Phil - - Lunt, Gene ---- Lunt, John - - Lyons, Mike - - Marek, Frank - - May, Jim ----- McConnell, Mike - - - - Miller, Jim ---- Morales, Frank - - Moore, Evan - - - Murphy, Charles - Muscanere, Pat - - Muse, Bill ---- Neal, Pat - - - O'Hara, Tom - - - Paniszczyn, John - Paukert, James - - Penney, Richard - - Pitz, Bob ----- Porter, Mike - - Pride, Willie - - Putzel, John - - Reynolds, Neil - - Ribitzki, George - Robledo, Efrain - - Schattman, Paul - Setser, Gary - - - Shaw, Pat - - - Shipman, David - - Sivek, Mike - - Smith. Dick - - Snyder, Mike - - - Sobieraj, Martin - - Staley, Jim ---- Stanfield, John - - Ste-Marie, Phil - - Stieber, Larry - - Sukup, Dick - - Surber, Jere - - - Trentman, John - - Vernon, John - - - Villanueva, George Washington, Jimmy Watson, Robert - - Wiemar, Ralph - - Womack, Brantly - Wurzbach, Jimmy ---- - - 53,65 --w 54,55,82 - -- 53 82 52 82 83 65 51 53 65 91 50 55 50 83 - - -56. - 50,83, - - 56, 53,82,83, 'Yelvinton, Cliff - - ----- - - 94 GIRLS ' DIVISION Adkins, Adriane - - - Anderson, Judy - - Andrews, Mary Jo - - Andries, Susan - - - Antner, Helen Jane - - Aguilar, Lupe ----- Aguilar, Mary Carmen Bannon, Johanna - - - Barton, Mary - - - Bartula, Linda - - - Bartula, Mary Ellen - - Baskin, Mary ---- Becan, Madeleine - - Beck, Toni ----- Beimesch, Barbara - - Churchill, Diane - - - Belew, Peggy ---- Bergeron, Toni - - - Bethell, Maryam - - - ------- - - 21, 68, '72, '79, Black, Therese Marie ---------- Boerner, Janelle - - - Boeser, Barbara - - Bolliger, Janey - - Bonin, Georgia - - - Boteler, Rosemary - - Bowles, Lory ---- Bouliane, Ann - - - Braswell, Betty - - Breen, Elizabeth - - Britton, Barbara - - Broadley, Susan - - - Brooks, Barbara Ann - Brouillette, Maureen - Calderon, Mary- Olga - Callahan, Erin ---- Carlton, Cathy ---- 21, '74, 75, 81, - --20,57 -- ---m Carter, Therese Anne - - - - - - Casper, Mary Joan - - Castillo, Sarah ---- Celli, Mary Katherine Chenevert, Judy - - -F- Churchill, Judi - - Clark, Carolyn ---- Cleary, Joan - - - -22 Clerc, Gretchen - - - Cocharo, Laura - - Coffee, Paula - - Colvin, Adele - - Colvin, Susan - - - Condon, Linda - - Connelly, Anne - - - Connelly, Patricia - - Cook, Mary Sue - - - ---4s -- ---as -- ,--.-----..- , 63, 68, '7'7, 80, --------- ---22 Cowger, Iris - - Cox, Dede - - - Crader, Diane - - Cox, Julia - - - Crider, Bettie - - Cuellar, Irma - - Curtis, Michele - - Cushing, Margie - - Dacy, Janice ---- Dacy, Judy ------ Dalcour, Beverly Ann D'Arcy, Diane ----- Davis, Loretta - - Degge, Betty ----- DeM arco, C arole Ann -42 --42 --44 -36 Dempwolf, Margaret - - - - 23 Dina, Laura ----- Dina, Luisa - - - Donohoo, Gerry - - - Doolittle, Karen - - - 24, 63, 68, '7'7, 81 Droitcourt, Madeline - - - Drolet, Mary ------ Dulock, Janis ---- Dulock, Lynda - - - Dunton, Suzanne - - - Durham, Mary - - - Einhaus, Elizabeth - - Eismann, Maxine - - - 24, Eldridge, Linda - - - Evans, Barbara - - Farcas, Barbara - - Farrell, Phyllis - - - Farrell, Faustine - - Feagin, Lois - - - Felix, Celeste' - - Ferris, Carolyn - - Fike, Karen - - Filip, Beverly - - Flood, Mary Ellen - - Flores, Carolyn - - Frawley, Kathy ---- Freeborn, Mary Louise 81 Friedman, Nancy - - French, Janie ---- French, Maureen - - - Fuchs, Marilynn - - Gaines, Sue ---- Gallagher, Martha - - Garza, Isabel - - - Garza, Sylvia Ann - - Gavia, Rachel - - - Gavia, Luz Maria - - Gavia, Carmen - - - Gavla, Mary Jessie - - 24, '72, 81, 88 - --24 ------- Q 66, '7'7, 81, 88 24, 61, 64, 6'7 --20 - 25,68 - - 26, '77 ----- 23 George, Betty - - - Glatzel, Kathleen - - Gomez, Dolores - - - Gonzales, Mary - - - Gonzales, Theresa - - Gostomski, Barbara - - Gostomski, Mary - - Grace, Connie - - - Grady, Cheryl - - Graff, Jeanette - - Gray, Linda ---- - - - Green, Florence - - - Grewe, Barbara Ann - Grove, Linda ---- Grubbs, Anita - - Grubbs, Linda - - Haggard, Shirley - - Hajek, Linda - - - Hall, Kathryn - - Hallaran, Trudi - - Hamilton, Pam - - Hardee, Barbara - - - Haubert, Mary Beth - - Hepscher, Margie - - Hicks, Linda ---- Higgins, Ann - - Holleman, Kay - - Howell, Mary - - - Hubbard, Shirley - - - Hutchens, Linda Louise Jacobo, Martha ---- HY- Peggl' Jelinek. Jeanine - - Jenkins, Annette - - - Jones, Freda ---- Jones, Kathleen ----- Johnson, Barbara Marie Jurajda, Mary ------ Kalista, Mary Bob - - - Kane, Patricia Ann - - Kellenberger, Pam - - Kennedy, Karen - - - King, Christy - - - Konecny, Joan - - - Kyle, Mary Jo - - - Laux, Mary ------ Lambrix, Kathleen - - Lantier, Cecelia - - - Lantier, Maria - - - Laycock, Monica - - Larkin, Pamela - - Levings, Marilyn - - - Lohmer, Romalie - - Lukeman, Patricia - - Lunt, Mary ----- Lynch, Barbara - - - l06 38, 78, 26, 77, 81, 84, -- --26 --- --38 .....-...... - - 27, 61, 77 --39 --av - - 38, 72, --38, '28, 63, 69, 77, - - 28, 61, 1 Malone, Judy ---- Maloney, Kathleen - - - Manning, Jean - - - Marrs, Eileen ---- Martin, Mary Jane - - Mazzo, Diane - - - McCarthy, Donna - - McCarthy, Susan - - McConnell, Connie - McDermott, Kathleen McDonald, Jan ----- McMahan, Sheila - - McMillen, Gendy - - Merkle, Mary - 4 - - Merrill, Judy - - Migues, Sharon - - - Miller, Carrol - - Mills, Linda ----- Moore, Joyce ----- Neilon, Mary Virginia Nelson, Paula ---- - NeSmith, Judy - - - '- Nicastro, Mary Ann - Nickel, Wanda ---- Nolan, Mary Kay - - Norman, Bonnie - - North, Diane - - - Norton, Pat ---- O'Byrne, Joyce ---- O'Bryan, Elizabeth - - - O'Connor, Kathy - - - Odom, Doreen - - - Orr, Phyliss - - - Dverbay, Glenda - - - Oyervides, Frances - - - Parkman, Patricia - - Parnell, Judy - - - Parr, Kathy ---- Partlow, Marilyn - - '- Paukert, Teresa - - Perricone, Maria - - - Petrillo, Melodie - - Phelan, Sharon - - - Phillips, Alice - - Platt, Patricia - - Polenta, Vivian - - Polk, Diane - - - Prachyl, Paula - - Price, Anne - - Price, Janet - - Pulte, Susan - - Pulte, Jean - - - Quinn, Ann - - Ramirez, Else - - Ramos, Olivia - - Rappich, Therese - - - - 29, - 43, - - 29, - - - 29, - - 29, se, 3o,e4, '14, '78 - ao - - 41, 64 31,es, vs - - zo se Q . Redd, Maureen - - - Reed, Deborah - - Reyes, Rosario - - - Reynolds, Clarece - Reynolds, Linda - - Reynolds, Roberta - - Richards, Mary Lee - - Ricks, Sandra ---- Ricks, Shirley - - - Rigdon, Jeanne ---- Rodriguez, Rosario - - - Roehl, Catherine - - - Rohmer, June ---- Rohmer, Charlotte - - - Ryan, Marilyn - - - Schmidt, Pamela - - - Schroeder, Jo Ann ----- Scott, Mary Catherine Shaw , Sally --------- Shocklee , Janice ---- Shurtleff, Andrea - - - Simonson, Pam - - - Skrasek, Ioan - - - Skupaka, Linda ---- Sodd, Patricia ------ Starkey , Kathleen Ann --- 32,77 ----32 ---32 - --33,61 ---33 Stearns , Mary ------ ------ ----- Stephens, Patricia - - 0 33,6l,78, .1 Stewart, Cecily Ann Stieber, Kathryn - - Stormer, Karen - - - Straley, Kathleen - - - Strittmatter , Cheryl Styrsky , Julia ------- - - Sullivan, Kathleen - Tallas, Mary ---- Tartarko, Mary - - Thomson, Yvonne - - - Thompson, Roberta - - - Tillery, Ann ----- Tregre, Gayle - - - Trial, Diane - - - Tyl, Jeri ------ Unsworth, Mary - - - Urban, Alexia - - - Walsh, Susanne - - - Washington, Carolyn Willy, Karen ------ Waska, Sandra ---- Wells, Mary Ellen - - - Wintjen, Alyce - - - Woods, Patricia - - - Wurzbach, Susan - - Yosten, Judy ---- Yosten, Sharon - - Young, Janis - - - 34,74,s7 -- 36 -- 34,60 -- 34 --49 34,66,75 Commencement Exercises at Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium, May 25, 1962. Graduation! With great joy each graduate receives her coveted diploma, a symbol of the attainment of a goal, the completion of a carefully selected curriculum to meet a high standard of education. Graduates of 1962, the future is yours to do with it what you will. You know the choice which must be made - God or godlessness. You have the armor, the weapons, the Leader with which to fight against the evils challenging the Very foundation of moral order. The faculty and students of Our Lady of 'Victory High School congratulate you and join you in the realization that only by constant application of solid Christian principles learned throughout Catholic school training can we rejoice in ultimate VICTORY! 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