Providence High School - Philothean Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1954 volume:

I X Sv ,iw db v 6 W M l A JM w ', ' x X r X 130 fyljidfi Jjj 629' WW .NM W My wfillw W W Volume Three Providence High School San Antonio, Texas Meme Qiflbdffbfl 2126604 Qfzczwy 4.gfzz,ff 67115525 Lgll6Z6'f5 0220711266305 Hahaha hfhfewkemefzfs QIZIQZNS swam Mike Keys are like magic words for they open treasures of memories, storehouses of wealth, and gateways to happiness. To us Our Blessed Mother is the Key that opens God's treasure house of graces. Throughout the book, the keyhole symbolizes the school, Providence High. It is through the school that Mary, the Key, opens up the gateway to her Son. One hundred years ago, December 8, 1854, the dogma of the Immaculate Conception waspronounced and defined by Pius IX. Today another Pontiff and another Pius has made another announcement about the Virgin Mary. On Septem- ber 8, 1953, the beginning of the school term, His Holiness Pius XII officially declared the year 1954 to be a Marian Year fully dedicated to a more thorough knowledge of the esteemed privilege of the Virgin Mary, her Immaculate Con- ception. His Holiness asked that persons all over the world pay tribute to the Mother of God. The Philothean Staff chose to have the yearbook theme center in the encyclical, Fulgens Corona Gloriae its means of paying tribute to the patroness of Providence High School. Many titles are attributed to the Virgin Mary. Among these the most out- standing is her title, Mother of God. By this title she merits her radiant crown of glory. It is likewise through this title that we students are able to understand more fully the inestimable privilege of the Immaculate Conception. In selecting the mother of His only begotten Son, God the Father chose from all eternity the jewish maid, Mary. By a special prevenient grace Mary was preserved from Original Sin. It is only natural that God would choose to do this. Because Mary is the Mother of jesus, third person of the Blessed Trinity, she is the Mother of God hence, the title. Since God is our Father, then Mary is our Mother. To us she is in a special way our Mother of Good Counsel. We have dedicated our classes to her under this title. It is Mary to whom we turn for advice in our studies. Ask with supplication, says our Sovereign Pontiff, that there may grow up a generous and promising youth, pure and unblemished... We students in a Catholic school are being trained to be leaders in Christian principles. Through our various organizations we develop qualities of leadership. Foremost in these organizations are the Sodality of Our Lady, which has as its aim making its members Mary-like, and the Young Christian Students, whose underlying motto is the spread of Catholic Action. Participation in clubs is the basic training school for participation in religious and civic organizations after high school. This section of the Philothean we have dedicated to Mary, Queen of Apostles. Leen tells us that Mary was the first apostle, she was the person who first gave Christ to the world, and in giving Christ to the world consists all genuine Apostleship. In his encyclical, Fulgens Corona Gloriaef' his Holiness Pope Pius admonishes the faithful to supplicate the Divine Mother, asking bread for the hungry. Apostles help nourish the souls of God hungry persons. Finally, the calendar, a year spent with Mary, is dedicated to our Lady under the title of Mother of Divine Providence. We believed this to be the most fitting of her titles since a year at Providence High School should be watched over most carefully by Our Mother of Divine Providence. In conclusion, we the members of the Philothean Staff hope that our small contribution to the Marian Year proiects will have been profitable to the readers and that they will make not only this year but every one a truly Marian Year. . fax: g' ,i V i 1 ,. 1 f, . J K ' W fi S L .iz . ' U 9+ If 4.1,.fL5 1 . , .74 .ms we X ,ifzisw ,E f af:'iwwwgwmgqfgz-,wwgazyig k,if'lwSw f, f fv. Q yay 4, ME :gf All lm dfllbfl ed!! avllgilglllflbflf Etienne Ret, internationally known French artist, studies the Ma- donna he painted for Providence High School as his contribution to the Marian Year. Mr. Ret calls his Madonna, Notre Dame des Pet1ts. Climaxing the Marian Pageant presented by the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Youth was the Assumption Finale by Providence High School. Charlene Frie- senhahn portrays the Virgin Mother. Angels are Maria Sylvia Rodriguez fleftj and Angie Leija Crightj. Two outst nding events occurred duri - this, the Marian Y r, 1954. First, the Founder o ' of Divine Prov' ence, Fatherijean 'Ma Moye was beatified in the spring, Seco , one of t ' spiritual daugh,t,ersQoQfi ,rather Moye, the present Mother General of e Sisters ui Divine Providegnrceyfinli eXas,2Rever- end Mother Mary Angelique, C. . P., cel brates her golden iirl 1 jtibiile igin the ,Con- gregation. i i A . Because Our Lady found it itting to llow the humble Fre ch priest and founder of the sisters who teac our school to ome one step Clos to his official ecclesiastical sanctification because she lr wise deemed ' her pleasure to mark down fifty year generous labor and le rshi ' er Son's vineyard to Mother A ge ique, we, the yearbook staff, together with the entire student body, join with Mary and lovingly dedicate the Philothean in a twofold manner to Blessed jean Martin Moye and Reverend Mother Mary Angelique. ' Qezzibfzzffbfz 1 fn f- dex! ,em 1 rinfivi '- ' ,ttf -,nerr hz Uk' 7 , EW Y if ' rztx wig! 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T 'mf ' ? eu' ' - Q Siggnlxxxx X- A-JL A ,f'sx' -1f 'fiN xX M -z ,, ff- 1 5 1 1 '. 2 tem. 2 1' ..--NJ 1 7 an-e 352 ----- - -if f' f f , ' ,- fx,eaQf..... ' SQTV N , X Q., .... ' ' And I will lay the key of the home of David upon lair Jloozzldenr. . . Isaias XXII:22. Most Reverend Robert E. Lucey, S. T. D Archbishop of San Antonio 1 S 4, Y 6 QQ Q 5 L H fi? 5 f If, Q 53 , W2 N kitty' 5 Sa? U :mf fy Reverend Frederick DeRoche, O. M, I., Chaplain Religion III and IV Sodality Director Sister Mary Consolata, B. A., Superior Guidance Counselor French Sister Paul of the Cross, Ph.D. American History World History Sister Mary Reparata, B. A. Chemistry and Math Biology Senior Sponsor Lab Lassies Adviser School Photography Sister Mary Michael, B. A. Speech and Spanish junior Sponsor Genesian and Sodality Moderator Sister Miriam Fidelis, M. A. Latin and English I and II Freshman Sponsor Junior Classical League Adviser Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Adviser Reverend George O'Connell, O. M. Religion I and II 7 . , ff jwaffzwal' Sister Mary Digna, M. A. English II, III, and IV Sister Mary Bertina, B. A. World History and Civics Homemaking Senior Sponsor Future Homemakers of America Sponsor Sister Mary Angelina, M. Homemaking Senior Sponsor Future Homemakers of America Adviser Sister Ann Carmel, B. S. Biology Sophomore Sponsor Sodality Adviser Sister Mau een, M. A., Principal Math Student Council Adviser Sister Anna David, B. English II Sister Mary Cletus, B. Math junior Sponsor Young Christian Students od or A- Sister Mary Liberta, B Homemaking Future Homemakers America Adviser of J Sister Al Ann, B. A English and II Sop o re Sponsor Pr e Adviser Na nal Honor Soc. ty Adviser I A A Wm Sister Mary Odilia, B. Art and Homemaking Sophomore Sponsor Paletters Adviser Sister Paul joseph, B. Business Education junior Sponsor Sodality Adviser 591 hey A ?f'0 ,f5f,,,ff:, rw-as, in sv-we A. X Sister Mary Lucille, B. A. Sister Mary Teresita, M. M. Choral Club Piano and Voice Music Club Adviser Mrs. L. Ginsberg Physical Education gear faufzsef fnfey Ulm Xie Qieaswle flex! af RLIIGWQQZ and B. S. in Lib. Sc. Librarian Philothean Adviser Sister Agnes Leonard Freshman Sponsor Business Education Sodality Adviser Sister Mary Emelene, M. M. Music I Piano, Instruments fs W s Wt CW JX,1,Af4l,4f44 . ,j 2 j 199' 1' - Ae' 4 A, 'A ma Jean, B. A. World History American History Freshman Sponsor Sodality Adviser Sister Mary Kathleen Business Education Sophomore Sponsor Better Business Bureau Adviser Sister Mary Adeline Cafeteria H ...Q lygldffqi Um LW 7-1- 4' Wie! plzyeds ga 12 was 2, , 1 Q, 4 s fig ff 2 Km fi i 1 krkr ,, 1- e as s f e ud y Puppet Mistress Elisabeth Juenke appears very pleased as she watches her annual staff at work. Liz's job as editor was h the a roval not an easy one, but s e Won pp of everyone. Glaneing over their faces, she recalls the long hours she and the staff have ked on this volume of the Philothean, wor hoping to bring you, the readers, to a truer 'bl s 2 s sf ,ff-WF ir i meaning of the theme, Mary is the Key to Better Christian Living, lf Act I Rose Marie Coshal, sports editor, ambles along at the terrific speed of hunt and peckn while Loretta Saenz, holding the typewriter, lends a helping hand. Act II Snooping for new ideas is the aim of Charlotte Kitowski, assistant editor, Ruth Ann Grams, and Liebe Braclicich as they attentively browse through an annual. Act III Knowing that'the annual budget must go a long way, Diane Pugh and Verna Bulwer, business manager, find that it is no easy job to make that dollar stretch, but it is a lot of fun. Y Act IV Art work is important in any annual, but Judy Mitchell and Margie Jo Blevins, art editors, seem to have been carried away in this picture. Act V We're not copy cats fusuallyj but it looks as if Paula Johnston and Pauline Logan can't resist peeking at Literary Editor Margaret Kutac's brain storm as she hurriedly writes it down. Act VI Annuals would be nothing without pictures, so give a great big smile, because Mary Braden and Ann Nichols are planning to shoot you be- fore you continue your journey through the 1954 Philothean. cgrrz 'Mr With the key of Catholic Education, the Senior Class has prepared to open the door of successful living. Holding Mary before them as their model in the game of life, they will ever strive to put the Catholic principles obtained in school into practice. They realize the true meaning of their motto, Not finished just begun, for graduation has opened up for them a tremendous new world of people, ideas, and ideals, Keeping in mind the significance of this education, they know that by following the guide posts set up during the past four years, they will never stray from the road that leads to eternal salvation which is the very reason of their existence. No matter what vocation is chosen by each senior, she will never forget her senior year filled with memories of pink carnations, the colors pink and silver, the junior-Senior prom, and the most important event and privilege during her high school years, graduation during Mary's Year. ea Prefident Mary Lou Adamo Vice-preyident gi Mary Sue johnson Secretary 2 jacquelyn Bludeau Treasurer Frances Wurzbach 1 ,N-,.,7,w--14 -m '--s wr MAARY LOU ADAMO Sz. Prmzcif de Paul Class President 43 PRO-VUE f Staff 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4g C. I. S. .L Speech Contest 2, 33 Basketball Intramurals 3, 4. MAR? ANN ANTHONY , N St Mary l Sodality 2, 3, 43 C. c. D. 5, 44 l 065' Latin' Club 3, fig H. A. 3. 1, Sl. Ann Soclality 4g Latin Club 25 Art Club 45 Speech Club 3, 43 Speech Contest 5, 4. ' CONNIE BARDWELL Holy Rosary V Soclality 3, Ag Class President 2g PRO'VUE Staff 53 Chosen Most Beautiful 25 Talent Show 3. . L i x ..f. .. ' 3 DOROQEHY BBESON Z N. MARGARET IOANCBIASIOLLI ' St. .Mary Magdalen Sodality 3, 4: Y, C. S. 3, 4g C. ' C D. 3, 4g F. H. A. SQ 43 Carnival V Princess 5. - . Y St.'M21ry Magdalen '4 kSocIa1ity 43 C. C. D. 2, 3, 11, T. A, L. A. Vice-Pres. 4g T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 45 PRO-VUEStaff 4. .,,..w1 . - V A f1SQf2XHYQ ANN 1 BLACKETER ' M1 si ..L. , fjhg. 5fg,M,2fy.-A A Soiialiiijf. 44 QSQQIYS 'Manager 5155 C chQra1.1cmb .Assistant Directbr' 45 Choral Club AZQQV, fHr49A?Q 3, C C -'A i ffffifiEi25ifQ?ifQg2if2ZT X. MARIORIE 36 BLEVINS C Lirile Flawef Sociality 2, 3, 43 Soclality Secre- tary 43 C. C. D. 2, 33 Art Club 2, 3. 45 PHILOTHEAN Staff 4. if BLUDEAU R s 1 2 CSx,sfMitbuel kv Sqdgxlity 2, 5, .gig T. A. L. A. of- fits: Lk'. 5g,'4: Qhbral Club Secretary 2131 PRQQVUE ssfaff fig C. C. H. s. l 'fq:iqtbdI1fP1'inc:5s'2. 1 V '- - fl' 4-yy V ' 5 bfi- 3, V , 9. Q 3. Qsiesikm ' ,fmxis -w5.gg.2gs35: X 0 l' . C 51. Ann , 'C 5C.'CC.'D.CVi'c6-Pfbs. 44 Nazi0f.a1 . Honor SocietyfVice-Pres, 4g Class Secretary 3g Class 1SEcreQary' 44 V. ' Business Club 2, S., 4. fy . MARYVBRADEN fl ,Q .S'Z.yA7271 ff Sodality 5, 43'T. A. L. A. offi- 7 cet 5, 4g Class Vice-Pres. 3g PHILOTHEAN Staff 4g Student iff QWCV ' Cfluncil 4. PATRICIA ' Sr. Mary h Sodality 4, PHILOTHEAN Mgr. 5g PHILO- Busiuess Mgr. 4g Busi- Sodality Treasurer Club 2 LINDA CLINE Sl. Ann Sodality Z, 3, 43 Science Club 2: T. A. L. A. 3, 45 Perfect Attend- ance 3g A Honor Roll 4., MARY FRANCES WCRAWFORD St. Amz L V Sodality 2, 3, T. A. I.. A. ,W k..V , ,A Treasurer 23 Science Clubffreas- Q ,'k, y r ure: 43 Y. C. S. 21, 3, 4g Student 'glfif . cmmga1 4. , A Z flfg f ' PATRICIA CORRIGAN , St. Aim Latin Club 2, 33 T. A. L. A. 2, , 3, 43 C. C. H. S. Military Ball Honoree 25 Basketball Intramu- rals 4g Volleyball Intramurals 3, 4. N 1 i CHRISTINE CROSBY Sz. Ann Sodality 2, 3, 43 T. A. L. A. Sec- retary 33 T. A. L. A. Correspond- ing Sec. 4g T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 3. JEANNE DOWDY Sz. Mary Magdalen C. C. D. 2, 3, 49 C. C, D. So-A dality Rep. 43 Y. C. S. Secretary. 45 Business Club 2,' 5, 4g Per' fect Attendance 3. -'DOROTHY DURY Sf. Cecilia A C, C. D. 2g F. H. A. 2, 33 T. AA. L. A. 4g Art Club 4s Bookkeep- ing Awards 3 .1 gl.:- QVWHZW-L21 ae W I if.-Ki? if ,KK ' 327 ak. as 7 , CARMEN DURAND Chfiff, the King Art Club 2, 3, 43 Art Contest Award 3. DOLORES ERNST Litlle Flower Sodality 3, 43 C. C. D. 2, 34 Business Club 3, 4g Press Club 23 Volleyball Intramurals 4. . MARY MARGA-RET FENDLEY St. Cecilia Press Club President 2g Business Club 3. sig Bookkeeping Awards 3g Shorthand Award 3. fl! 4 . ., V,,v, M ,.,, 51- Mar Masfm R, sf ---Af sw-f,2.f wsrfeisf H-f-2i 1:ws1s.-,,.. Hfwffk .-,, 1'11'.f'ls'!2.sei' - 50da11fY 2: 5, 3'g:gS551xssm?Sf'?w.gggl 3, ifgmf-zggz gg fig 4 5,ggg..sZs.lw..,l., -f . .. - . . .W fflf 42952535333 l .L-' N 'h s l L' A ' W .V K ,m , V' ' ' QQSTQ j Q ,'-k mp'-' l ' sf? 2 fill f f 5 3 ' V ,.L:,:- lil 'I ,f .,,. . , .L 53ml-.M-f'gi 522 -, - -. ' ' .V A irpzlsr' ' ' ' ' ,, f 3' AKLK ,gf ,.lk ,.7:,' fs 'fag 5: s slls. si CHARIQENE FRIESENHAI-IN 22Q n Sz. Mary Mngdalerz Sodulity Pre-fect 43 C. C.'D. 3, 4g Class Secretary 2g F. H. A. 2, 3g Business Club 4. Sodahty S. 3, Perfect 'MARY ALICE GARCIA A - Sl. Mary Magdalen C. D. 2, 35 Choral Club 2g F. H. A. 2g Art Club 53 Speech Club 4. VA N Soclalxty Award 3, K 2 BARBARA GODWIN Sl: Cerilin Choral Club 2, 3, 4g Choral Club Historian 5Q F. H. A. 33 Music Club 2, 4g Music Club Sodality Rep. 4. EVA GONZALEZC 'C Y S 3 C C D 3 4, PRO- VUE Staff 4 Chosen Most In- telligent juruor 3 A Honor f MARY LGUISE GONZALEZ Cbrixz the King Business Club 45 Bookkeeping Award 3. JEANETTE HANNASCH V St. Mary Magdalen Sodality 2, 5, 4g T. A. L. A. Vice-Pres. 2g T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Choral Club 2. S MARY ANN GUE1iR13R6f San Fernando Choral Club 3g Art Club 43 Busi- ness Club 4. ' if RL S' CAROL AHARWELL Sl. Leo C, C. D. 2, 3, 4g F. H. A. Vice-Pres. 33 PRO-VUE Business Mgr. 4g F. H. A. 2, 3, 4g Merit Award 3. ' -- g:2f5W2'151il2E?:z2'iwizfzeiiikwr yo ANNATAAMES Sf. A1212 i A. L. A. President 4g T. A. A. Vice-Pres. 3g T. A. L. A. t 5, 49 Choral Club 2: C. C. H. H Military Ball Queen 3. CAROLYN HOHMANN Sz. Amz A Honor Roll 4g Business Club Sec. 4g Red Cross 3, 4g Latin Club 23 Basketball Intramurals 3, 4. BARBARA HUTTON ' Si. Mary Art Club President 2g Latin Club Secretary 2g Art Club Secretary 33 Student Council Sec. 5, 4g Busi- ness Club Historian 4. MARY SUE JOHNSON St. Pelef ' St. Agnes Academy, Houston 23 Sodality 3, 4g Sodality Corres. Sec. 4g C1ass-Vice-Pres. 43 Science Club 5, 4. ELISABETH IUENKE A. Sl. Mmjy Magdaierz C Sodality 2, 5, 47g Student Council 2, 5, 4, LF. H. A. 2, 5, 4, Nationalilionor Society 5, 4g MARY KATHRYN KASBERG St. Arm F. H- A- 53 .Business Club 4g Citizenship Award 25 Typing Award 35 Shorthand Certificates 5 PHILOTHEAN Editor 4. ' BARBARA KRAWIETZ Sz, Michael , C. C. D. 3, 4g Choral Club A53 sistant Lib. 2, 3j Choral Club 2, 34 A. LMA. 2, 5, 4g Art Club 4. r MARGARET KUTAQ A St. .Md1'j' I sodamyr 2, 3, 4, C. C. D. 3, 4 E dent Council 2, 4giCl I. S. L . Speech Contest Winner 3. - National' Honor Society 5, 4g Stu- , - .xv X MILDRED LANGFELD Sl. Aifgzrxlilze Art Club Vice-Pres. 41 Sports Manager 2, -lg Varsity Letterman 2. 4. SYLVIA LANWSON Sacred Heart Red Cross Rep. fig- Art Club 33 F. H. A. 2g Business Club 43 Talent Show 2, 3. m!F 'v ' ANGIE LEIIA LOUISE LEAL Lillie Flowef' ' Sodalityx,2, 3, 44 c. C.-D. 3, 5:5 A Choral Club Parliamentarian 4g 5 T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4g Latin Club A 2 . - L-.. I ' Our Lady of Guadalupe 3' Business Club 2 3 Bookkeep ,ing Awards 33 Shorthand Awards Sodality 3, 4g B Honor Roll 2, cHARLO'ir'rE iEMES St. Ann St. Hexiry's High School 23 Busi- , A gess Ciub 4. ' ERNESTINB MAINERC ,QQ Sz.Ag1zL-as , Soda1ity:Q2j BHsineSsA ,Club 45 4? Bfess Qlub 2g Shorthzmd Award ,, -I --1-Q .' J 2 V. , , , . .wg MARC-3QxRE'3igMA?ESE Om? Ladybf Grdeef Y L17 Science Club 2, 5, 4. f' 1V59'RY ?fAINZ W A Gkfflfd q,f:: Aff cmxg Pfesiaemr Afffcxab if i4Q' 'ZQQPHIIQQTHEAN Q Staff 53 PRcJ2vUE 55faffig 15gfg4g 'm, i ggpgechg igontefgii finqiist, V 'KK' ff 2 A 1 yu NAQMIQ MANRIQUEZ St. john Ewmgelift Choral Club 2, 5 A Art Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Intramurals 2,,3 I' . ,, Pu'm.v. A' 4 : 5- ,:.:N..w.:' S A DOLORESCEVICMILLAN St. Gerard A Sodality 4 Art Club Vice-Pres. 3' Art Club 2, 3 A Latin Club 2. T. A. L. A. 4 4 if .V,l , W, lM,i.-1,- :V-W-ssl? fx .. ., i CAROL MARIE MILLS Sf. Mm'y zlflagciaien PHILOTHEAN Staff 2 , V First Courtesy Award 2 gg Science Club 2, 5, 4 Art Club 4 , Shorthand Award 5 , Sa M v XF? ,Nw Ik 2 1, A-gf, 3 rw r ax Q 2 W 'tw Q M-Z 1, Y' v- ,gig igfzfgaf , M mgymf aa, -14 33 x Q mfs! Dr 4 is X CMWW M 5 2 an X A , s,s.,,. ,, Q 2 A , , ROSE MARIEQMECHLEB Elflizffy' 4211432153211 A A AHA I-Ibnof Rpm 5, C figs R ff- A+ L- A el A ,ls?fBuSir1f2SSlCli1b1 45 'ff' ' x A l gffShlorthangl Awardsgj ,iEZ,31iQ-1, ' Typing , 'll' ' I ' ' Q M. I W , Si. Pelef SOdalitj'fZ2, 3,212 Clioral.,Club President 4g PHILOTHEAN co- in IErl.f 43 3lFootba1l Festival wQueenQ2g F. H: AQ fllressximkers ilflnntgst 'm2, 5134. gig, Su1z'Fefmz72do A' , DOROTHY NECKBR Sz. Mary Magdalen sodauty 2, 5, 43 Music Club Of: ficer 2, 3, 4g Choral Club Ac- companist 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 2 T.A.L.A,.2.- DOLORES olzozco Saul A Femmdp F. HZ A. sg 4 5 an 5 wa E l-I fu Qing 5 X ,W my Rf., 3121 5 W, ,. g -wg? PATRICIA REYES. Sl. Michael V Sodality 2, 3, 4 ' C. C., D. 2 Art Club Treas. 4 Business Club 4 Art Contest, 4th place f K s fy an . , 2 4 5 f K3 Q if .. Q- : 2 . .3,:::. .QV . 1.1-.ws f DORA ANN SCHMUECKLE ALMA BERNICE SCZEPANIK ' Our Lady of Grace Falls City High School 3 F. H. A. 3 Business Club 4 Shorthandk Awards. 5 St. Cerilifz Soclality 2 C. C. D. 2 F. H. A. 2 Latin Club 2 Art Club 3 l,, gm .i...'..f 'C V g MARY SCOTT St. Mary Edison High School 3 Art Club 4 Business Club 4 St. Amz C. C. H. S. jr.-Sr. Prom I-Ionoree Z Press Club 2 ' Library Club 3 Business Club 4 Basketball Intramurals CECILIA SEIDENSCHNUR 3 n Si. Henry ' B Honor Roll 5 V Shorthand Awards 3 n TYPW Award 3 , ,.,, .,..,. W,.v , ...,1N,., l :sf if Hmmm-l- f, Q Q 11, , fzg ,1f1LLL 5 , V ADELE SEXTON l 552. , BETTY, LOU STEIN 'L St. Henry's Academy 2 San Iase Sodality 3, 4 Art Club 5 PRO-VUEL staff 4 SYLVIA TRAUGOTT St. Leo Art Club Secretary 4 Choral Club Sergeant- at-Arms 4 Business Club Par1.g5 h L '-Business Club 2, .5 ,L A ' Bookkeeping Avpfand5f,3 THERESA Si. Mary 1MagddZe2Qi l l Sgdamgylz, 3,49 h nn1 ff? l1M1itJCIubV 2, 5, 4 SL5LiVi4g4Safety Poster Cbntc-:st '!Q2nd Place 3 - g A IRMA V ALDEZ St. Agile! Press Club 23 Choral Club 5Q Ar Club 4g Business Club 4. A SHIRLEY VIZZA H52 X f PATRICYAAAAXAEABB Sf, Mag? ,Magdalen St. Mary Magdaihz A, i Sodality 4g Art Club 2, 33 F. I-I. A. 45 Spanish Contest, 2nd Piace 25 Shorthand Awards 3. CAROLINE XVERNER St. Many, C. C. D. 23, Science Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2g Typing Q F. H, A. Zglalin Club 23 Science' A Club 3, Club 4. 1 3 Award 3: Shorthand AwardA3.f BETTY LOU ZOTARELLI 5, ,Li , ' Sr. Francis Sudality 2, 3, fig Qin ClQbhPresi- dent 43 Businesk' Club Sbdality Rep. 43113, H. A, 12, 5g Shorthand Awards 5. L -V ff , K i I Rosemary Green Edythe Brotherman Evelyn Trevino an 'Ms lt is not good for man to be alone, said God one day. These words although spoken at the beginning of time can be repeated over and over again today to modern man. Man is a social being and needs companions, but this is not enough. He must not only crave companionship, but must be able to open the door to true social living. It is only with the key of good fellowship that this door is opened. The juniors have learned what good fellowship really means. By their active participation in every project sponsored by the school, they have tried to bring about a better, more unified school overflowing with school spirit and enthusiasm. If one adds to this enthusiastic school spirit, the love of Almighty God, the results are the spirit of the sparkling juniors. In their memoirs will be found bids from dances which they sponsored along with a very special bid from the junior-Senior Prom. Pfefidezzl Vice-fzrefidenl Secretary Treafzzrer Barbara Ebesf x K f ELIZABETH BAXTER JOYCE BEDNARZ PATSY BERGER MARGIE BERNAL JEANETTE BETTGE BARBARA BORING EDYTI-IE BROTHERMAN ELAINE BROTHERMAN PEGGY BRYANT ALICE MARIE BURKHOLDER MARGOT CAMPBELL ESTELLA AMAYA BARBARA ANDRETTA ELEANOR BARRON PATRICIA BATOT 'Wm' 'twat ROSE MARIE COSHAL BARBARA CRAWFORD LILLIAN DAVILA SANDRA DEXTER MARY ANN DLUGOSZ ANN DOYLE TOMMY DRIFFILL JANICE DUNAGAN BARBARA GATES MARGARET GATES ANN'IE MARIE GAUTHIER BETTY ANN GOMEZ BARBARA EBEST PHYLLIS ENGBERS BETTY FITZPATRICK JEAN FRANGER ROSEMARY FROBOESE ELOISA GAITAN YOLANDA GAITAN SYLVIA GALINDO MARIE GALINDO JEANNINE GALLAGHER ALMA GARCIA YOLANDA GONZALEZ MARY ANN GRANT MARY LOU GRASSL ROSEMARY GREEN 2 AA E f r- , V: .L .f ,W-:,,.5, Z ,G,VG, V Y . t, ., A , , : i m. V Q , V5 K ,551 , sw .- A 1 , 4, 1 im . 7 My . V 4 f MARY LEONARD SYLVIA LIBERTO EMMALOU LITTLE KATHLEEN LOGAN N59 RACHEL GUTIERREZ IRMA HERRERA FRANCES HOHMAN MARY NELL IDAR LOUISE JOHNSON PATRICIA KARAM CHARLOTTE KITOWSKI A4 R 5 W ,ftwigsfz . A , zwmgvfwi T W is ig 'S f 5 CACCY LLIS KNAPP YDIA KOLODZIE -IY KOSTELECKY FRANCES LA FUENTE g A f. Q ' I ' A S:-: ' LINDA MABE EILEEN MALONE MARGARET MANGOLD DARLENE MANNING ARLENE MAROTTA MARILYN MCCARVILLE DOLORES MCKENNON GRACE MCLEOD KATHY MCMAHON BETTY MICHALSKI ROSE ANN MORKOVSKY ROSE MARIE LOPEZ SYLVIA LOZANO SYLVIA LUGO JANET LYNCH 'Du lim. CECILIA ANN MORRIS DOROTHY MUSCHALEK LUPE OCHOA CAROL ANN PEDROZA MARY ANN RAMIREZ ENGLANTINA RANGEL CELIA RESENDEZ GLORIA RIOS DELIA RODRIGUEZ EVANGELINA RODRIGUEZ MARIA SYLVIA RODRIGUEZ SYLVIA RODRIGUEZ VIRGINIA RODRIGUEZ CAROLYN ROGERS AGNES ROHAN MARY FRANCES ROLF IRMA PENA BARBARA PERRIN MARY ANN PHILLIP MARTHA RAMIREZ CAROLYN RUCHTI LORETTA SAENZ YOLANDA SANCHEZ GLADYS SCHAEFER PEGGY SENG MAVIS SEXTON CAROL SKINNER LUCILLE SMITH DOROTHY WAGNER SARAH WATSON JANET WEAD JOYCE WINKLER ANN SOUTHERN RAMONA SOWELL IDA MAE SPAETH MADELINE STRAWN MILDRED THEIS EVELYN TREVINO SYLVIA JO TREVINO NINFA VALADEZ MARY L. VERA SHERRY VERNON MARY T HERESA VIDAURRI LOURDES VILLARREAL ftamaaas Holding the key of fair play, the sophomores are opening the door to a better democracy. They know that by learning to play fair in sports, in studies, and in social life, they are preparing themselves wisely for the great role of the future, that of being citizens of this land of opportunity, America, By doing this they not only become civic-minded but Christ-minded--the very essence of life, The sophomores, as they pass on to their junior year and then to their senior year, will find that, by striving to keep these high ideals uppermost in their minds, they will never go wrong no matter what arises. Last, but not least, how can they ever forget the fun they had while planning and preparing the senior breakfast. President Catherine Ann Rolf Vice-president June Slavin Secremry Catherine Anne Flood V Treafurer Janice Brotherman I Y Bert Mary Clare Behlea Mary Angela Benavicles Roialie Bernall Annettc Bienel-. Carmen Bongiorno Marga ret Boring Michael Ann Brennan Carole Britto Mary Lee Balmos Judith Aldrete Agness Aldworth Rose Marie Angelini Bessie Lou Bailey y Balsden Judy Banks Delfina Barrera U Janice Brotherman Mari Alice Cadena 5 Frances Campbell Teresa Champagne Mary Juliet Cherm Shirley Chronister Joy Cloonan Joyce Colp Mary Corrigan Carole Dalehite Hopie De La Pena Delia DeLeon Dolores DeLeon Mary Louise DeLeon Anna lalcon Martha Delgado Virginia Diaz Betty Didescli Bobbie Dillard Lillian Dirnleier Jo Vann Dowdy joella Doyle julia Eichhorn Helen Marie Elder Irma Escarzaga CX: Jo Ann Fillmore Patricia Fitzpatrick Catherine Flood Margaret Fordyce Diane Gallaway Mary Helen Garcia Teresa Garcia Rosalie Garza Helen Gail Gelineau Blanche Gianotti Marilyn Goebel Cruz Gonzalez Geraldine Granato joan Grant jeanette Harker Anita Haegelin Annette Haegelin Roselyn Ann Harmes Helen Harvey Theresa Hernandez Barbara Jensehlxe Paula Johnston Betty jupe Cllriee upe Cecilia Kelly NM, A Barb xra Kempt Bernice Kierce Frances Klar Mary Klenl-ze Lillian Kollodziej Helen Ruth Kotula Helen Lange Mary Alice Lawson osephine Leal Margret Leonard Pauline Logan Laura Lopez Olga Lopez Mary Esther Lopez Valerie Lynch Mary Agnes Magott Doris Muckle Mary Mudd Ann Nichols Alice Notzon l l Luz Ortiz Charm Osbourne Katherine Mulcahy Patricia Munive ose ahine Olivares Yolanda Mass Nelda McCulloch Marilyn McMillan Anita Medina Oralia Medina Mary Helen Minor Arlene Mitchie Lu Beverly Riehe Maxine Ringer Mary Lou Rodriguez Nancy Rodriguez Catherine Rolf Theresa Rozales Elcla Salas Mary Sanchez Rosa jo Ann Pantusa Patsy Patton Gloria Pena Joyce Petsch Mary Agnes Poole Patricia Powers pe Reyna Christina Richter Linda Sandstedt lie Schuchart Rosary Schultz Ann Scott Dorothy Sexton Elizabeth Sherwood Germaine Sigard Delana Skeldon June Slavin Rosann Smith Mary Sofgc Mary Jo Sohn Florence Solis Barbara Spann Annette Spencer Louiaa Ann Villa Gay Vor uahl Rita Wfagner Dorothy West Margie Wfhite Alicia Zepeda jacquelyn Zurovec Sylvia Stanley Marietta Stavinola Alma jo Vollmer l Sandra Vorpahl Mary jane Steitle Alice jo Stewart Irene Mary -Storey Mildred Suberg Magdalen Tagle Ana Martha Tellez Maxine 'Iocpperwem Patricia Tomblin Waimea Freshmen, fish, or frosh, whatever one may call them, hold the key to Providence. This key has opened the door to a thrilling new experience, high school. Before them lie four important steps which will take them to graduation. The first step which has already been conquered has been filled with various interesting activities such as initiation, freshman day, and the acquaintance of many new friends. The last three steps which are yet before them draw them nearer to their goal and will give each freshman a chance to develop the religious, social, and intellectual aspects of her personality. K' Ji. I- X49 ty' gil' rx if 1 pn it we r af r . A Prerident Cynthia Vollmer Vice-preridefzl Mary Kay Coffey S ecretar y Judy Loverde Trearuref Gail MacFadden ,.c-4.1-,M vq- ' f -V -W--rv ,fy uf, .g- -' Q . Q. Y-W v Sylvia jo Aldrete Elena Alonzo Lola Amesquita judy Arrington Mary jo Barbera Barbara Barcellona Ma' lvlargaret Bonner Consuelo Botello Licbe Bradicicli Mary Ann Brown I -11. . Jil' 1 7 Mary Jane Brown ' Claudette Campbell Laura Campion X Angela Cavazos X W Patriu 1 Ann Carvajal Jud Barnh. rt ' e Beers yn cketer e Blair Patricia DeNunzio Betty Ann Elizonclo Rosie Flores Betty jo Fryar Diana Garcia -loan Gardner Ernestine Garza Carolyn Gordan Ruth Ann Grams ,. Mary Kay Coffey Sylvia Ann Conteras Anne Degnan Marianne Gilkison Clara Gonzales Virginia Gonzales Patsy Garza Eleanor Gates Shirley Gauthier Gwen Lee Gibbons ,K Gene Kowalsky Teresa Krizek Grace Langfeld Angela Leal Rita Haberman Barbara Haby Sharon Hays Olivia Leal june LeBlanc Patsy Lehman Ofelia Hernandez Barbara Heye Ann jaeckle Kathleen Joiner Jeanne jordan Geraldine Kahn Carol Ann Koerner jackie Ann Lrebig Claire Little s n i 'Liv ' Jacqueline Mhrechal Irene Martinez Kathleen McGrail Gail Mcllldden l,1lLII'.l McNeal Rose Mercado Diana Medina jo Ann Parrish Frances Pedrosa ,Iudy Loverdc Geraldine Lutz Nicky Maldonado Teresa Ochoa Mary Ines Olivares Socorro Olivares Jo Ann Minkler Katherine Monosmith Josephine Munive Betsy Murray M fl 5' 1 P ricia enz- ar o e f d rg M rcoyj P Janie Pina Martha Ann Pinn Rita Ranly 5' Josephine Reyna Iris Rigamonti Della Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez Grace Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez E1 t I1 3. Wifi Sylvia Santos i' Dolores Sarro Mario Sehorlemmcag Beverly Schubert Nelwynn Segel Lois Marie Sheeran ' Mary Sheeran Dorothy Shipman Betty Smith Linda Sosa Diana Southerlancl Lorriane Suberg ' Kathy Sutton Janice Tate Rachel Van De Walle Barbara Walker Pcnnie Winter arbara Wfolff MMW Patricia Ann Wolff Rosario Zuniga Mary Ann Vials Minerva Villarreal Cynthia Vollmer Charlene Wfatson ' ff' l f V we r is . 5 .t , , .lg ' l- A . ,i V i 9 ff is 1 :K . ' r- fi? 2, s p 5, . , if ,, fi t'i'?5i Because of a sin of pride and disobedience committed by the first man and woman, the intellects of men have become darkened. Therefore, it is only fitting and proper that they call upon the key to God's treasure chest, Mary, to enlighten their minds so that in the search for knowledge, a real understanding may be obtained. Our Lady of Good Counsel, pray for us! Dear Mary, it is not always easy to study and understand the subjects we are taking in school. That is why we Come to you, the Mediatrix of all Grace, for we know that never has it been known that anyone who has fled to thy protection, implored thy help, or sought thy intercession was left unaided. Keeping this in mind and placing our trust and confidence in you, we know that in our searching for the Truth, we will find it only through you. 64 ZWQZ5 As someone in the back of the room gives her view in a class cliscussion, these Religion I students, deep in thought, gather their opinions on the subject. Father George O'Connell, who conducts weekly sessions for the freshmen and sophomores, gives these girls time to straighten out any questions concrning faith or morals. ' I say Communism is the No. 1 public enemy, Margaret joan Biasiolli emphatically declares to other seniors Mary jo Schmidlin, Esperanza Asian, Yvonne Schmidt, and Dora Schmuckle during a religion discussion. ffebylbfz That she who brought forth the Prince of Peace, flincyclical Fulgens Coronaj may bring peace, together with all graces of which we are needful, to the hearts of men and to the world, there arises from earth the never ending cry: Ad te clamamus, exsules filii Evae! --- To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve! 'I --5 ni: em Ad te clamamus Exsules filii Evae Problems that a typical Catholic teen age girl encounters in everyday life are discussed at weekly religion classes with Father Frederick DeRoche, O. M. I. Within the hearts of all his students, Father infuses the love of the holy religion. SPEECH Discussing, planning and erect- ing props for the one act play, Pink and Patches, are Cstanding left to rightj janet Wead, Elaine Brotherman, Rosemary Green, josephone Leal and Sandra Dexter. Others include Edythe Brotherman, Barbara Gates, Carol Skin- ner, Mary Leonard, Marilyn McCar- ville, and Carolyn Rogers. Listening to records throws a clearer light on English II and proves a treat for these scholars, especially when they can escape such assignments as writing a long com position or learning particles or gerunds. Left to right Mary ,Io Sohn, Betty Didesch, Bessie Lou Bailey, and Mar- ietta Stavinola. LIBRARY How intently interested ap- pear these P. H. Sfers as they go about preparing their lessons for the next class! If you get lost while looking up that history assignment, there is always someone at the service desk who is more than willing to be of help. Q 1 , Ah, peace and quiet , That is what is found in the school library by the many students who are in- terested in real, down-to-earth studying. The library which is the heart of the school is not only a place of study, but is a source of needed information. SPANISH Lillian Davila writes of an imaginary trip to Spain in the native language of that country, Spanish. These Spanish I students can well imagine a trip by air to Spain as Rosanne Smith shows the girls pictures of this European paradise. LATIN 'Tis true they say that, Latin is a dead language. As dead as dead can bef' These students left to right: Mar- garet Mangold, Judy Aldrete, Phyllis Engbers, Janice Dunagan, Mary Ann Grant, Margaret Boring, Jo Ann Fill- more, and Josephine Leal don't seem to agree with the age old verse as Judy Banks leads a class discussion. FRENCH Parlez-vous francais? Well, we're not bragging, but these French I students: Pat Rose Tomblin, Virginia Diaz, and Anna Martha Tellez do almost as well as the French! XVhat's more, all about the culture and they know customs of the country. 69 MaryiGrace Wilhelm Editor of the Pro-Vue Carol Harwell, business manager of the Pro-Vue, shares her problem of money with two interested staff mem- bers, Ann Southern and Adele Sexton. From the expression on Adele's face it looks as if she is seriously scheming a plan to bring in some of that green stuff. lc' How many column inches will be needed for this story? seems to be what Tommy Jay Driffill is asking the editor, Mary Grace Wilhelm, while Eva Gonzalez and Mary Bonewitz look on with interest. From left to right Elizabeth Bax- ter still waits for inspiration for that feature storyg Mary Mainz has her thoughts assembled and writes hurried- ly before they leave herg Mary Lou Adamo thinks it's serious business writ- ing these newspaper storiesg and Gae Robertson gives a half grin as she avoids despair with the thought that Sister said, You might have to write these stories ten times before you are satisfied with them. This is the first stage of Cell division or mitosis, Christine Richtc: points out to Josephine Leal. These magnified plastic models may be f cl in the P, H. modern biology ' Ma!! am' don to a very troublesome Keep it up girls! Although the answer' is inthe back of the book, you will find the solution soon, The study of geometry may be oyer 1600 years old, but it alwftysoffers something new to learn, as most stu- dents have observed. These mathe- matical quiz kids. Eleanor Barron and Estelle Anmya, confer with each other on the solution of a problem. It must be Correct, for they are both Smil- ing. n tgczmee Gunpowder? T. N. T, ? Atom Bomb? No, guess again. Its only dis tilled water, but it manages to hold the attention of Louise Leal, Gertrude liritz, Kathleen Logan, Patsy Corrigan Mary Lou Adamo, Dora Schmueckle, Fern Ragland, Mary jo Schmidlin, Anna Marie Calderon. ' is bound to be what ii tliinkinv but 0 Course wont say it out loud while she is showing Alum jo Vollmer that she is not afraid of just .1 little old dead fr Q. N-N-N-not much? Britton and Petri cm prepare the movie . projector few minutes after glmdes- are drawn, pupils seated, and lights out. the projector will again be a means whereby all will see the i mystery of life and the goodness of , od. , l amamaifhy M The senior foods class not only learns the art of cooking, but also the ever important art of getting along with one another as illustrated by Diane Pugh, Gertie Fritz, Patsy Powers, Gae Robertson, and Frances Wurzbaclm, These future homemakers won't have any trouble decorating their homes for Christmas because they proved to do well in the Housing Display Contest. Some of the winners shown with their masterpieces are Sylvia jo Aldrete, Jacqueline Marechal, Barbara Barcel- lona, jo Ann Minkler, Mary Grace Wfilhelm, Mary Alice Yturri, Liebe Bradicich, and Ernestine Garza. Pretty clever, don't you think? There ought to be a special Honor Society for the sewing machines at PHS. To be eligible a machine should be judged on service, cooperation, and more service. If there were, all our machines would pass with flying colors, even though the user sometimes has to rip what the innocent machine stitched. Here Barbara Riebe, Esperanza Asiain, and Jeanette Hannasch, just a few of those seniors who are whizes at mak- ing clothes, add to their winter ward- robes. Typing will help girls in any career they choose from an assistant to Ein- stein or to a press agent in Bongo Bon- go. These Typing I students' fingers fly over the keyboards without making to- o-o-o many mistakes. Students left to right are Annette Bienek, Janice Broth- erman, Mary Agnes Magott, Barbara jenschke, Barbara Ebest, Bernice Ki- eree, and Shirley Chronister. These future business women are in- dustriously learning the methods of their chosen professions. There is not only hard work connected with the general business class. but also the sat- isfaction of a job well done. Standing Cleft to rightj are Englantina Rangel, Gloria Rios, Eloisa Gaitan, Mary Louise Vera, Mary Ann Dlougosz. Seated tleft to rightj are Sylvia Jo Lugo, Irma Herrera, and Lillian Davila. Shorthand I is a subject that requires students to burn the midnight oil more than once. However, its uses are unlimited and the Career Deb will soon get it good position if she puts her shorthand to work. This thought spurs these industrious students on as they attempt to reach their goal while taking dictation from the recorder. fgusfkzess l fbkfady Have you ever wished to take a magic carpet back to the Roman World 44 B. C. to see how a typical teena would spend, her day? Studying Wforld His- tory gives these PHS'ers-Eleanor Gates, Martha. Ann Pina, jean Kowalsky, Mary Rose San ford, and Carol Koerner a chance to do just that. After -et thorough observation. their comments could Well be summed up as, Give me 1954, time of radio, TV, motion pic- tures, and dishwashers! Although 11 person has no intention of entering the political world, it is essential that he know not only his rights as a citizen, but also that he per- form his duties. Here an interested Civics Class listens to Barbara Boring as she explains how just laws, protect the God given rights of man. Putting the finishing touches on the painting of the modern madonna is fame Llarie Gleitz, while Beverly Patton, Sylvia Traugott, Mildred Lang- field, and Carmen Durand are busy with their art assignment, 'iAre you sure the kiln is hot enough? asks Margot Campbell as Patsy Powers, Patsy XVebb, and Carol Mills get ready to fire their pieces of pottery. This course brings forth the creative ability of the students. JW Mary jo Barbera and Jean Kowalsky gain a few pointers on the fine art of playing the piano and at the same time get in on some good music. Fran Wurz- bach is the object of their rapt attention, as she demonstrates to them her abilities. -ali These Providence students seem to be en- joying the enchanting voice of Virginia Diaz, as she entertains them with a song in the lobby at noon. Agness Aldsworth accompanies her at the piano. The study of theory is fun decides Dottie Necl-zer, seated at the desk, as Anna Marie Calderon strikes a chord quizzing Dot- tie's knowledge of music. mb Fit the words to the music, were Sister Emelines directions to these Music I students, Ruth Ann Grams, Barbara Haby, Rita Habermann, Ann Jaeckle, IO Ann Parrish, Diana Medina, and Iris Rigamonti. JJ! Voice students, left to right: Eliza- beth Sherwood, Virginia Diaz, Patricia De Nunzio, Margaret Kutar, Gae Robert- son, Yolanda Sanchez, and jean Kowal- sky, listen as the tape recorder gives them a report of how their voices sound to others. 79 , , i 5 3 .,A. gf, s ii ii 3 f . I Z f. is .- FQ ,wfawiv Leadership and followership can be obtained only through practice. From where does this ability to lead and follow stem? At Providence three years ago various organizations were begun in order that these two qualities be developed in the future citizens of the state and the Church. Our Lady, Queen of the Apostles, pray for us! Help us carry out the command Our Lord gave to his apostles before his departure from this earth, Go ye there- fore, and teach ye all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. To carry out this command, true leadership must be developed. Wfhere else, but at a school imbued with Christian principles such as Providence has this been done? It is here that we have been able to learn what leadership really is and how we can live up to these ideals. just look, Blessed Mother, at the many leaders here at school. We beg of thee, O sweet Mary, to plead before thy Son for the grace always to have the courage to be leaders and soldiers in the army of Christ. dgfzfzm img 1 agazfzfffy These three Sodality officers- Patricia Buckholdt, treasurerg Mary Sue johnson, corresponding secretaryg and Marjorie jo Blevins, secretary-offer a silent prayer in petition to our Lady to guide them in their sodality work throughout the year. Explaining the important of silence during retreat ar sodalists Mary Braden, jacki Bludeau, Barbara Crawforc Evelyn Trevino, Kathy Mc Mahon, Mary Frances Cram ford, Edythe Brotherman, an Rosemary Green, as the demonstrate that if one perso: breaks the chain there is ni longer perfect silence, Between conferences Retreat Master Father Sheehy opened his door to all students desiring guidance and counsel Here Sodality Prefect Here this group of freshmen can be seen having an enjoyable time as they work. They are busy preparing center pieces which adorned the cafeteria tables after Sodality enrollment. Dolores Sarro is chairman of the freshman probationary group. Ad jesum, Per Mariam is the motto which these newly en- rolled sodalists are encouraged to follow from this day on through their lives. Here they are shown receiving their Sodality medals from Father Frederick DeRoche, O. M. I., with Verna Bulwer, vice prefect, assisting. say newly enrolled Sodalists Slavin, Patsy Powers, and sophomores Sodality officers cards at the breakfast served enrollment. Student Council Officers, who are the backbone of one of the most vital organizations at Providence, are seen checking over the calendar of events for the school year. Left to right are Mary Leonard, treasurer, Bar- bara Hutton, secretary, Carroll Skinner, vice-president, and Carolyn Partain, president. ffucknf School Days, School Daysf' was the tune to which all P. H. S'ers greeted each other when they were reunited at the annual Back to Schoolu dance, sponsored by the Student Council. Working hard preparing decorations for the dance are members, Eleanor Gates, Marjie Xlffhite, Pauline Logan, Elaine Brotherman, and julia Eichhorn. ,.,,A J 1 ' X 3,31 Via the public address system students at Providence tune in on day by day reports on the work of their Student Council. l-lere Mary Frances Rolf makes an announcement while Elisabeth juenke and Mary Grace Wilhelm wait their turns. amz! Career Wfeek, during which speakers from all walks of life came to speak at Providence High School, is al- ways looked forward to and enjoyed by the student body. But behind it go many hours of hard work on the part ofthe Student Council, Busily preparing programs for the speakers are Judy Mitchell, Margaret Kutac, and Charlene Friesenhahn. A Catholic periodical in every Catholiti home , was the slogan during the Alamo Register driv'e which was just one of the successful projects sponsored by the Student Council during the year. Members, Diane Pugh, Patricia Buckholdt, Mary Braden, and Rita Haberman, are busy checking on sub- scriptions. The task of compiling the Student Council scrapbook seems to be a very enjoyable task. This book, which contains an entire account of all school activities throughout the year, is greatly treasured by the student body of Providence. Members shown here sorting information and pictures to be used are Cynthia Vollmer, Rosemary Green, Barbara Haby, Mary Fran Crawford, Ioan Grant and Kitty Rolf. What is this thing called LoVe?', was the topic dis- cussed by panelists jane Marie Gleitz, Car- olyn Ruchti, Mary jo Sohn, and Ann Doyle over radio station KT- SA. ? if diff 'ft .X QEA. 5 3' Nh ff ,ff , Sgr ,E M 2 . L , vt ' A? 0 0 Q B ' 1 , , 1 it .Wye iz . . . ,si x 4' - ' , f y A , f- ff21f11'fif'ff i s 25?Y:?feisQ1+Wf-z. wi Q fg255mg:r:w-', .awfe:Wa.5fzgQ,Q??nfe,,wfwwfs M L X ,:'i Y. C. S. officers, Luz treasurer, Rosalie Garza, vice-x .. ' 1 president, Jane Marie Gleitz, president, and Jeanne Dowdy forsee a big job ahead in carryingi 0 out their valiant motto, 'Catholic Action, Gur Cry,I , L , ' J 7,7 ' ' 'Tu ' -2 86 .'Q',f I 7-. if Co-opgljing in the Library Cluldlisplay program, 9 -'S' the Y. C. S. erected a dispay which called all to the Lay C. X: Q 'ff Apostolate. Adding the finishing touches are Rosalie Q 'Tl' Ogg Garza, Frances Solis, and Helen Elder. Y? X 'X -1 I In the lobbyof P. H. S. three important people discuss plans for the coming A. C. C. Y. convention. They are Jane Marie Gleitz, president of the Providence Y. C. S.g George Wead, president of the A. C. C. Y.g and Father Erwin A. juraschek, A. C. C. Y. moderator. ff f , f :wg -L, -.ite L -' iff! j You, you, you, sing Proviclencels 'own trio, Cecilia Morris, Evelyn Trev- ino, and Dorothy Muschalek. Here 1 they are entertaining at Providence Night at the Teen Age Canteen which V was sponsored by the Y. C. S. , i .' 'fiij . X SNSTRUM E HT -,x L, -,.f L E- ,f i Z x Take a look at our bulletin board, say? Ramona X -,241 Sowell to fellow Y. C. Sfers, Lucy Frazier, and Fran Apfdtjan, !4 Wurzbach. The Y. C. S. greatly influenced the student J bod throuvh their clever and a ealinv dis la s 24, Y an PP an P Y aalentd Holding a Y. C. S. discussion during religion class is Betty Ann Fitzpatrick, Y. C. Sfer, These dis- cussions took place every Tues- day. A-a-'.,,,.. xx X it Members of the National Honor So- ciety are seen enjoying themselves with Brother James Clinch, S. M., after the tense oral exam that was given to candidates up for membership. Active members are Lillian Rathmann, sec- retaryg Brother flames, Mary Grace Wilhelni, Margaret Kutac, Pat Buck- holdt, president, and Elisabeth Iluenke. In back is jackie Bludeau, vice- presi- dent. Neophyte, Christine Crosby, receives her N. H. S. membership card from Reverend Frederick De- Roche, O. M. I. Also rating high in the require- ments of character, service, leadership, and scholarship were: jane Marie Gleitz, Barbara Riebe, Frances Wrirzbach, Barbara Hutton, Mary Mainz, Diane Pugh, Mary Braden, Verna Bulwer, Patricia Batot, Carolyn Rogers, Charlotte Kito- wski, Marilyn McCarville, Maria Sylvia Rodriguez, Mary Frances Rolf, and Celia Resendez. Pro- bationary members were: Barbara Spann, Louisa Ann Villa, Patsy Powers, julia Eichhorn, jose- phine Leal, gjune Slavin, Oralia Medina, and Pauline Logan. Mary Grace Wilhelm places the golden block of Scholarship upon the arch of Society which was constructed during the installation ceremony. anew agawfy saws Receiving these symbols of their offices from Father Charles Drees are the newly chosen leaders of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. They are: Carolyn Ruchti, secretaryg jackie Bludeau, vice-presidentg Lillian Rathmanin, presidentg Anita Medina, chairman of helpersg Mary Frances Rolf, chairman of teachersg and Patsy Powers, chairman of the Apostles of Good Will. All Aboardf' calls Louise Leal, as teachers, Dotty Beeson, Mary Grace Wfilhelm, Lillian Rathmann, jane Glietz, and Mary F. Rolf, board the chariot which will carry them throughout the city to spread the truth of their religion to eager, wide-eyed pupils. These Confraternity helpers, Anita Medina, Patsy Powers and Helen Elder, can't seem to see where just pasting a few holy cards together is such hard work. But those smiles on their faces are to be' compared with the smiles that will light the faces of the chil- dren who will receive these tokens of remembrance. ii I The smiling face on the symbol of the Speech Club is expressed in the faces of Tommy jay Driffil, Diane Pugh, janet Wfead, ancl Sandra Dexter. This king-size replica of Comedy and tragedy is in prepa- ration of Speech Wfeek, sponsored by the Speech Club. aghemi IM 'The triplets, Eclythe Brother- man, Kathleen Logan, and Mary Leonard, try out for a place in the Speech Club Talent Show, before an audience of Speech Club members. This annual show is participated in and looked forward to by the entire student body. Robert Taylor? Montgomery Clift? No, it's no big movie star that holds the rapt attention of these Latin students. Mon- signor Morkovsky seems to be doing a good job with his color movie on his trip to Europe. The beautiful scenes of Rome gave the Latin students something to talk about for several weeks. The National exam in Latin is a very important event for all Latin students. In this picture, Frances Hohman, who won a pin in the exam last year, helps julia Eichhorn and Ann Nichols, two aspiring students who hope to receive the same awards with their vocabulary work. This picture seems to indicate that Latin, the language of the Church, is also the language of angels. These P. H. S. angels -Phyllis Engbers, corresponding secretaryg Margaret Mangold, secretaryg janet Lynch, presidentg Frances l-lohman, treasur- erg and Barbara Andretta, vice- president write letters to invite out- of-town C. L. members to the National Convention in San A' tonio. lakh fix! oglfidfzy JA!! eorxiej orrarrr Q Pxsso- Prs a theme ior the dksohy oi iorore ' 'cs oi rXxe'Y. fx. L. Pr., members, Dorrg Braden, mo Barbers YQre'oe rkare orxe: Mr Omoo 'rcrrv ru Mary prop e Chose eogrh . Beeson, 'haw -rx the no There ks Str V' Xrmsrahkrrg oirkcer, Carowrx Yarrarn, re erves Wedges or Xoyaky Erom new T. Pr. L ' e 1 Chrrsrkrxe Crosby, Corresoooorrr ' ' Seq, X0 Pmoe Eames ess, Mary Brad- '-ormg Q oiireers Y rum, N' Kee-V r XX reorcse win, Pr. SeC.', Lucy , Vresi, Dorry Bgggrma en, 'Y reasurerg Barbara Czrmobe Sane Gkekm, Hksrorram, and Mary Bone Park. be rhree V. X. Y. Qverg km? ' s at me 'Leeo Age Lrbrarg' Xzrmes, oresroerxr oi the Lido Oi O. L. L., ' no Xfxttq eharxgr eu are X L AJ, S T. Pr. 'arrorr r T. Pr. . ksrrrcr Drstrker cr Vrovroeoce past oresroerxr or D YXOXE, oreserxr oreskoerrr oi Y oXXo the 'ieerx Age Lx gathered in the Yrbrarg' ior 'Y 'og rdea o Pmoe CaroX L. IX., a 9,1 Pr. L. Pr. rlorx ceremorvg , embers wrrrg me Xosrzma 'brarq Pxssocfxarroo rv a sockal agcfkfzce fu! Lab Lassies seen enjoying themselves at the Texas Academy of Science Convention are Carol Pedroza, club memberg Barbara Crawford, presidentg and Carolyn Rogers, vice-president. ' Barbara Crawford Crightj points out interesting laboratory specimens to Carolyn Rogers and Carol Pedroza at the Texas Academy of Science Convention held at Galveston on December fourth and fifth. ' fi Q vi f Q iiiiillfi -xt Flying saucers and under water scenes dom- inate the Science Club Book Week display which tied for first place. Club members Carolyn Rogers, Sandra Rehm, Mary Sue Johnson, an-d Barbara Crawford, congratulate each other on a job well done. S ECS gglllllld amemmam The Sacred Heart receives a valentine presented by the officers of the Providence Chapter F. H. A. They are left to right Margaret Mangold, historiang Martha Rami rez, treasurerg Barbara Gates, song leader Mary Rolf, vice-presidentg Pat Karam, presi dentg Gertie Fritz, secretaryg and Pat Batot, parliamentarian. To climax F. H. A. week Mary Ann Ramires was chosen Miss Providence Chapter F. H. A. on the basis of the service she has given the club throughout the week. Here Ben Shaw, instructor of models, presents her with her award. H MAKERS AMERICA Mamie Eisenhower and other great ladies of years gone by grace the Providence Chapter display which tied for second place during book display week, sponsored by the Library HZGUIZQWUZ faahhl Club- 94 of yfmeflfba rHt3?,E S' Indeed Nancy Rodriguez certainly deserves the title of Miss Marian F. H. A. Nancy attained this high goal by continuous service in the organ- ization. Joella Doyle, Jeanette Hacker, and Helen Harvey put the finishing touches on the Book Week Dis- play of the Marian Chapter of the F. H. A. Third place honors were given to their display honoring the Sacred Heart. QNWAKER5 Lf ff' g New Posed for the camera are these newly installed Marian Chapter officers as they pledge their loyalty to their offices before the statue of Our Blessed Mother. They are left to right: Alma jo Vollmer, songleaderg Christina Richter, treasurerg jo Anne Pantusa, vice-presidentg Jeanette Hacker, presidentg Helen Harvey, secretaryg and Rosary Schultz, histor- ian. dllbfl fffzz,4f2f2 95 ge l Q0 antiwa r P ?J v Q 'G l Q9 0 YXOQ' Lovely jo Ann Parrish is all ready for fall in this outfit which she models for the F. H. A. Style Show. This annual event gives the girls at Provi- dence ideas for the very latest in smart clothes. To create new ideas for the fashion world of to- morrow is one of the many purposes of the F. H. A. The Dressmakers' Contest, an annual event, is proof of this because each year members walk off with well deserved prizes. ff! afzzbzz iddyffdl As Claire Little, president of the Monica Chapter of the F. H. A., looks on, the United Nations flag is raised by Alice jo Stewart Qcenterj and Carol Harwell Qleftj in honor of United Nations Day. This ceremony is carried on each year to acquaint the girls with the true meaning and realization of brotherhood. No, just a little higher up, says Lydia Kolo- dzie to Betty Pizzini while Jerry Bisang stands by with the pin supply, These Business Club members are a great asset to the club by keeping the bulletin board up to date. Wlueia the Business Club pins finally arrived, the members seemed to consider that it was well worth the wait. Jeanette Bettge, president, Qright centerj bestows a pin on Joyce Bednarz, parliamentarian, fleft centerj as Janice Brotherman Crightj and Patricia Munive fleftJ wait their turns. It must be that Providence girls are always on the move, for no sooner did the working girls in the Business Club get the Student Directory out than they discovered that a Student Directory Supple- ment was needed. Patsy Berger, Rachel. Galvan, Mary Nelle Idar, Joyce Winkler, and Carolyn Hohmann seem not to mind all the hard work as they accomplish their task with smiling faces. One of the greatest services the Business Club performed for the school this year was the publi- cation ot the student directory. Busy members Shown here are Ninfa Valedez, Lillian Rathmann, Rose Marie Coshal, and Patricia Buckholdt. !5Zl5lW5'5' fix! Frorn hand to hand has passed this gavel during the years of 1951, '52, and '53. Shown here are Barbara Hutton, first Art Club president, Betty Lou Zotarelli, the present presidentg and Mary Mainz, second president, all seniors at P. H. S. just look at our work, say Art Child officers as they display their club project. Betty Lou Zotarelli, president, examines some pottery, and Mildred Langfield, vice-president, studies her painting, while Patsy Reyes, treasurer, and Sylvia Trau- gott, secretary, inspect their favorite Works of art. Even though this lovely lady has six hands, it takes Palateers, Margie Blevins, 'Mary Frances Crawford, Patsy Webb, and Mary Scott, to add those extra hands that lifted the -Art Club display to a tie for first place in the Book Wfeek Contest. pakfkets Carolyn Partain, acting as installing of- ficer, bestows the well earned title of 'President of the Music Club on Frances Wfurzbach, as Virginia Diaz, treasurerg Dotty Necker, vice-presidentg Joan Grant, secretaryg and members look on. 2 E In a sunlit corner of the P. H. S. library, Alice Burkholder and Barbara Riebe, aspiring violinists, converse with Mrs. Barbara Hensley Halbardier, who entertained the Music Club at their February meeting. mb' Wu! xxxx Four Providence High girls combine to play a selection which added to the enjoyment of the Ensemble program presented on March 5 at Our Lady of the Lake. They are: Anna Martha Tellez, Virginia Diaz, Mary Cherin, and Patricia Rose Tomblin. 99 1 3 V3 1 3 Q fs Qi s 1 1 1 i I ? i K! -9 4 I I Ek 1 3 Y A 1 f 5 2 i 1 ? 5 l 1 i E s 3 3 2 Q Q 2 5 59 E H Q E gk ai Q S Q 52 3 3 2, gi 4 Ja'-K Eff: :fig :i: 7'5wM9 . u Vrkk , ., t 'll z F ' 'N lf i A 2 , Af: X i L st ,f X-Xif'ilEN, V , ff :Em 1 S' 02,1211 3 2 A asf Q ' i avg 2 S -i 'WE ae' ,, Y , 7 , fi? , i , , H gc f 5? Because they are an integral part ot' Providence, the students feel a very pro- nounced love lor our Blessed Mother under the ritle, Our Lady of Providence. That is why she is placed in a prominent place in the hearts of each Providence girl as she undertakes eath task during the year. Our l.ady, Queen ol' Providence, pray for us! Wfe, as students of Providence High School. plate ourselx es in a special manner under your patronage and ask ol' you to watch, guide, and prolett us in everything we do. This past year at school holds cherished memories lor each ot' us, XY'e have, when we were in need, come to you and hegged ol' you lo go to your Son, Wfho will refuse you nothing, and ohtain lor us what we ask. Let every action performed this year he a prayer and a stepping stone to our eternal goal. 102 6107162521 Leading the student body in a pep song at the Get Acquainted Party are Cleft ro rightj Carol Skinner, Carolyn Partain, Margaret Kutac, Mary Frances Craw- ford, Diane Pugh, Barbara Hutton, judy.Mitchell, jo Ann james, Jeanette Han- nasch, Edythe Brotherman, Mary Bonewitz and Elaine Brotherman. Initiation Day finds Kathryn Mono- smith and Janice Tate being tried at Kangaroo Kourt for a serious offense against a seniorg Left to right are Mary Braden, prosecutorg Elisabeth juenke, clerkg Frances Wurzbach and Charlene Friesenhahn, executorsg Mary Lou Adamo, jndgeg two freshmen, vic- timsg and Carolyn Partain, clerk. B Maasai K' if . The outgoing officers of the Alumnae - Patricia O'Brien, 3 Mildred Clarkson, Mary Lou Quintero, and Ann Reinarz- surroundqOur Blessed Lady if with the incoming officers- Margie Necker, Dolores Spen- cer, Mary Kae Rooney, jose- phine Castillo, and Anita Svasta as they pledge a year ., i devoted to the Virgin Mary in her Marian Year. During the day the girls seem to enjoy meditating upon the inspiring thoughts presented to them at the Day of Recollcction. :nu-v--'W Father eward captures the girls' atten- tion as he speaks at the Day of Recol- lection sponsored by the Sodality of Our Lady, p MN cb ' Nw-fy ,.4:.:..r, :Z .. , ' ' 223 , 'rk?','U Fw 'iq it F.'-Z'-2-FQQAI' '-., 11. NJ' -A ' -i,i.4.f1v7,'l, 3.5 4-.55-Q, fair 315,I::,.-fl'- Qp?'v,!,::,g,z.1Y -Q . f,- '- f '53,-.:W.s:..L. .nw .,.N,s-I.-11.5 'gg--Nm, A K Under theQf?itrOnagei of ivlost Holy Nanie of Malry. L pp p -A Color Day was brought to a close with the grand finale presented by the Choral Cfluh. As they raise their voices iz: praises. they .ire joined by the two angels. Angie Leija and Sylvia Rod- riguez. The Virgin Mary, played by Patricia Buckhoidt, adds the finishing QM Father john Quinlivan, O. M. I, offers Mass for the intention of mak ing this day a happy one. touches to this inspiring scene. ,mMfr f-se... -,-' - f,f. ff 1g1 A book of music--a book of cul- ture--a book of life at Providence was shown to students during the Color Day program. Caroll Skinner pulls back the cover an out spring the fairies of culture and music, portrayed by Barbara Reibe, Anna Martha Tellez, Betty Zotareili, Joyce Bednarz, and Barbara Boring, with the Blessed Mother as their patron and a rhap- sody in blue as a background. 'D W Triumphant smiles can be seen on the faces of the Senior Class Officers as they show the sym- bols of their oncoming graduation. They are Qtop to bottomj Fran Wtirzbach, treasurer, Jackie Bludeau, secretary, Mary Sue johnson, vice-presi- dentg and Mary Lou Adamo, president. Second prize was won by room 107 for their delightful display. Here Agnes Rohan, Beatrice Casillas, Sylvia jo Lugo, and Rachel Gutierrez look over their work which awarded them that long awaited blue ribbon. SANCTE . . usQfw.w 1 :1 '- l -firevfv, azz - '1?'?' Y +2 Pat Munive. Julia Eichhorn, Ger- maine Sigard, and Annette Haeglin of room 214 are proud of their' first place trophy in the Color Day con- test, as well they might be. Hard work and a great deal of time went into this prize winning display of musical array. EPIRITUS Ztfkwff After a round of thrilling games in the volleyball intramurals, the juniors of 105 proudly exhibit their prize possession. Kneeling left to right: Rose Marie Coshal, Lydia Kolodzie, Joyce Bednarz, Barbara Perrin. Standing left to right: Sylvia Galindo, Rosemary Green, Lupe Ochoa. All is tense. Who will win? During the championship game both iuniors and sophomores showed their splendid sports- manship and ability in order to be called champions. Final scores were 15-6:15-4 in favor of the juniors. if ffgdffy Strutting their stuff in high style are these peppy cheerleaders - Kathy Mc- Mahon, Bootsy Randall, Diane Pugh, George Stenzel, and Rose Marie Angelini. These five are the ones that liven up each Central game and give the fans 21 big thrill. A pep rally is indeed a fitting name, especially when it is held at P. H. S. The Central Band and cheerleaders joined in leading an encouraging cheer from the throats of the P. H. S. girls. As you can see, the Central Buttons were the inspiration for all the pep. 0 0 E f 47427 QW United Nations Day was officially opened by the raising of both the U. S. and U. N. flags. Here the girls of Providence High, together with the F. H. A. members who sponsored it,arc shown paying due respect to an organization which has been approved by nations as well as by Providence girls. .ffbffkzg exam ,Hzfbweefz ance Horror seems to be the thing at this dance, where goblins and ghosts, witches and bubbling cauldrons, and black cats perched on fences, all went together to make the junior Halloween Sport Dance the hit of the season. Dancing amid spooks and skele- tons can be a lot of fun-that is if they are just decorations-find Carolyn Rog- ers, jarret, Carol Skinner and Rich- ard jackle. Like the many other couples, they had a marvelous time at the Halloween Dance, even though they were glared upon by the mystic creations. One of the most unusual and tallest Oli Gods messengers was Father Sheehy, the retreat master of the annual retreat at Providence High. Holding the rapt attention of the five hundred girls and faculty with his jokes and dry wit, he put over the three days in which he domina- ted the souls of all his listeners. Mm Reverend john D. Sheehy offers the Divine Sacrifice of the Mass to begin the retreat which is held annually. 01127725227 PLAY CONTEST Pink and Patches, a play given by the Genesians in the play contest presented at Incar- nate Word College, received an EXCELLENT rating from the judges. Members of the cast are Barbara Andretta, Kathy Mc- Mahon, Patricia Fitzpatrick, and John Skeldon. BOOK WEEK Marian Year is the theme for this Book Week display sponsored by the So- dality of Our Lady, which tied for second place. Charlene Frie- senhahn, Soclality pre- fect, Judy Loverde and Charlene Zalesky place some extra finishing touches on the display. ENTHRONEMENT of the SACRED HEART Lillian Rathmann, Margie Blev- ins, Mary johnson, Elisabeth Juenke, Rose Morkovsky, Char- lene Friesenhahn, Verna Bulwer, Pat Buckholdt, Dolores Sarro, Judy Aldrete, and Patsy Powers participate in an outdoor assem- bly by representing the twelve promises of the Sacred Heart to St. Margaret Mary. Father Fred- erick DeRoche,. O. M. I., con- secrates P. H. S. to the Sacred Heart. 0 7 my dlmmafzy Mary Lou Adamo, class president, receives her ring from Father DeRoche, chaplain, after a speech in which he told the seniors the distinction of wearing a class ring. Frances XYf'urzbach, senior class treas- urer, proudly shows her brand new sen- ior class ring to jackie Bludeau, class secretary, at the ring ceremony. At this ceremony, the rings werefblessed and given by Father Frederick e DeRoche, O. M. I. V Each senior lights a candle, symbolic ol the light of the future. Here Mary Sue john- son lights her candle before receiving her ring. 1. A perfect fit, muses Judy Mitchell as she watches Margaret Kutac and Gae Robertson try on their costumes for the operetta. Costumes always play an important part in any production and this production is no- exception. 2. Mr. Cupid .doesn't care who his victim is. Here he seems to have struck hard 'because Gae Robertson goes into a trance as she thinks of her love while dancers, Christine Richter, Marietta Stavinola, and Eliz- abeth Baxter dance gaily around. 3. Getting to- gether -on the musical -arrangements for Wild Rose are Dorothy'Necker and Patricia Tomblin, two accompanists who supplied background for the production: 4. No, you can't kill him! say Gae Robertson and Margaret Kutac when .Gypsy joe, jimmy Spann, says that he is going to kill Norman Stafford because Gae-loves' him. Gypsy joe loves Gae and Margaret. loves- Joe, so this could be called ,the 'feternal triangle. ' 4 . .1 h h I Vg . 3'- r .gey w- ffl Q? S iiigiiirk 2 fi 'X ' fill? ' , n e i 9 1, f ... f ' tm. 9 J 455 F5 Sql . . s: 9 W I 4 5 5351 .,,, , , 2645175 56 Always exciting, laughing, or fighting illus- trates the colorful musical comedy presented by Providence girls and assisted bv Central Catholic and St. Mary's University students. The Marian Choristers gave their third annual operetta, 'lVff1f Row. to approximately 890 people on November 28-29 in Central Auditorium. Gypsies and aristo- crats are concerned in the story. This operetta could not have been successful without the help and support of the cast who played their parts well. Wild Rare was under the supervision of Sister M. Teresita, choral club instructor and adviser. , . A fantasy of gypsies and aristocrats could per- loxc in bloom is shown herc by this romantic fectly describe the operetta, Ull7lll1R0J'c',. which pur Ihe loxers Brendn Stafford and George was presented November 28-29 by the Marian V nlennne are in real life Barbara Riebe and Bill Choristers assisted by Central Catholic and St, lxutlc Fhis couple gave the operetta an atmos Mary's, University students. phere of romance 266772 W7 Tuning up before one of their many appearances during Christmas are these Choral members: Margaret Kutac, Barbara Riebe, Dorothy Necker, Gae Robert- son, and Judy Mitchell. Many Christmas shoppers received the joyous enter- tainment of the carols as they shopped at Joskes. - Trying to cure the jitters before going into the Speech Tourna- ment are: Ann Doyle, Rosemary Green, Edythe Brotherman, Phyl- lis Engbers, Lucy Frazier, Magde- line Taegle, Mary Ann Anthony, and Louisa Ann Villa. The results of the cure proved excellent since these contestants brought back first place prizes. A very deserving family receives Z1 car! The brand new shiny station wagon is being blessed by Father Frederick DeRocl1e, while Sister Ann Carmel and Sister Adeline offer prayers of thanksgiving. l i Bringing joy and happiness to Archbishop Robert E. Lucey are these members of the Choral Club: Barbara Riebe, Sylvia Traugott, Barbara Campbell, Mary Ann Blacketer, Louise Leal, Dorothy Necker, Mary Bonewitz, Gae Robertson, Margaret Kutac, judy Mitchell, and Barbara Godwin. Besides caroling for the Archbishop, they also brought the true Christmas spirit into the hearts of others by carol- ing at joskes, Santa Rosa, and St. Mary's Church during the holidays. Whatever you give to the least of my brethren you give to me. These words spoken by Christ Himself were put into practice when the entire student body gave presents of clothing, food, and candy to the poor. Mary Rita Partlow, a graduate of music from Our Lady of the Lake Col- lege and a present music teacher in the City, presented a three part program'-Classic, Romantic, and Modern--to Providence students. .JS 'Y .- N.,-. cgi .nl y W ,A W2 -A 7 li .A 1. .,v J - Jw 'QA-1'-ikvl V 1 1 1 I X I Carolyn, Ruchti, Rachel Gal- van, Mary Lou Adamo, Marjorie Blevins, Patricia Buckholdt, Mary Storey, Mary Frances Crawford, Jeanette Hannasch, Mary Grace Wfilhelm, Sandra Rehm. 118 1 The Marian Choriste rs Hail and blessed be the hour and the moment in which the Son of God was born of the most pure Virgin Mary at midnight in Bethlehem in piercing coldf' True the story happened only once many years ago, but again this year, as in years before, the Sodality and Marian Choristers presented the Christmas story in hopes that the Christ Child would be reborn within the hearts of men once more. Sodalists who helped make vivid the Christmas story were: Elisabeth juenke, narrator: Charlene Friesenhahn, Blessed ,Motherg Sylvia Rodriquez, Angel Gabriel, Char- lene Zalesky, Sa-int josephg Diane Pugh, Saint Elizabethg jo Ann James, Guardian Angelg Mary Lou Adamo, Her- ald Angelg Mary Sue johnson, Christine Crosby, and Rosemary Greenjffhree Kings. W Ufimfmas agam E i Charlene Friesenhahn Kathy McMahon, Roselyn Harmes, Mary Lou Adamo, Betty Lou Zotarelli, .Io Ann james, Christine Crosby, Rosemary Green, Mary Sue johnson, Charlene Fries- enhahn, Charlene Zalesky, Patricia Buckholdt, Sandra Rehm, Mary Frances Rolf, Carolyn Ruchti, Mary Bra- den, Rachel Galvan, Sylvia Rodriguez. 11 has tbg : ' B T, N 2125 lf? - it K The ball league by the following girls: Top row left to right: Pat Munive, Joyce Bednarz, Barbara Perrin, Mildred Langfeld, Betty Pizzini, and Coach Mrs. Joyce Zerm. Middle row left to right: Alma Garcia, Sylvia Galindo, Margie Bernal. Front row left to right: jerry Bisang, Helen Gelineau, Alice Notzon, Kathleen Logan, Rose Marie Coshal, and Lydia Kolodzie. Varsity team was represented in the C. Y. O. Annual Volley- r Margot Barbie ,. aff at Q 120 gives the ball, along with some last minute instructions, to Helen Gelineau. r Up she goes with the greatest of ease! Jerry Bisang shows her team- mates that both poise and fun come from the game. Rose Marie Coshal, captain, Diana Here is the way it is done, says Betty Pizzini, as she illustrates the riht approach of serving the ball. ' mzmlz or ! 5 Mary Claire Joyce Bednarz. co-captain at the left, tells Sylvia Galindo right it takes plenty of practice to keep that ball going and the set-ups high. Providence High Holy Family Providence High St. Patrick's Providence High St. Peter Claver Providence High Little Flower VARSITY SCORES 7 15 15 15 13 10 Sacred Heart 15 1-4 15 12 16 9 Bl. Sacrament 16 15 14 8 Lady of Peace 7 15 2 15 13 15 ' St. Henry's Lydia Kolodzie retrieves the ball as Alice Notzon awaits her turn to show that she, too, plays a marvelous game. 21. H rw 2 Sylvia Q65 Edythe ,M Beneath the upheld swords ofthe Marian Sabers, Her Majesty Queen Mary of the House of Bonewitz, comes forward to receive her crown and scepter. Mr. Lee Grant, President of the Parent- Teachers Association, crowns Mary Bone- witz Queen of Providence High School 4742 fcwafzahifz The royal court includes, left to right: S. Rodriguez, M. Stavinola, P. Wfolff, M. Poole, D. Muschalek, B. Matheny, M. Rie- del C Kell' D. Heintz Zurovec D. - - ls w , McMillan, P. Webb, R. Brotherman, Rolf, E. Pizzini, Meek, M. Coffey, Nelson, VI. Kowalsky, G. Frink, M. Brown, B. Baisden, T. Krizek, R. Wfagner, G. Matthewsg Cfront centerj Mr. Lee Grant, president of the P. T. A., Queen Mary Bonewitz, and King Al O'Berg. The Providence girls with their escorts, sway to the melodic music of Bitz Matheny and his Rhythm- aires. :xx , 'E P 4 ,E f if 3 qx If 1: 9 I ZW!!! WW pi! 14213991152 af fgafmwffz 125 june Slavin Most Beautiful '56 Barbara Hutton Most Popular '54 Carolyn Partain Most Representative '54 Ann Doyle Most Likely to Succeed '55 Charlotte Kitowski Most Stuclious ,55 Barbara Boring Z d Most Intelligent '55 we Evelyn Trevino Most Talented '55 janet 'Weacl Mnst Likeable Margaret Fordyce Cutest Charlene Friesenhahn Sweetest '54 Mildred Langfeld Most Athletic '54 Charlene Zalesky Best All Round 54 ffl l Kathleen McGrail Xlfgigtiest To Blush Unseen, a farce in three acts, was set at Sweetberry Col- lege. Srnedley Brandon, a student there, invented a chemical so- lution that made people invisible. Being a serious-minded student, he was disturbed because every time he lifted a finger he piled up one complitation upon another. Vifith such events as people dis- alwlwearing, dear old Sweetberry almost became a madhousc while hilarious tontiusion took over. Finally, with the help of the FBI and .1 lake psychologist, order was brought out of chaos. CAST of characters included FBI Milli Paul Britton Dottie liiniston Jerry Bisang Glorianna Day Marabella Simpson Hanover Banks President Eckman Gutzy Butterworth Cora Mulligan Sinetlley Brandon Lee Wfilson XY'anda Fisher Dean Haggenbetk Dr. Herman Boltzy Daisy Forrest Jeannette Hannasch Sandra Rehrn Thurston Powrie Hugo Klein Delbert Driscoll Dottie Beeson Richard jaeckle Totsy Mainz Carol Harwell Cecilia Seidenschnur Tom Kelley .lo Anne james Farce in 3 Acts W I t UUH LADY UF THE LAKE EULLEISE ..L' f 'SAN ANTONIO 1, TEXAS HIGHEST ACCREDITATION B. A., B. M., B. S. in Sc. M. S. in, S. W., M. A. in Ed., M. A. in Lib. Sc, COURSE IN Aris and Science Business AcIminisI'ra'I'ion Teacher Training Fine Aris Home Economics Physical Educaiion Library Science Social Science Social Service Horseback Riding, Swimming, and Oufdoor SporI's HIGH scHooL AND ELEMENTARY GRADES COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF'5-4 MARY LOU ADAMO MARY ANN ANTHONY ESPERANZA ASIAIN CONNIE BARDWELL DOTTY BEESON MARGARET BIASIOLLI JERRY BISANG MARY A. BLACKETER MARGIE BLEVINS JACKIE BLUDEAU MARY BONEWITZ MARY BRADEN PATRICA BUCKHOLDT VERNA BULXWER ANNA M. CALDERON BARBARA E. CAMPBELL LINDA CLINE PATSY CORRIGAN MARY E. CRAWFORD CHRISTINE CROSBY JEANNE DOWDY CARMEN DURAND DOROTHY DURY DOLORES ERNST MARY M. FENDLEY LUCY ERAZIER CHARLENE FRIESENHAHN GERTIE FRITZ RACHEL GALVAN MARY A. GARCIA VIRGINIA GARCIA .IANIE GLEITZ BARBARA GODXVIN MARY C. GONZABA EVA GONZALEZ STELLA GONZALES MARY L. GONZALEZ MARY A. GUERRERO JEANETTE HANNASCH CAROL HARWELL CAROLYN HOHMANN BARBARA HUTTON JO ANN JAMES MARY SUE JOHNSON ELISABETH .IUENKE MARY K. KASBERG BARBARA KRAWIETZ MARGARET KUTAC BETTY LOU ZOTARELLI MILDRED LANGEIELD SYLVIA LAWSON LOUISE LEAL ANGIE LEIJA CHARLOTTE LEMES MARGARET MAESE ERNESTINE MAINERO MARY MAINZ NAOMI MANRIQUEZ DOLORES MQ-MILLAN ROSE MARIE MECHLER CAROL M. MILLS JUDY MITCHELL DOROTHY NECKER JANE NEHR DOLORES OROZCO CAROLYN PARTAIN BEVERLY PATTON BETTY PIZZINI EVA PLYMALE PATSY IJOWERS DIANE PUGH EERN RAGLAND ETHEL RAMIREZ LILLIAN RATHMANN SANDRA REHM PATSY REYES BARBARA RIEBE GAE ROBERTSON EVELYN ROHAN MARY JO SCHMIDLIN YVONNE SCHMIDT DORA SCHMUECKLE MARY SCOTT ALMA SCZEPANIK CECILIA SEIDENSCHNUR ADELE SEXTON BETTY LOU STEIN SYLVIA TRAUGOTT THERESA URRUTIA IRMA VALDEZ SHIRLEY VIZZA PATSY WEBB CAROLINE WERNER MARY G. WILHELM FRANCES WURZBACH MARY A. YTURRI CHARLENE ZALESKY Mr. S Mrs. Marshall Aelvoet A Friend Mrs. M. C. Alessandra Mr. K Mis. C. T. Allen Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Alonzo Mr. S Mrs. Russell E. Anderson Judy Arrington Barhie K Buster Barbara R George Mr. Sr Mrs. V. C. Barcellona Carroll Barron, Jr. Eugene Barth Mrs. A. J. Beaver 8 Betty Ann Gene R Pearl Bednarz Mr. X Mrs. B. J. Bednarz. Sr. Dan Beasley Mr. 84 Mrs. V. J. Beeson Mrs. Augusta J. Bell Mrs. Philip F. Belmont Betty :Sc Jimmy Ely I. Bergmann Mrs. A. J. Bernal Mr. it Mrs. J. L. Biasiolli Donald E. Biesenbath Billy R Susie Jimmy Bisang Mr. R Mrs. S. E. Bisang INIrs. Diary A. Blacketer The Blucketer Family Joseph G. Blackmon Mr. 84 Itfrs. Ted R. Blevins Tommy and Sammy Blum hir. 'X Mrs. C. J. Bonewitz A. Bookout Booster Mr. Lk Mrs. Elmer Braden R Bootsie A. D. Pete Bridges Judge S Mrs. Brotherman Mr. K Mrs. Jack Brown Mr. X Mrs. Nick Brown Mr. Sz Mrs. Fred C. liuckholdt. Jr. Patricia Euckholdt Roy Buckner Mr. Sr Mrs. Alfred Callaghan Calmbach Top 8: Body Co. Ralph Carmichael Henry Custillion, The Great Sylvia Castillon Mr. 8: Mrs. Juan Chapa Charlene S Jody Mr. Campos Compliments of Spanish Class I Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Corbo Miss Catherine Ann Coshal Mr. S Mrs. A. J. Coshal Mike Cowling R. D. Rutty Crane Culpeppc-rs Wlalter XXL Curry Mr. K Mrs. Johnnie Daughety DeLuna Food Market Mrs. Gene DeMatteis Miss Verneice Dexter Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Douglas Eileen 8: Ann Doyle Mr. Sc Mrs. F. J. Doyle Mr. 84 Mrs. Dunlavy John Dunnam Mr. 8: Mrs. Edmundo Durand Mr. F. R. Dury D. Viera Grocery Pat Edwards J. O. Elliot Neal Elliott, Jeff '55 Dolores Ernst, '54 Mr. Bc Mrs. John XV. Ernst Mr. 84 Mrs. Owen L. Ernst E. Escobar Esparza Grocery REGULAR PATRONS Eva 8: Don Mr. 8: Mrs. J. J. Falbo Mrs. Louis Falbo Mary Falbo Mr. R Mrs. V. Falbo Ben R. Favella Edith M. Feille Susan Fisch Ford Downtown Motors Mrs. Forester James Forester Fran and Margaret Alfred L. Franger, Jr. Frank K Carolyn Freddie 34 Crackers The Freshman Class Mrs. Emma Friesenhahn Mr. Joe Friesenhahn Joseph Friesenhahn III Mr. 8: Mrs. Ben F. Fritz Gabriel Studios Mr. 8: Mrs. Galloway Mary Alice Garcia Mr. Garza Mr. tk Mrs. Eugene Gastinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell Gigstead Cvlasser's Art Shop Mrs. P. S. Glenn Bertha Gonzales Mrs. Edward Grams Mr. Ev Mrs. Lee J. Grant Mr. R Mrs. Marcel Grothues Lois Gudelt' Mrs. C. T. Guillin Mr. 8 Mrs. Francis Haag 84 Family Mrs. S. Haase Williarii D. Hasse Ikirs. Leora Hartman Mr. Harvey Charlie Haynes hir. R Birs. Henry F. Hein hir. S Mrs. F. Heinzelmann I-lem'y's Stop K Shop Mr. R Mrs. R. L. Hester C. E. Hiller Mrs. S. R. Hoffman The A. J. Hohmans Terry Hopkins F. S Jatkson...Dept. Sheriff Mr. 8 Mrs. Herman J. Jaeckle Mr. S Mrs. R. J. Jefferds Jerry and Steve Joe S Rachel Mr. K INfrs. P. C. Johnson hir. tk Mrs. Stuart G. Johnston, Jr Stuart G. Johnston, III Mrs. Stuart G. Johnston Mr. Stuart G. Johnston. Sr. Mr. K Mrs, XV. E. Juenl-te K Tootre June and Vernon Gerald Keene Richard Keene. Jeff '55 J. I.. Blackie Kinsey Mr. LQ Mrs. E. M. Klar Jimmy Korn Johnny Korn Mrs. J. XV. Korn Mrs. Angie Kosteletky Dir. R Mrs. P. S. Krawietz Williarn David Kutac Margaret Agnes Kutac Virginia Ev Elizabeth Kutac Tony Kyrisch - Chesten Kynisch l Lad R Lassie Shop Homer Lamey SlSgt. R Mrs. Brady J. Land Grace Langfeld Sgt. Jack Larned Laurine Brock Ceramics REGULAR PATRONS Barbara jo Lauterbaclt Paul Dwight Lee Vivian Libcrto Mr. S Mrs. Paul Liberto Deputy Sheriff Anthony Lobello llfr. R Bfrs. B. il. Logan Margaret Logan Don Loomis Lee Lontz Allen Ludwig Conrad Lutz Celso Luna, 'Feth '55 Mr. K Iwlrs. L. Lyons Mr. N Mis. M. C. Maese hfrs. C. llfainz Mr. A Mrs. XY'illi.uu L. Malone Mr. S Mrs. Pablo Manriquez Mr. tk Mrs. A. Marotta Arlene ltlarotta Martha Marotta Mary Clarie K Eddie lXl.lrshall Plumbing Company Marshall X Joyce Mary ,lo and Dora Mr. -X Mrs. M. A. Mass Mrs. Ed. Manes Mr. dk Mrs. Harold Matheis Paul Manriquez. jr. A. L. Mcliee Edward McDanough Grace McLeod August Menck Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy J. Mergele Barbara Campbell R Dolores Mclvlillan Mr. R Mrs. Hugh McMillan Mission City Roofing Co. Mr. Andrew Miranda -Ioyce Nlonita Mr. R Mrs. james AI. Montanio Montgomery Wfard Mrs. Cecilia M. Morris Mr. S Mrs. David ltfurillo Mr. .S Mrs. Henry Mzyk Gregg Nance Mr. S Mrs. Leslie Netkcr blr. L. New Nicky tour Mascotl Mr. S Mrs. Gus Nocker Mrs. N. A. Norris Patty O'Brien Beverly Patton Mr. S Mrs. john B. Pena Irma Perez Mr. 6: Mrs. D. E. Perido Mr. X Mrs. Fred Perrenot Mr. K Mrs. L. Perrin Charlotte Phelan David ltlicllael Pizzini Freddy Pizzini Mr. R lvlrs. F. C. Pizzini Mrs. Agatha Plymale G. Pontebasso Post-Haller Co. Mrs. Velma Pretlmure Mr. 8: Mrs. A. D. Quintero Mr. K Mrs. 1. C. Ralez Mr. S Mrs. S. F. Ramirez Martha Ramirez Mary Ann Ramirez Mr. LQ ltlrs. Willie Ramirez Mr. lk Mrs. H. C. Ranly Mr. 84 Mrs. C. XV. Recleker Anna Resendez Ignacio Resendez Velia Resendez Mrs. Elena Reveles Mr. A Mrs. Gordon Riebe Robby Mr. Floyd Robertson Gae Robertson r J l 1 Mrs. Floyd Robertson Mrs. Anthony G. Rodriguez Mrs. T. G. Rodriguez Room 206 I. J. Riley Etl Rutledge Mr. X Mrs. B. Sandoval Mi. S Mrs. Albert Saenz ,lohnney Sarro S His Orchestra ,loe Sarsu Schleyers Taxidermy Studio Mr. S Mrs. Fred A. Schindler, Mr. X Mrs. Emil Schmidt Mr. 8 Mrs. kl. B. Sthmuetkle Mr. R Mrs. C. F. Schneider E1 Mr. X Mrs. C. .l. Schneider Patsy Seng Sr. Family Dr. 8: Mrs. YI. A. Serafine, O. D. Harry Shepard, -lr. Mrs. Freda Sherman Bohhv Shusslcr Delana Slceldon Mrs. R. A. Sigard Col. 84 Mrs. John Skcldon Cecilia A. Spaeth lda Mae Spaeth Dolores Spencer Harold Sorrells Stan 8: jo Anne Mr. X Mrs. Stearl Roy Sutton M. A. Talbert Joseph Tate Hank Taubert Mr. K Mrs. George Taylor Blr. ik lwlrs. XV. O. Theis Mrs. Josephine Tiedeman Betty Mae Tollett Mitchell Toudouze Tommy ,lay 84 Robert Raymond 'Fullos Mr. K Mrs. Edgar Traugotl Trev's Food Market Mrs. Alice Truitt University Drug Ernest Valdez Vasquez D. Viera Grocery lvlr. tk Mrs. Albert F. Vizza Mr. R Mrs. V. V. Vollmer Mr. K Mrs. Hugo Vnrpahl Dorothy Wagner Mr. -K Mrs. C. M. Walker Mr. ek Mrs. Charles Walter Gene Wanke ,loyce S: Charlene Watson Sarah Wfatson ,lanet Wearl Patsy Webb H. I. Werner AI. H. Werner -Iohn White Mrs. Annie M. Wieniers Miss l.ucille Wiemers Miss Margaret KViemers Willie Mrs. Anna Wilhelni Guy L. Wilkinson -Ioyce Winkler' Mr. K Mrs. L. j. Winkler' George C. Winter Mr. 34 Mrs. jack Wfurzbach Mr. X Mrs. M. H. XVurzbach Mr. 84 Mrs. H. R. Yluarro Evelyn Yturri Mr. R ltlrs. Roy Zalesky Tinnie M. Zunken Adolph M. Zuehl A. B. C. LINEN SERVICE 517 N. Flores ALAMEDA FLOWER SHOP 112 Adams Street ALDERMAN'S BARBER SHOP Highland Hills Community Center ALLIED FURNITURE COMPANY 405 S. Alamo ANGELUS GROCERY 420 Catalina St. ARCADIA GROVE CLEANERS 5208 Broadway AUDRY'S CAFE 601 Camden St. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, INC. 800 Lexington B. 8: H. ICE SERVICE 1841 E. Houston BAUMANN AUTO REPAIR 2151 Cincinnati Avenue BELLINGER PRINTING CO. 304 South Alamo W. R. BEYETTE 101 Pereida BLANCO SHOE STORE 1807 Blanco Road BLUE BONNET ICE STATION 227 Hwy. 90 West BOWDEN'S PHARMACY 5901 Broadway BRAD'S TEXACO SERVICE 1723 So. New Braunfels JOSE V. CASTILLO Corona Studios CHUNG KING 4101 S. Presa CLICQUOT CLUB...TRU-ADE BOTTLING CO. 5 38 Roosevelt Ave. CLOWER HELP YOURSELF LALTNDRY 1907 Clower COMER'S RECORD NOOK 5016 Broadway CONTIE PLUMBING 84 APPLIANCE COMPANY 4220 S, Flores Street COPELANDS IGOOD FOODSJ 967 Bandera Road CRITES BARBER SHOP 1405 So. Gevers D AND R GARAGE 1400 So. Brazos Street XV. R. DALLAS FURNITURE STUDIO 901 McCullough BUSINESS PATRONS ABE EFRON SERVICE STATION 1201 N. St. Mary's St. ELLISON OLD TIME ICE 84 GRO. 502 Roosevelt Avenue EUGENE BARBER SHOP 1907 So. New Braunfels EXPRESS-WAY AXLE 84 WHEEL ALIGNING 1216 Nogalitos St. EZ ICE SERVICE 4407 Blanco Rd. FLORES FLOWER SHOP 902 Hoefgen Ave. FRISCO GROCERY 84 MARKET 1201 San Francisco St. FRED'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 3723 S. Presa FURNITURE OUTLET STUDIO 225 E. Fredericksburg GARDEN FRUIT STORE 901 So. St. Mary's Street GILBERT FALBO COMPANY 107 Morales GOLIAD STREET PHARMACY 600 Goliad GRADYS BARBER SHOP 304 West Avenue GREEN TREE CLEANERS 3700 S. Presa GRIFFIN GROCERY 437 Thornfran Place GUERRA'S PHARMACY S. Pecos 8x Guadalupe St. CLYDE HARDINGS BEAUTY SALON 5009 Broadway D. HEYE COMPANY 223 N. St. Marys HILL GROCERY 84 MARKET 2923 W. Travis HOLLYWOOD TAILORS 84 CLEANERS No. New Braunfels HOVUARDS PHARMACY 5164 Broadway R. M. HUGHES .Sr CO., INC. 614 S. Medina St. IRVIN MOTOR COMPANY Nogalitos at Taft BILL JONES HUMBLE SERVICE 4426 Blanco Road FRANK JONES INSURANCE AGENCY S16 Alamo National Building K. 81 W. ICE STATION 1435-35 Bandera Road LAKEVIEW PHARMACY LARQUES BEAUTY SHOP 306 N. Zarzamora LAUNDERMAT 2418 N. Zarzamora TOM LIBERTO INSURANCE AGENCY 307 Insurance Building LILY FRESH PIES 1605 South Hackberry LINCOLN ICE STATION 901 N. New Braunfels Ave. LINDSEY'S LAUNDRIES 919 West Avenue MANGOLD LUMBER CO. 1301 W. Summit MANOR TEA ROOM 1122 North St. Mary's MCGERR GARAGE 227 Westfall MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 3500 S. New Braunfels THE MELODY SHOP 3522 Broadway MILAM CREAMERY 402 Culebra MR. 8: MRS. A. F. MITCHELL Congratulations Seniors of '54 IVfURRAY'S CANDIES 1812 Fredericksburg Rd. NEW CHINA FOOD MARKET 3225 West Ave. E. I-I. NIEMEYER, HERMANN SONS 530 Elmwood ORTIZ FOOD MKT. 626 Roosevelt Ave. PEERLESS CLEANERS 1513 Nogalitos St. PEREIDA VARIETY STORE 846 Highland Blvd. PEST EXTERMINATORS COMPANY 105 Key Street PIONEER PAINT Lgl BODY WORKS 1214 Broadway POOLE'S VARIETY STORE 1616 E. Carson QUONG SHEU CO. 500 N. Zarzamora St. RELIABLE BATTERY COMPANY 115 San Pedro Ave. MAURICE REX 186 E. Elmview GENERAL AGENT SAENGER BROS. OF SAN ANTONIO 317 N. St. Mary's BUSINESS PATRONS SANDY'S DRIVE IN 811 Austin Highway SCHAEFER'S DELICATESSEN 1002 No. New Braunfels SCHNEIDER GRO. STORE 502 Avenue B. SCHUH SERVICE STATION Corner of Culebra Sz N. Zarzamora SCHULTE BARBER SHOP 1305 Hackberry SITTER JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR 2152 Cincinnati SLIM'S GARAGE 5006 Blanco Rd. SMOUSE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 410 Roosevelt Avenue SONNEN'S RED 8: WHITE 955 So. Alamo SGT. HELEN SPAETH, MARINE RECRUITER Rm. 442 P. O. Bldg. STEPHAN'S GULF STATION 1802 So. New Braunfels HAROLD B. STEPHENS, PHARMACIST 6010 Goliad Street STURM'S FOOD MARKET 258 Barrett Place SWINEBROAD MOTORS 638 S. W. Military Drive TEXAS SHADE FACTORY 915 Dallas St. TEXAS TERMINIX CO. Milam Bldg. TIP'S PLACE 2345 Frio City Road TOUDOUZE HARDWARE BX IMPLEMENT CO. 227 S. Flores SPAUL TRAUGOTT TAXIDERMIST SHOP 733 Delmar TREVINO DRUG STORE 426 El Paso St. EDGAR VON SCHEEL HARDWARE 2013 W. Avenue WEST AVENUE CLEANERS 708 West Avenue WILHELM GRO. 8: MKT. 1200 Hays St. WOLFENBERGER AUTO SALES 1033 SO. Alamo WONDER CLEANERS 3213 West Avenue ROBERT S. WOOD PLUMBING AND HEATING 614 Fifth St. ZIPPS ALLENA VILLAGE PHARMACY 4 533 Blanco Road n 53 I ., W . III 'ogg JOEBACON ww nw' QRQ fl! ard I Commercial Phofoqraphy X I I Meal IGI I 0f '5 1 Z .and has been CASION kyvkccnkuq ' WEDDINGS ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES x I NH I 73011 I II I LS Il PHOTOGRAPHS OF ANY OC T I sz.+.e.MF!n.es.Iae1.Iz's:.e SISII I I Fi-ffrfwmfwf M542 I I il I ,,..I 1 , ' ,,. I f I ?fi'If' ',' I 1'I'- 151- I IIVI f1TM3?Zf3'1 ,, '-V5,.g.,:5,f: :r'-.,.' :.- .,,. -. , I L ,Se ' .l-E. ff -if:- I f A ' - 1- ' .:., ' - i Barq fs Bo tting Company of.S'an Antonio, l td 825 EAST LOCUST STREET SEARS Brand Names Good Names 'Io go BUY. ALLSTATE HEARTHSIDE ROYAL PURPLE CRAFTSMAN COLDSPOT JEEPERS FAIRLOOM FRATERNITY PREP BILTWEL PILGRIM BOYVILLE TOWER FASHION TAILORED HONEYLANE HARMONY HOUSE HERCULES GALE CHARMODE HONEYSUCKLE TRADITION MAID OF HONOR KERRYBROOKE APPROVED J. C. HIGGINS HOMART DAVID BRADLEY MASTER-MIXED HONOR ELGIN HAPPI-TIME WEARMASTER GOLD BOND WORKMASTER FARM MASTER SILVERTONE SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Free Parking B 3-43Il CONGRATULATIONS Io II'1e SENIORS EGO NOODLES IVIACARONI PRODUCTS POTATO CHIPS V. J. KEEFE, INC. Ready Mixed Concrefe GEO. A. BARTZ 8: SONS manufadurers and disI'ribuI'ors 52' Mend-,ace l5l5 W poplar quaIi+y 'food produc'I's P 56I33 7 AQ4 J 0f77Le'f COMPLIMENTS ,W ZZ? ZYJMZ of www Q55 ,pd f47WJOE w. JoERls Wx? f Jifffywff kwa ENERAL CONTRACTOR Xfppfflakf ZI9 Avenue A G-073 I We ' . eaee SECURITY FINANCE COMPANY For Fresh Seafoods Charcoal B I d SI Ir 8I5 Nor+I1 S+. Mary's S'IreeI' San Anionio 5, Texas F-6 I 43 SERVING THE SOUTHWEST WITH EVERYTHING IN MUSIC roi e ea s DAMON'S Caiering To Privare Parfies IIO Aus'I'in Hwy. T 3283 I8 Conven ieni' Locaiions AII Over San Anionio SINCE I89I SIGIVIOR SERVICE STATIONS, INC Pianos Records Organs SI1ee+ Music Qffice 2,02 W. Commerce S+. Radios 8: T.V. Musical Ins+rumen+s phone Garfield 4205 San Anfonio 7, Texas SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO. -Mosi Leading Brand of Oil- 3I6 W. Commerce Sf. G-I33I -A ccessorIes- llllfs WW HILL GROCERY 8: MARKET SOUTHERN LLOYDS Ffuilf - VeQe+ab'sS - Fresh Mesh FIRE, CASUALTY and AUTOMOBILE 2923 w. Travis S+. G-2730 INSURANCE CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE O'9a lZe'l in l9l8 730 Gevers 36 Years of Successful Operafion K-0030 Adolph Zuehl A Texas Company for Texas People RALPH E. STONE CO. Typewrilers 8: Supplies Green 81 Sfeen, Managers 3I0 N. Main Ave. ll Block Norlh Wolff-Marxl All Kinds of Insurance al' a worlhwhile San Anfonio 5' Texas saving 'ro +he policyholcler. M NOT MOS FORUINNERTKEEQ I ' W. E. Green R. R. Sleen John Thomas S+een W Z, .TORT Ihlgn Tacos 4 ARE perzrec . ,,i.,, ,,. l in San AHIODIO, Texas Aififlilffl W I OOYIIID VND!! IUIIIQIIW Ol llll COCA'C0ll COMIANV IV San Antonio Coca-Cola Bottling Company ldeal Gilt for lhose Who Hove Everything' New with Phono-look and Audio-Illagio volume eonlrol N A GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY I80I BROADWAY G-I26I PIGGLY WIC-BGLY SAN ANTONIO CHURCH SUPPLY COMPANY Ves'rmenI's - S+aI'uary - Prayer Books Chains - Medals - Rosaries SAN ANTONIO COMPANY CATHOLIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES Candles E. A. Basse, Owner Circle 4-BIS 300 NorI'h Main Avenue 5.000 Wahs Day Time ForI'y Years a+ Your Service QUEEN CANDY CO. K C O R 237 W. Commerce-Fannin 6922 IHCOFPOFGIGCI San Anlonio, Texas '350 on Your dial ORIGINAL MEXICAN PECAN CANDIES Raoul A. Corlez KCOR Building PVSSI'-'lem' SO'-III' Flores Slreel Especially packed for giffs or holidays- C'I30I San Anlonlo 5' Texas boxed, mailed and delivery guaranleed i,ooo Wang Nighe Time +0 any Perl Of Hoe world- Congrafulaiions +o The GRADUATING CLASS May God guide you, pro+ec+ you,and keep you forever The Juniors NIX BUILDING GARAGE Fireproof Complimenfs of Day Parking I Hour c NigI'I'I' Parking 3 Hours LONE STAR ICE DELIVERY AHS' 6 P- M' Wi'rI'Iin I Block of AII Downfown TI'Iea+res CompIe+e Garage Service 300 Wes+ Jones Ave. G-34I I Open 24 Hours Washing -- Lubrica+ing -- Gas and Oil DOUBLE DIP ICE CREAM CO. MRS. FRED C. BUCKHOLDT 700 Goliad S+. G-47II SOUTHERN ENGRAVIN6 COMPANY an E. HOUSTON ST. HERUBERQS ARROW PRINTING 8. LITHO co. San An+onio's Leading IOZS W' I-IOUSIOII SI' Jeweler Since I878 San Anfoniol Texas BLUE BONNET POTATO CHIP CO. TARRILLION BRCS. Manufacfurers JeII-Craff Brand Punch Bases 603 Cincinnaii P 776I AppIiances Hea+ing Plumbing V GE and Crosley Appliances Complimenis of SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 522 W. Housfon S+. I4I9 s fh P s. - B. 3252I B. 32oaI ou 'esa I K 5429 0 D 34 COIVIPLIMENTS OF YELLOW CAB co. S N 0? 0 X S 222 Newell Ave. E 4242 REINlNGER'S MARTIN BAKERY SERVICE STATION IfeIIfreYZ:l+fIjY'I' P II54 laol Wesf Ave. G OI37 7,6 San Pedro C55 smfwmf JP RIIIIFING-SIDING SPECIAIISTS F 5304 COMPLIMENTS I COMPUMENT5 OF LIBERTO SPEOIALTY co w. E. PICKARD - Counfy Surveyor F 4I68 Wholesale Groce3Ig4 Produce Row CONGRATULATIONS CompIimen+s of THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER co. COMPANY MOTOR TRUCK DIVISION 8Il N. Main Avenue G 936I I400 So. Flores When you 'rhink of Furnifure, Ih' k FW Ik INSURANCE co. 'n O E' e' h M , WALKER FURNITURE II9 W. Comme 26I7 Nod am Fannin 920I San An'Ionio, Te DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGES All Business Subiecfs Refresher and Advanced Shorfhand and Typing G-3I46 IOS-IO7 San Ped San Anfonio, Texas UNION HOUSE CAFE Open Day and Nighi- 643 E. Commerce S+. Phone B-3062I San Anfonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF BROADWAY BOWLING ALLEYS Air Condiiioned 8I4 Broadway B-30591 A FRIEND VENICE ART TERRAZZO CO., INC. 200 CaIdweII S+. J. Di Filippo Office Phone Gen. Manager K d 723I NAVARRO PIANO CO. IVICNABB 8: ZCWARKA SERVICE STATION I702 N. Colorado San An'ronio, 2922 Blanco Rd. Phone P-7863 Texas San Anronio, Texas MOSEL 8. TERRELL PLUMBING CO. Conlracling - Repairing Jeweler Plumbing Eslimafes Wafer Healers SALES 8: SERVICE - AIR CONDITIONING Phone C- 44022 HEATING uNlTs . . Phone: T. 8031 - T. 743I 3524 McCullough Av I702 Main Ave. San Anlonlo, Texas San Amtonio I' Texas ART BEAUTY SALONS 3 I 3 I McCullough 4940 Broadway T-5 I 52 U-6032 I May God Bless 'Ihe Senior Graduales of '54 from The Falhers al' SI. Mary's Church . new fr Wiuuffge 'S 'F Q J - E F' , 4 9 I I an ' - 'ITG w I ' 'L ' 'T Q f.!:dj,u X N YOUR FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE of FINE OUALITY SHOES- SERVIN6 AS WE WOULD BE SERVED .... GORDON A. RIEBE . Bags - Hosiery Now ASSOCIATED wm-I ',6m'ahmo FIIIIBIIIIL IIIIIIIB a if lv NT Mwfrffwfw pee q'e A Q . 23413-iii? - - , I . i1.f,bS'QR1f- sy 2524 N. Main Ave. Phone P-07Il I ' VALET CLEANERS and 6 convenien+ly locafed suburban sfores ........ O Alamo Heigh'I's - 5204 Broadway O Allena Village - 45I7 Blanco Rd. O Billy Milchell - 223 Lackland Rd. O McCreIess Village - Fair 8: So. New Braunfels O Jefferson Village - l026 Donaldson O Woodlawn Cenrer - I8I6 Fredericksburg Rd. For Those Who Care Pick-up 8: delivery service Universily Parlc Building Ivialerials Co. 303I Culebra Avenue Plaza 5528i WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM Sales 8: Service M. A. BeHge-Field Dealer I08 Hansford S+. L42I52 Complimenls of Gus Nicolaou 14 S. TREVINO GROCERY 81 MARKET Afler serving fhis seclion confinuously for l00 years we enier our second cenfury of service wifh our eyes fixed on Tomorrow's needs - and our modern equipmenl and aleri' sfaff able +o serve 'lhose needs. Your accounf WEGROCS NATIONAL BANK Member Federal De posit lnsu ra nc? Corporation The Yellow Fronl' Sfore Your Neighbor is inviled. 803 Clark Ave. a'l' Porler S+. K - 560l Besl' Meals - BeH'er Prices - Ask FRENCHY'S BLACK CAT Reslauranl and Buffer Open All Nighi Known From Coasi To Coas+ I08-IO S. Alamo Gar. 5353 0fSan Anfonio Congrafulafions +0 Class of '54 -kESTABLISHED 1854+ of Texas R. W. lRudyl S+appenbeck, Sr. Local Ageni for +l1e Hermann Sons GRAND LODGE ORDER of +l1e SONS OF HERMANN Yon limi your frielzclf are alzwzyf welcome all HERMANN SONS Founded H390 525 S. S+. Mary's Legal Reserve Fra+ernal Life g Where you can enloy Insurance Socieiy me bed in 515 So. S+. Mary's F - 926l bowling -- dining -- dancing x j fa- .ifs X ,Ax , F xi 'axi,axi,s xi'Axi,fxQ Za Ili' I 7 To ml Make this bank y-Qy! bank ,- 1 ,, ' . WWW- l 1 ' - 'Y THE A QS . Q55 NA'rloNAl. BANK ' or sim ,wromo , Shag!! 0 7Kf69'llz4 0 fkyawavlelye I . For over Sixty Years One of Texas' Great Banks Z-XYZ? i W nmun noun. nzrojn msunlmcc con:ou'nonA ' 555' +f 144 QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES Six Days A Week R 1 X !5i???ggS?gL 41, A Lowa . .SAA ,U 5. ..-.ek :ft?!gEfmM'i5l: EEQ EEQEEHMET .QFM 4 . EM , l i k' wig' c...-1..- SUPER MARKETS Where San Antonio Saves GROFF BROS. M31 C. W. w. P. w. M. -. GUARANTEED ' A ' ' r RECAPPING 8. REPAIRING ,I ' 4 4 A -ll. I430 so. Flores s+. ' FAVORITE MEATS nj SECURITY R Shura e 81 Van Co Inc nosezmn Pnovlslon co. g lf T ' San Antonio, Texas O GXBS I33 Ellis Bean ST. Phone s An+onio 4, Tex. G. 2334 A'WaYS ask fo' NOLAN GROCERY R0lfGlfllflN'S All MEAT FRANKS ASSOCIATED GROCERS Nolan Sfreei' B3-0623 A+ Your A Favorife Marke+ . Complefe Dru9 Sfore Service l90I Cincinna+i Ave. ,- San Anionio, Texas 14 M765 'ZW EAW BY THE ALAMO, SAN ANTONIO il P II egg In 5 Eiiigg Ee I ,f A Ir FROST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN ANTON o Safely - Courtesy - Promptfzeu Y Ti Member Federal Deposif Insurance Corporaf Complimenfs Phone L. 2-4352 of GUESS TOWEL SUPPLY E. gt A' Fecci Mgr. 54l RooseveI+ Av Leroy Guess San Anfon . Easy To Buy Facil Com ra Comphmems of Easy To Save FaciI AI1oIT'r DEASON RADIO co. Easy To Pav Fad' Peg PLAZA FURNITURE CO. Your Philco DeaIer Phone G' 8853 6I9-2I W. Commerce San Anfonio 5, Tex CompIimenI's of Complimenis of ALGNSO 5- PERALES H. H. GODWIN REAL ESTATE Consul General of Nicaragua 403 Highland Blvd. K-9222 ALAMO HEIGHTS CAKE SHOP THE A. I. ROOT CO. of TEXAS Cakes For AII Occasions 537 SO- FI0 e5 S+- San Anfonio 5, Texas U-64l2I Beeswax Candles Sanc'I'uary LigI1I's SAWTELLE MCALLISTER 8: CARY 40l Navarro S+, A MEALTIME FRIEND San Anfonio, Texas V7 Insurance E in I L CATTO 8- PUTTY W San Anlonio, Texas ' THE , ' APPLIANCES - MOWING EQUIPMENT I LAUREL HEIGHTS GROCERY AND MARKET U D l I I Phone R-63' I3 BuH'er Krusf, wrlh ITS pleasing qualihes 2608 Main Avenue of freshness and flavor, is a housewife's ,Th S+ of F F d I, meallime friend. She knows +here's e ore amy oo S good ea+ing ahead, wifh BuHer Krusf BARTO ARNOLD a co. INSURANCE mad! Reduce Your Insurance Cosl' Through Dividend Savings 9I2 Travis Bldg. San An+onio, Texas PATT'S DRUG STORE Service For +he Sick Alamo Height 5l5O Broadway COMPLIMENTS OF BOBBY'S FLOWER SHOP Phone U-606l6 San Anlonio, Texas NAGEL GUN SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF Cuslom Made Rifles H. H. Nagel 6I0 Wes? Ave. P-2I678 San Anlonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES DAILEY COMPLIMENTS OF AVON PRODUCTS 426 Transil' Tower F-094 I SOUTHERN SALES 8: SERVICE 3I5 N. Presa G-7l47 Typewrilers - Sold - Renled and Repaired COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. PETE RAMIREZ RIHN'S RED 8: WHITE FOOD STORE GONZABA BROS. GROC. 8: MKT. l903 Cincinnafi P-8l59 2402 Hicks Phone L-2-0929 DELIVERY SERVICE E259 FREE DELIVERY f . ODWLQUEZ FUNERAL HOME Compllmenfs of If I Open clay 81 nigl1+ Ric:-iERT's VARIETY J , Q W ly - ggglJllAmi..i.... Service ll ' I 5ll Guadalupe Slreel 5I4 Brooklyn Avenue ,jJl'OT F-946' F-.724 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS GILLESPIE MOTOR COMPANY lo lhe FORD Seniors from 'lhe Seniors 32l Broadway af 4'rl1 of ROOFTY loo COMP'-ICMENTS Dr. J. Haloway-Espinoso THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 3 Housfon Wg- u35 W. Commerce C-2-I29I San Anloniol Texas GENERAL HCTEL SUPPLY coMPANY U65-S533 g2fjefjQ1ErQ+or AUSTIN Leveling 'houses--conlcrele and SAN ANTONIO Phone: L-46602 2326 Hicks Ave. CORPUS CHRIST' San Anlonio, Texas HILL AND BURKE Business Machines 426 W. Markel' Slreel' ALFRED C. HILL, MANAGER C-2l429 C-2I420 MAR-SANS DRIVE-IN Come ouf and fry our fine service and foods 3656 Fredericksburg Rd. Ralph Nowolny P-5-9948 real fiuit tasie ? yep' thats M -. - .-.9 x ' 0 I 9 . 1 Blre-leys Non-cnrbonaled Orange Drink gg CARRANZA'S GRO. 81 MKT. 70l Auslin Sl'ree+ PHONE B-3-0903 JOHN SEXTON 81 COMPANY Manufaduring Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 5448 DALLAS 2, TEXAS HIGHLAND MILK 81 ICE CREAM HIGHLAND DAIRIES, INC. uoov w. Ashby PI. COMPLIMENTS OF RANDOLPH FIELD TRANSPORTATION CO. 2OI N. AIamo CI1arI'er bus Irips Io all poin'I's AMERICAN 84 STANDARD RADIATOR SANITARY CCRPORATION SHOWROOM-I :ou BROADWAY P. 5121 San Anfonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHWESTERN WALTER'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 290I W. Commerce GA. 7I6I JACKET MFG- C0- COMPLIMENTS OF FARMARIA URRUTIA, INC. I333 Buena Vis'Ia G, 6I4I 60I W. Housfon S+. ACE RODRIGUEZ BROS. SUPPLY COMPANY MEMCRIALS 9I7 W. Hous+on S+reeI' SAN ANTONIO I2, TEXAS 32I-323 W. Josephine S'I'ree1' P. 9I2I READY, WILLING AND ABLE ELBEL BROS. GARAGE TE co 8I5 N. New Braunfels Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF LA COSTE LEDGER COMMERCIAL PRINTERS LA COSTE, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF HILLTOP ICE NO. 2 734 Russell Place RMSBY Chevrolet Co. Block So. Transi'I' Tower 6-0! I I I:RED'S PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 3723 SouI'I1 Presa - PII. L-2493I OuaIi+y PouI+ry Dressed 'Io Perfec+ion HIGHLAND POULTRY HOUSE 4I I5 Clark Ave. Phone San Anfonio- Texas Off eoliaa Rd. L. 4-I58I BOB DICKINSON AGENCY COMP'-'MENT5 of Sm' al 6 A. COLEMAN sl-IEET METAL si-IOP 6I4 Insurance Bldg. F. 2723 II4I Basse Rd. P. 56827 BRQADWAY COMPLIMENTS of CLEANERS 81 DYERS in Alamo HeigI1I's 5402 Broadway WEST SIDE STATE BANK I09 N. San Saba Member of +I1e F. D. I. C. GILLIS 81 GREENWELL ELECTRIC CO. INSTALLATIONS 8: REPAIRS Phone S. 4-2I I I 2209 Blanco Rd. A+ HILDEBRAND Sa n Anfonio, Texas K. 539: GEORGE E. BIEDIGER 8: SON Painling 8: Decorafing Con+racI'ors V. P. Sonny BIEDIGER 2303 S. Presa San Anfonio, Texa SANITARY MATTRESS FACTORY Sleep is Life CONGRATULATIONS Class of I954 AUNT SISSIE 81 UNCLE JACK 2400 So. Flores S+. C-6870 C. Howard Service STBIIIOI1 COMPLIMENTS 1092 BROADWAY AT JONES Ave. of F-I972 San An'Ionio, Texas COMPI-IMENT5 SHAMROCK BEAUTY SHOP of VICKERY'S DRY GOODS 5046 Broadway San Anfonio, Texas Specializing in permanenl' waving 520 E. Grayson SI. San Anfonio, Texas Perna Hir+ EIizabe+I'1 Mack CLARENCE F. HUTCHES HILLSIDE COURTS 8: TRAILER PARK Texas, Okla., Ark., La., Miss., and Ala. High on a hill - Always a breeze PECAN5 I Mile off U. S. Hwy. 87 P- O' BOX '244 Nor+h a+ Ci+y Limi+s SAN ANTONIO 6, TEXAS P-20I24 II4 Dewhurs+ Drive Fresh Coun+ry Eggs COMPLIMENTS RESENDIZ BROS. 8: SONS ADAMO FOOD STORE 6004 W. Commerce 924 Cameron Phone C-20933 OuaIi+y Mea+s, Vege+abIes GREETINGS TO ALL THE I954 GRADUATES HUSTON'S MACHINE SHOP May God guide +hem and gran+ +hem His Divine EnIigh+enmen+I J. M. Hus+on, Proprie+or ALAMEDA THEATRE 5,4 W. Housaron G-7333 G-380I 208 Rusk S+ree+ EL COMPLIMENTS TORTILLAS of Always Fresh A+ Your Grocer IIOI W. Hous+on S+. B-39378 200I So. Hackberry L-4-395I San An+onio, Texas San An+onio, Texas SELECT MEAT COMPANY 602 Columbus S+ree+ CONGRATULATIONS THE INSURANCE BUILDING 603 N. S+. Mary's S+ree+ OLD SOUTH CAFE IO6 Nor+h S+. Mary's S+ree+ VARSITY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Enjoy Your Meal In Com+or+ D0Wn5+aIr5 AZTEC Theafer BId9- 603 Bandera Rd. San An+onio, Texas One 0+ San An+onio's LOUIS S CATACALOS Be++er Res+auran+s Tjwner COMPUMENTS eoLDEN WEST ou. COMPANY of Producers and Refiners ALAMEDA COFFEE ROOM of 520 W. Hous+on Lubrica+ing Oil San Amonio 5I6 N. San Marcos S+. F. 3I57 TEXAS OLDEST JEWELERS LUCCHESE Insurance Agency TS Harold J. Lozano 4 D R. Roberf Lozano E Mike Lucchese SI3 E' Houshm S+ree+ 330 W. Commerce SI. C. I269 REED CANDLE COMPANY A. M. KLEYPAS MEMORIALS I53I W. Poplar 9I7 E. Commerce P. O. B. 4I2I SI'a+ion A C 2-8033 WILLARD BRCQENN SCHOOL SUNSET SERVICE STATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION No' 6 226 W, Olmog I828 Nogalifos S'I'ree+ DAINTY MAID SANDWICH COMPANY DOC'S PLACE Delivered Fresh Daily JI2 Rooseveu Avenue L-277I9 5:04 S. Flores L 2047i FAVORITE CLEANERS Two Co,,,,e,,gen+ I005 Vicforia Slreel KELLY-SCHERRER SHOPS 0 326 W. JOSEPI-IINE 0 OUNTER HOTEL San Anronio, Texas Member F.T.D. Assn. P. 6I84 COMPLIMENTS F of inzrnmms NATIONAL INCORPORATED 42I N. Medina Sfreel' fll I06 E. Commerce Sfreei' FRANZ ICE STATION I603 N. S+. Mary's OPEN 7 A.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT UNCLE BEN'S BAR-B-CUE I. Cafering +o Picnics 81 Parries 24II N. Zarzamora P. 20243 152 JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. EDISON VILLAGE JEWELRY Easy Terms Wa+ch Repairing 709 So. Lareclo S+. Fannin 9I67 I836 W. Olmos Dr. S-4364l BANK OQHQQMMERQE HARlv1ON'S HEALTH SERVICE One 0+ America's Fines+ and Mos+ Comple+ely S+ocked Heal+h+ul Food S+ Estalllishccl ,s 'illi1.r'i DePL 'dal'7lC Thru HIVIBY We You 91' 'i Y no Jefferson S+. F3608 Complimen+s o+ ST. LOUIS CLEANERS The ROZANCE SCHOOL OF ACCORDION Your Be++er Apparel Cleaners 28:3 N. S+. Mary's P. 983l Complimen+s o+ 81 The AMERICAN WASTE PAPER CO. SPORTING GOODS 30l E. Cevallos S+. F. 637l I7l4 Fred. Road P. 983l C0mP'imeH+S COMPLIMENTS of OF SEGOVIAS BARBER SHOP 38,4 So. PM DR. JOSE SAN MARTIN RODRIGUEZ FOOD STORE ComPlimenlS of 932 Lea' Sffeel SAMUELS GLASS COMPANY Manu+ac+urers 81 Jobbers C. 4I488 San An+onio, Texas 22I Newell Ave. San An+onio LOUIS PANTUSA Elec+rical Con+rac+or PHILCO DEALER Fix+ures - Supplies - Repairing 7I2 Wes+ Mar+in S+. C. 4-I334 GILBERT FALBO COMPANY General Con+rac+ors IO7 Morales S+ree+ San An+onio 7, Texas Complimen+s of The LABATT WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. 300 N. San Marcos S+. San An+onio 7, Texas Blgley linen Studio .1 I F., f zifik-L 0 Jig. F4 'nf' ff b fig N ifzqil'-qi - 'f In E S'e.1S'Qgp's,.,r 6. 1 '-N?-1 22, I N 1 L Qgleigm 1, U' v ' '1 4 ,lj A eff I ' 1 l' as s 1.45 a s T3 I . 4 .es E vi' 4Tl g1'1' 3' 'L egg '-9-593' L F f 32 3 7 Q., is 351 Specializing In . Monogramming BROADWAY MINIATURE GOLF 2300 Broadway .A,, ,A . Trosseaux b i .Ba+h Goods COMPLIMENTS -..-1 OF -lmP0r+S V,f f P R- M- L'++le -076 I I05 W. Dewey COURTESY OF K. I. W. W. I54O K. C. FuII lime Spanish Language LEE CROSS TEXACO SERVICE P-59804 I403 Culebra Ave. Have your Club Cards 8: Pic+ures PLASTICOTED NATIONAL PLASTICS COMPANY 209 NorI'h Main Avenue Currenl Savings up Io 2070 on Fire - Slorm - AuI'omobiIe Insurance Represenfing America's Leading Insurance Companies' KUTAC INSURANCE AGENCY I25 Adams S+. Ca+hedraIA2-0I7I JESSE TI'IE CLEANER Pick Up and Delivery L 20224 I307 Rigsby SHINER-SIEN PAPER CO. School Supplies of Qualify G 223I I23I W. Marlin TAYLOR SERVICE STATION 4702 San Pedro wr San Anfonio, Texas Phone Universi'I'y 6-0 I 32 JOHN'S ICE STATION 525 McLeary Groceries, Ice, Cold Drinks Braden WIFE WOFICS ouvios GROCERY and MARKET MFRS. OF W D In ' e eiver Woven Wire Products Member of P 56: I9 i824 w OI 'my O Pariilions I Guards ' mos : ,i ?,'fmS ' Cages , I THoMPsoN's ICE 8. Foon STORE N an ings O Coilapsibe D i Qs. 6,315+ se: ---. Hoi' PII' Bar-B-Q Daily '.- Meial Cafes f A H BRADEN Frozen Fish-Shrimp-Oysiers ' - P' i ovvner BIO W- Laurel S4-SIB9 P-2-8822 3007 Blanco Road STRAUS-FRANK COMPANY Disfribulors Complimems Frigidaire RCA Vicfor Radios Air Condiiioning Bluebird Records of .yhe Aulomolive Guns 81 Ammuniiion Garage Equipmenl Willard Baiieries U. S. Tires Coleman Healing RCA Vicfor Records Household Appliances San Anlonio Whelher you wanl' Io borrow a c mera, have 6 Pofffaii made- Of 99+ 6 VELASCO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT complele movie oulfil... for EveryIhing Pho+ographic 2306 Broadway STUDER'S E I . TOM JON S RAD O CO COMP'-'MEN-I-S OF 507 Brooklyn Ave. San Anionio, Texas A NATHAN ALTERMAN ELECTRIC CO THE VOGUE H I + N rro 302 E. Commerce SI. F-5377 ous on a ave Art Phone B-32003 Aulo Paini and Fender Works fi by ARCHIE'S PAINT 8: BODY SHOP IEDTJZVWI All Work Guaranleed L-24646 . IZO8 So. W. W. Whi+e San Amoniol Taxa San Anlonio, Texas -- 847 Leal SI. CARSON GROCERY 81 MARKET I607 E. Carson San Anionio, Texas BORINGNS BATTERY SERVICE 2002 Fredericksburg Road R-63456--nighl' phone P-2-5746 C. BRUNO 81 SON, INC. DISTRIBUTOR OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE SINCE I834 I IO0 Broadway F-6353 WRIGHT SPORT SHOP 'I WOLFF AND MARX 'San AnI'onio's Friendly Depar+menI' Sfore WW ' OLMOS PHARMACY Serving Olmos Park Area Air Condifioned For Your Comfor'I. Since I877 Prescripfions Lunch 8: Foun'I'ain Service 2602 McCullough Travis 336i TEXACO BECKER'S SERVICE STATION CORGNA STUDIOS 28 Years A+ 3800 Broadway San Anfonio, Texas Across From Wi+'Ie Museum Phone T. 50Il Fine Technique Refined Tasfe Make Our Picfures Unique CompIimen'Is of W. B. IBILLI HAUCK 22: N. Flores S+. Phone c4.u96l Your No I Consihabie Corner W. Travis San An'I'onio Bexar Couniy CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES of I954 QQMPLIMENTS I IENRIETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP 9I7 N. New Braunfels OF C0mp,.me,,.S of STAR DRUG STORE W. W. AUTO PARTS, INC. K 5I88 I250 Highland Blvd. 202 San Pedro Avenue SUPERIOR Credif has done more To enrich mankind AMBULANCE SERVICE Th II 'Ih Id ' ' Th orld. an 5 e go 'mes 'n 6 W Websm JOE GRTIZ FUNERAL HOME F-3I79 209 N. Leona S+. San An'Ionio CONTINENTAL CREDIT CORP. I ROSEWOOD CLEANERS Qualify CounI's ol Broadway Phone F-0339 20I2 Blanco Rd. P-0658 BEVERLY'S DRESS SHOP 5024 Broadway Alamo Heigh+s Own Dress Shop GUARANTEE RADIO 81 TELEVISION SHOP EXPERT ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS I 20 Labor ST. B-3-0909 Complimenfs of ALAMO GROCERY 81 MARKET Fred Wu, Manager 2I7 Souih Alamo G-373I PHIL MALDONADO Jewelry Manufacfuring CLARK'S BRAKE 81 WHEEL ALIGNING SERVICE Jewehiy a+ WhoIeSaIe Pdces Specialized Service Wi+h An Even Brake I I8 Broadway San AnI'onio, Texas 60I N- Alamo G-6253 EL MOTORISTMREMEMBER THISHNO INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD HAS A POLICY The Besf Mexican Sweef Bread in The Ci+y WHICH GUARANTEES PEACE OF MIND TO A CARELESS DRIVER .... WHO KILLS A CHILD. '03 Produce ROW B'3'8I24 MEMBERS OF POLICE WELFARE FUND MARTINEZ 81 SONS GRO. OuaIi+y Foods a+ Low Prices I022 Zarzamora STEWART TITLE COMPANY 5I4 Brady Bldg. Branch Office F-3 I3 I Fredericksburg Rd. THE URRUTIA FAMILY EL POPO TORTILLA FACTORY IIOI W. Housfon S+. B-3-9378 Complimenfs of FRONTIER DRIVE-IN 37I5 Broadway K U-6-9I I7 ALAMO BEAUTY COLLEGE 203 W. Commerce S+. San Anfonio, Texas F-4I34 COMPLIMENTS OF ROOMS 208, 2I'0, 2I2, 2I4 CASA GRANDE WELLER GULF STATION Mexican Res+auran+ 8: Bakery GOOD FOOD . I508 S. S+. Mary's 824 S. Brazos S+. San An+onio, T CARTER'S RADIO SERVICE 730 Sou+I1 S+. Marys San An+onio, Texas Television Repair Phones: C2-962I or C2-0872 WHITE STAR LAUNDRY 530 San Pedro San An+onio, Texas ALAMO BROOM FACTORY 5IO N. Elmendorf S+. F-7093 San An+onio, Texas RIEGEL'S I700 N. Zarzamora San An+onio, Texas nl-ii'-fifliuls LA LUZ FRUIT STAND I62I NogaIi+os MAB' FROM ORANGE. San An+onio Texas 2OI E. Grayson ' DIXIE FOOD STORE Fresh Mea+s 8: Groceries I202' W. Olmos Dr. -Ph. P-20I53 San An+onio, Texas HOEPS RADIO-TELEVISION 23II So. Hackberry San An+onio, Texas CompIimen+s 0+ I HERWECK S EAGLE SUPPLY CO. F ' . Phone F-2I35 L42 Ninn, S+. 'O' rede','ck5bu'g Rd Miller F Burkhalm San Anime' Texas Owner San An+onio, T Phone R6'3I74 CompIimen+s of MR. 8: MRS. THOMAS DAVILA 327 Lavaca S+ree+ INGRAM EQUIPMENT CO. II46 W. Laurel S+. San An+onio, Texas Congra+uIa+ions +o ++1e GracIua+ing CIass 0+ '54 DR. CARLOS URRUTIA SUTTON'S HUMBLE SERVICE 60I Fredericksburg Road P-5653! Jack Su++on-opera+or I wish +0 express my sincere LA +I1anIcs and deepesl' gralilude 'Io all Mexican F005 - TO G0 my leachers who have guided me I Ihrough my high school years. I P2-05I7 I92I ZaI'ZamOra Sl. ARNUID HOBBY SHDP COMPLETE LINE OF HOBBIES S-GAUGE 8 AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS 01 S 48I8I San Anlonio 52l5 San Pedro ' A. H. K A. D. JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Insure Today - Be Sure Tomorrow Foundaiion Co. San Anlonio ZI7 Insurance Bldg. G-477l SAN ANTONIO GRIFFINS HOT ROD CLUB CHARLES G. STIDHAM CO. Dedicalfed To Safei-Y Visual Educa+ion Dealers Member Of The Alamo Timing Associalion F 605l IOOI-02 Frosl' Bank Bldg. PARKER'S PHARMACY VOLLMER ELECTRIC COMPANY Corner Olmos 8: Wesl Ave. P-8I3I G-4I88 - 4I8 Elm S'Iree+ San Anlonio I, Texas MEDINA FOQD STORE ALVON BEAUTY SALON ' 5940 Broadway 743 Ruiz S+. , Alamo I-leighls Res' c2'9585 Bus' 839950 U 6233l A. V. Hu'H'on, Owner BROADWAY MINIATURE eoLF couRsE a. COMPUMENT5 ARCHERY RANGE OF 2300 Broadway B-30:84 SENIOR ROOM I03 PENNER'S CLOTHING STORE SAN ANTONIO BUICK CO. New and Used Cars The slore for well dressed men Sales and Service 70l W. Commerce S+. F 2487 F I36I FiF+h and Broadway ' 159 M ,,,, AW . 4 yraofivgwimf way: QW x I 2261, awww? wfjfffff ' m, WWW y?iMiQ7fXMg'Z1ffW44M. n 7W Aizfix, y W W? W MMMQX dw fW KM fgfwjfifglgd H W-W , 3 OXQZZ A 6 j5Q7Wff'5V 0333353 W 9 jvfkgudfff MQW ,J 4953 7 Www MW 0, Qimiwwigipw as M Qi 6 JM MQ? Q YM CAP YQ. fliwwwgw X5 - . QQ 9ba'v ' ' 3 3 ' . . XG 'Q,,M3--'?b'N9 g'k U. .E 1 - ' Jul jf 2 it ,ff M ,W 514 QPWWWMWW iffy, M ff f? 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