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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

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The mozfement formed by farulty and .ffll!l6.'l2f.Y worhing together if fart and rhythmic, and if rompleted in a Jym- phony of knowledge. lIVhat a year thif haf been for the an11ual ,vtafff ,No one ir niore ready to tell about the laughable af well df tear-Jtreahed inridentx that have made thiy year than a Jta member. So we have prepared two pagef ralled STAFF LINES on whirh you may earetdrop. The CLASS NOTES portray an album of ffZC'65..6iZL'h fate a note which introdufef a new fong. For the feniorf everything was the la5t ,' and eaeh had a ferret, noytalgic yearning for it to be the firttf' The junior! Jwept the politiral Jtoreboard rleanj and the Joph- omoref tlaimed a royal dynayty in having fine niemberx in the oueenk eourt. For the freyhmen everything wax the firxtug and they openly yearned for it to be the la5f. Penfiled in the NOTE BOOKS if the meniory of that feared feeling before a text, the exultant Joar of ,vpirits when rereiring an A, and thofe nener-to-be-forgotten allenight .ftudy Jeffiony where one went to rram and did .ro ...... with food and talh. Nine round whole nolef bur.s't into a rrefrendo of activity in CLUB NOTES. The rufhed teeondf preeeding the rneetingf when Jerretariex daybed about loohing for the minutes and only Lufreeded in finding them ar they were called upon to Read the minutes of the laft meetingf' the gay tirnex .rpent in planning foeialf and rarrying them out, the fun enfountered in inahing motionf only to have the parliamentarian Jay, Nt-HY. Robert doeJn't thin,e.5o,,' the neroouf yet exriting tention felt during the Providence Preyidential Campaign, all symbolize the rolirhing beat that Jeemed to permeate the air of Jtudent artioitief. Through the yearf there are 507126 eoentx whirh ran not be paired by without note. NOTED EVENTS if the talendar, whirh rarriar throughout ity pages the lingering melody of the young heart and the light Jpirit. The danref, the proeeffionf, the playx, the asxemblief, all the artiziities are bound togetherjn school life as a tune with lyrirf. We hope that in journeying through the pagef of thiy booh you will remember not only the momentf which you have ,fhared with the .rtudentf of Providence High but alto the menzoriey which are private and perxonal. May there rerorded fart: make thix noted year of 1955-56 linger alwayx in your memory. ' I 6 i VECTOR ALESSANDRO March S, 1956 TO THE STUDENTS OF PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHUOL: ,.f' Thank you for honoring me by dedicating you yearbook, The Philothean, to me. I accept this honor in the spirit that I am a representative of the part that music, the allied arts and the humanities play in our city. In a world that is increasingly being filled with the pressure and tension of living, it is most important that we believe strongly that humanity needs to emphasize more than ever the spiritual and cultural needs of human beings if our civilization is to progress. In so dedicating you yearbook it shows me that you and your faculty also realize this great importance. Nay I humbly offer you all my good wishes. S ely, Victor Alessan r musical Director Symphony Society of San gtonio Y The Sun Antonio Symphony Orchestra under the brilliant baton of Victor Alessandro has won for the city of San Antonio the coveted honor of being one of the top-ranking orchestras of the nation. Dr. Alessandro with his Symphony has done much to further an excellent taste among music lovers of this city through carefully selected concerts highlighted by world-tluncd stars. In recognition of this fine work, wendedicate the 1956 Pl-HLOTHEAN to Victor Alessandro and the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra. Ai t lx . Q . 1 i ff ' i it t H e r A ' L t K lfl -.- qui- If 1K rf 4 Q Q . li 4 i X, C- SW 1 'Wav A 5 It F its A i it P' if is si t ,gf is r f 13 fri tt' i ' as ' st' I I 1 YW' E W X be my b I I I Q Q, 'S' f x J' wifi iiiii lg l. ' 'I' L , aan, 3 - 0- Q V4 , . I I , K i -Y fe t Sf 'ff nt ' ff t xt Q ,A 5 W X f tl y A essandro, Symphony ecogniz :wks tag i Wfitold Malcuzynski, internationally acclaimed Pol- ish pianist, and Victor Alessandro, musical director of the San Antonio Symphony, comment on the Pro- vidence yearbook, The Philothean, shown to them by Mary Juliet Cherin, one of PHS's top pianists. 10 The baton of Victor Alessandro is raised for the rehearsal with XVitold Malcuzynski before the BIG NIGHT. ii' LILY PONS, renowned soprano, chats with Virginia Diaz, talented Providence High Schlolol soprano. Patricia Rose Tomhlim, PHS pian- ist mngzzifiqne talks with Claudio Arrau, first prize winner of thc International Concourse of Pian- ists in Switzerland. MOST REVEREND ROBERT E. LUCEY, S. T. D. Archbishop of San Antonio MOST REVEREND STEPHEN A. LEVEN, D. D. Auxiliary Bishop of San Antonio Superintendent of Catholic Schools Spiritual ireetors, Faculty Stimulate S ud ut Progress REV. FREDERICK DE ROCHE f O. IXI. I., Chaplain Rrv. MCNAMARA, o. M. 1. The Spiritual Directors at PHS. Father De Roche, Chaplain, and Father McNamara, help keep the students advised as to their reli- gious duties. Father MCNamara says Mass twice a week lor PHS- ers unable to attend elsewhere. Sister Florence Marie, superior, not only watches over the Sisters, hut also keeps an eye on the stu- dents by advising and helping them. Sister Maureen takes charge of the school. and helps PHS-ers stay in studying, working, and playing order. SISTER FLORENCE MARIE, M. A., Superior History, Math SISTER INIAUREEN, IW. A.. Prineipal Math, Student Council Adviser The teachers desk, the focal point of the clay'S Ft T' A' Sponsor activities tor hoth students and advisers, symbolizes all PHS instructors. 13 ulty otes . . . 1 SISTER MARY TERESITA, M. M. SIS'I'IER MARY DIGNA, M. A. Choral Club ' English II, III, and IV Tri-M Adviser Piano, Voice SISTER PAUL OF TI-IE CROSS Ph. D. Wforltl History Civics S gz.i.',..7- eisfifi' -' 5 ' If . . f 2 A .7 nf-Q ' an . W.. .Ml ,..... . , My fi ,-....-- -.ft Swami 5:22 ss: 'K iii 3 . L Carole Britton interviews new supcrii I f for PRO-VUE. SISTER MARY ADELINE Cafeteria 14 SISTER INIIRIAIXI FIDELIS, M. A. Latin I and II English I Freshman Sponsor Junior Classical League Adviser Confraternity of Christian Doctrine Aclviser SISTER MARY LIBERTA, B. A. l-Iomemaking English I Senior Sponsor Future I-Iomemalcers of America Adviser SISTER IXIARY BERTINA, B, A XVorld History Ielomemnking Senior Sponsor Future Homemalcers of America Adviser S . ii i s 5 STER FLORENCE MARIE, I SISTER MARY EMELENE, M. M. - IXILISIC I Piano. Instruments .15 SISTER MARY EUTROPIA, B. A. Biology Sophomore Sponsor ulty otes . . . SISTER MARY ODILIA, B. A. SISTER MARY CLETUS, B. A. Art and Homemaking Math and Chemistry Senior Sponsor IUYU01' Sponsor Palefffefg Advigef Young Christian Students Adviser I SISTER MARY ANGELINA, M. A. Homemaking Senior Sponsor Future I-Iomemakers of America Adviser 1 SISTER MARY THECLA. B. A. Typing and Shorthand Sophomore Sponsor Better Business Bureau Adviser 16 QISTISR MARY MATTHEXX', B. A. SISIIER MARY MICHAIEI., B. A Math .mil Biology Speech and Spanish Soviwin-:rc Sponsor -Iunior Sponsor Rcrl Crow Adviser GuncSi.1n Adviser Sodality Ixioiicrator SISTER MARY I.L'CILLF, B. A., B. 5. in I.ib. Sc. Tenn Age I.ilurury Association AJ! viscr Ifnglisli I ami II Frcshmzzn Sponsor Philotliciin Adviser Libmriiin SISTIIR IRMA JEAN, B. A. XY'oi'liI Historx' and Amcriczlri I-Iistnory Frusliinun Sponsor Soiinlity Adviser 17 ulty otes SISTER PAVL JOSEPH, B. A. Business Education -Iunior Sponsor Bdttcr Business Bureau Advisbr SISTER ALICE ANN. B. A. English and journalism Sophomore Sponsor Pro-Vue Adviser Nartiongl Honor Society Adviser Alumnae Aclviscr SISTER AGNES LEONARD, B. S. Business Education Frcshman Sponsor . Better Business Bureau Adviser V is I ' , of VU!-. Z' sl ,Q Q if Krew' 5 ' ,K 3 Z if - ... ,- -.,' ,',, ' - ' . ii K . I ' r. , 5 I MRS. E. H. STIMEL, Physical Education I8 B.S Custoduln BASIL BMERTIEV Cuimdiim H i K '---' Wigiyw, W .. I A:,i My-. - ww fm .,'. I .:,1',...- 'K 3 ,I V V i W-,5Qi,,,,,i.f,Q,.i.i 1 W. fi-if: , . ,,,ii2f,Qff2,1,gnff1.K,,m,.,3,.N A... .W ... .. 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Since annuals do not appear at the tap of a wand, or as this year would have it at the downbeat of a baton, we have reserved these two pages to introduce the Score writers of the Philothean. The STAFF recorded a years tune in pictures, prose, and art. Conducting the staff, helping it over the rough spots, and beating out a smooth tempo were achieved by the editor, Pauline Logan. Assisting her in the direction of this symphony was Leibe Bradicich, 1957 editor-elect. Because a song has to be composed, much delving into the musical field took the combined talents of Paula Johnston and Rita Gianotti, working along with Literary Editor Cynthia Vollmer, to produce the words for this melody. Drawing the lines on which the music was placed fell to the layout crew, Patsy Elder and Janet Yaeger, who did their share of ad-libbing in the composing field. This album needed a cover and sketches to sarry out the theme, so Staff Artist Doris Muckle and her assistant, Patti Popp, took brushes in hand and proved a picture is worth a thousand words. CNO reflection on the literary side.J Our advance agent, Business Manager Ann Nichols, with her apprentices, the Four Freshmennminus one, Doris juenke, Olga Aldrete, and Pat Dyess, helped herpromote and find backers for the show. Publicity shots were snapped by Photographer Ruth Ann Grams. Wfith this, the STAFF LINES are completed. 20 www-rfffi f '.it ' iiiiii V DORIS JUENKE -1-PATTI POPP Assistant Art Editor RUTH ANN GRAMS PAT DYESS DORIS IVIUCKLE Art Editor ANN NICHOLS OLGA ALDRETE PAULINE LOGAN Editor-in-chief The Philothean Presents its Recording Artists for the Noted Year 955- '56, giving you Moments Zto Re member 99 This is a view very hard forget, for each student at Provi- dence had to look at it at 3:15 daily as she came out of school. 22 Often the students are so en- grossed in just being students that they forget to look around them. XX7hen graduation is over, they mentally look hack on the site of education with the thought, XYfhat a wonderful placef, Here are a few shots of the wonderful placef' in hopes that you readers will, as time goes by, physically turn back the pages to CAMPUS NOTES. ecall Stud nt tmo ph A fu-write mpring noon hour haunt fur relaxation wus the carpet grafs untlcr the shntlc of the Old Pecan Tru-Q. This is fl part of the wnlkinlng truck where students congrcgntul to talk, sing. holtl pep rallies. or just to sit and think. This is not unly the most p ,qmplictl section of the school ut iilw the spine where Ccntiiici malclc their LlPl'C1lFilI1CC hcforc utter schiml hourst My ,If W-NN awe' T!-1. -4. Q many y :gn i wmwmm . 3 ? . , 5 'l Q kj a s K S ' 4 , ,S it ,,AW, K 5 Ld? 2 1:5 ff H4 J? M e o ymphony A night nt the Symphony and rr feeling of maturity is achieved. As Ll senior however, that feeling soon hecomes .1 reality. This is what those four years at Provitlente have meant - ll constant building up of rhrlracter and personality until, at last, the girl is whole, the girl is completed, and the baton falls on the downheat of a new and different symphony, that of womnnhood. 117 f l lb f 11 filgb y XV . , KN N ,f If Q X e ff N x ,H i 51 X - x I 1, llix fl, f '- iyli j 1 ' ,RW ' ij, L X ff fc!! fvA,f,flf, 'xl VR! fx ,X fu, 4, to f r en sfllllf 1 l K' V ,f . 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Mfzry fyfggddlw F. H. A. lg Lab Lassies 4g Latin Club 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 4g Soda- lity 1. Senior DELFINA BARRERA Sf. Mary Business Club sig Perfect Atten- dance 25 Y. C. S. 4. N ANNETTE BIENEK Sf. Mfzrgaret Mary Business Club 1, 2g Teena Texas Contest 25 Red Cross 2, 3g Red Cross Chapter Co-Pres. 33 T. A. L. A. 4. 27 L V r MARY CLAIRE BEHLES Om' Lady of Grace Sodality 1, 2, 35 T. A. L. A. Pres 35 T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4g PHS Cheer leader 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. CARMEN BONGIORNO Sf. Agfzer Sodality 1, 2g Music Club 23 Busi- ness Club 4g Perfect Attendance 2: Merit Award 3. MARGARET BORING Sf. Peter Prince of Apofflef Music Club 1, 23 Red Cross Rep. 2, 33 Sodalitv 2g T. A. L. A. 3. 41 PRO-VUE Staff 4. IANICE BROTHERMAN St. Cerilia Student Council Treas. 45 Class Treas. 2, 3, Hall of Fame 5, Speech Club 3, 4, Business Club 1, 2. MICHAEL ANN BRENNAN Si. Mary Mfzgdalen Sodality 1, 2, Art Club 1, Biology Club Vice-Pres. Zg Science Cluk Vice-Pres. 4g F. H. A. 1. MARY ALICE CADENA St. Agnex PRO-VUE Staff 4, Business Man- ager 4, Music Club 2, F. T. A. 4, Sodality 1, 2. 28 CAROLE ANN BRITTON Sf. Peter Prince of Afmyflef One-Act Play 4g PRO-VUE Staff 4g Art Club 4, Red Cross Rep. 2g Perfect Attendance 2. SANTA CERDA SIS. Azzgnxtiize Lanier High School 1. Senior MARY jULIETTE CHERIN St. Mary Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Prefect 4g Choral Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-M Secretary 3, 4. MARY CORRIGAN St. Ann Home Room Rep. 1, Volleyball Intramurals 2. 3, 4g Shorthand Award 3, T. A. L. A. 3, 4. JOYCE COLP Sl. Patrick F. H. A. lg Sodality 15 Drill Team 45 Art Club 3, 4. DELIA DE LEON SA. Gerard Y. C. S. 2, 3. 4, Y, C. S. S. C. Rep. 45 Sodality lg Lab Lassies 45 Speech Club 2. 29 GUADALUPE CORRALES Imffmrnlnfe Heart of Mary F. H. A. 15 Science Club 1. DOLORES DE LEON Sl. Cecilia Soclality 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, C. C D. 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 4g T. A. L A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Y. C. S. 2. MARY LOUISE DE LEON Sl. Cefifin Choral Club 2, 3, 4, See. 4, C. C. D. 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 43 PRO- VUE Staff 4. UIOIZLLA DOYLI2 Sr. Mary Art Club Pres. 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 5, 'igXY'ittiest of Class 1, 3, Soelality I. 23 Rep State Meeting 3. 3 E MARTA DELGADO SIT Azfgzzfm Art Club 3, 4. FIDELIA ECHAVARRIA Om' Lady of Good Cozumel Business Club 1, 2. 30 VIRGINIA DIAZ St. Henry Choral Club 2, 5, Pres. 4g Hall of Fame 3g Music Club Treas. 2, Vice- Pres. 3, Talent Show Winner 1, 2, 3. JULIA EICHHORN Sl. Gerard Student Council Rep. 2, Pres. 4, junior Class Pres.g N. H. S. 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN ELDER Sf. ,AIZIZ C. C. D. Sec. 4, Soclality 1, 2, 3g F. T. A. See. 3, Pres. 4, Music Club Historian 2. PATRICIA FITZPATRICK Sf. Mary Nffzgdnlezz Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, One-Act Play 2, 4, C. C. D. 3, Drill Team 4, PRO-VUE 4. Senior IRMA ESCARZAGA Sf. Henry Soclality 1, 25 Art Club 4, CATHERINE FLOOD 51. Philip St. Henry's 1, 2, Business Club 4, 31 ANNA FALCON Holy Romry Sodality 1, 25 Business Club 2, 5, 4 Business Club Secretary 3. Xi X, x X MARGARET FLORES Sf. Philip St. Henry's 1, 23 Business Club 4 MARGARET FORDYCE Sf. 141271 Cutest Hall of Fame 2, 31 PHS Clmeerlcnder 33 P. T. A. Treas. 35 Business Club fig Art Club Pnlet-' teers 4. lx , DORA LEE GARCIA Sl. Henry St. Henry's I, 21 Genesians 3, 4g Genesian Historian fig Intramurals 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 3. ANGELITA J. GAITAN Cbfirl live King MARY HELEN GARCIA Sl. PIlff'flik F. H. A. lg Y. C. S. 23 Sodality 1, 23 Business Club 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 32 DIANE GALLAWAY Sl, john Beffbzzmlz F. H. A. 2, lig T. A. I., A. 3g Paletteers 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 2g Sodality I, 2. ROSALIE GARZA Sl. Agliar Business Club Vice-Pres. 4g Y. C. S. Vice-Pres. 2, 3g Pres. sig Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, fig Perfect Atten- dance 1. Senior BLANCHE GIANOTTI Chr!!! the King Soclality 1, 2g Paletteers 4, Business Club 45 F. H. A. 4g Intramurals 1, 2. GERALDINE GRANATO St. Leo Sodality 1, 2g Business Club 2, 33 F. H. A. I, 4. MARILYN GOEBEL Sf. Peler Prince of the A4,f70f1le.r Sodalitv 1, 2g Speech- Club 25 Lib- rary Club 3. 4g Art Club 43 Biology Club 2. I i JOAN KATHRYN G-RANT St. Peler Prince of Ike Afwfllef Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 43 PRO-VUE Staff 4g Vice-Pres. Library Club 4g Class Treas. 1. 33 CRUZ GONZALEZ St. iviirbfzel Sodalitv 1, 2g Music Club lg Busi- ness Club 4. MARY ANN GROTHUFS St. folozz Berrblmvz St. Henry's 1, 2g Business Club 35 F. H. A. 4g Intramurals 3, 4g A Honor Roll 3. JEANETTE MARCELLA . HACKER Little Flower Slarifze Student Council 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, PRO-VUE Staff 3,' 4, PRO-VUE Business Manager 3, Sodality Treas. 2. X it X ANITA HAEGELIN Sl. Pazzl F. H. A. 1, T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4, J. C. L. 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Sodality 1, 2. ROSELYN HARMES HELEN HARVEY St. Leo Holy Romry . Sodality 1, 2, Business Club 3,.4Q F. I-l. A. Sec. 2, F. H. A. Style Drill Team 4, Volleyball Tntra- Show 1, Business Club 3, 4, ln- murals 4. tramurals 2, 3, 4. 34 ANNETTE HAEGELIN St. Paul PRO-VUE Staff 4, T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, F. H. A. 1. BARBARA JENSCI-IKE St. Henry Sodality 1, 2, Business Club 3, 4, Corres. Sec. 3, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. PAULA JOHNSTON Si. Mary ll'lflgdl1!6?ll PRO-VUE Editor 4g PHILO- THEAN Staff 2, 3, 4g PHILO- THEAN Literary Editor 35 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 4. CLARICE JUPE St. Gerard Sodality 1, 2g F. H. A. 1, 2g Busi- ness Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior JOYCE IONES Holy Rornry PRO-VUE Staff 4g PHILOTHEAN 15 Science Club 3, 45 Science Club Sec. 45 Latin Club 2, 3. CECILIA ANN KELLY St. Patrick Speech Club 2, 3 ,4g Soctality 4g Merit Award 25 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Coronation Ball Lady 2. 55 BETTY JUPE St. Gerard Sodality 1, 25 F. H. A. 1, 2g si ness Club 43 B Honor Roll 2 BARBARA KEMPF Sl. Mary Sodality 1, 2g F. H. A. 1, 3 Business Club 2, Paletteers 4 BERNICE KIERCE St. Cecilia Business Club Pres. 4g Sports Man- ager 2, 43 Sodality 1g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. LILILIAN KOLLODZIEI St. Micheal Paletteers Sec.-Treas. 4g Business Club 3, 4g Intramurals 2, 5, 45 Sodality 1. FRANCES KLAR Sf. Peter Prime of Apostle! Sodality 1g Biology Club 2g Short- hand Awhrd 4. COLETTE KOSTELNIK St. Leo St. Henry's Academy 1, 23 Business Club 33 F. H. A. 45 Intramurals 4. 36 MARY KLENKE St. Mary Ii. H. A. 1g Business Club 3, 4g Intramurals lg Biology Club 2. .X r . N W .... . .-.t' -:-s- . tn-' ' ' A' stsr A - r 1 ': ' A y ., St. Mary Choral Club 2. 3. 4: Lab Lassies 3. 43 PRO-VUE 4g Red Cross Rep. Senior JOSEPHINE LEAL Little Flower C. C. D. 23 President 4g Latin Club Pres. 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ALICE LAWSON Sarraf! Heart Volleyball Intranaurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 21 F. T. A. Librarian 4, Business Club 1, 2, F. T. A. PAULINE LOGAN OLGA LOPEZ St. Mgzry Afingdaleaz SA. john Berchnzazz PHILOTHEAN Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, Business Club Editor 4, Student Council 2, 4g Treasurer 35 Recording Sec. 4, Y. PRO-VUE Staff 3, 4, T. A. L. A. C. S. 2, 3, 4. 3, 4. 57 MARGARET LEONARD Sl. Peter Prince of the Aporflef J. C. L. 2, 35 C. C. D. 2, 3, 4, Paletteers 1, 4, E. T. A. Vice- Pres. 3, 4. KATHRYN LYNCH SZ. Mary Magdalen Lab Lassies 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Marian Clioristers 2, 3, 4, Temple High 1, 2. VALERIE LYNCH Larklalzd Chapel T. A. L. A. 2, 3, 4g Treas. 35 C. L. 2, 3g PRO-VUE staff 33 Art Club 4. Xi X ANITA MEDINA Sl. ilflmfy Apostles of Good Will Chairman lg Business Club 2, Pres. 3g Vice- pres. 4g Student Council Rep. 4. YOLANDA MASS Sacred Heart F. H. A, lg Sodality 1, 2g Student Council Rep. 3, 4g Business Club Treas. 43 Paletteers 4. MARY HELEN MINOR St. Ioyepla Y. C. S. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science-Club 45 Business Club SQ Paletteers 33 Most Intelligent, Home Room 3. 38 BETTY MCCLEARY St. Mary Speech Club 23 Latin Club 2g Choral Club 2. ARLENE MITCHIE Sf. Michael Business Club 3g F. H. A. 1g C. L. 1g Senior Model. PAT MUNIVE Sl. Peter Prince' of Apostles DORIS MUCKLE St. Am: Sodality 1, 2, Genesians 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 2, Paletteers 3, 4, PHILOTHEAN Art Editor 4. ager 1, 2, A Honor Roll 2. ALICE NOTZON St. Cerilia Business Club 1, 4, Sports Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3. SOCORRO OCHOA Sm Fernmzdo Business Club 4. Senior Varsity 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Sports Man- ANN NICHOLS Sl. joseph T. A. L. A. 3, 4, Teena Texas Contest 4-, PRO-VUE Staff 4, PHILOTHEAN Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4. JOSEPHINE OLIVARES Om' Lady of Sorrows Business Club 2, 3, 4, Y. C, S 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, Sodality I, 2. .ir . is . Lap, 'fl' 'wifi 1 - - V .. . . , .. .s 2 ., J Hs? wr sy , wi. S u,,,,.,,.-. . 15 . ,Q . ..,A . ,,,X . .se . , .,4',QW. . . -at 5.1 I LAX, Q . , LLhL, . 1 - A - ' I ld..-M1 r xl ug' -i ' Sw ieiiiieiwf I A ii gi 2 i f, K' .gr . . f.f1.?.sl....1vm-if.. :IEA ' 1. K. J: 5 . ' 4235? Q4 gg .. ' is 1 c i K. . 4 6 Q' x . ,ri 152 ., JO ANN PANTUSA Sl. Frzzzzrzr Sodality 1, 2g F. H. A. 1, 2, 45 H. A. Vice-Pres. 2g T. A. L. 35 Shorthand Award 4. x Xp. F A BETTY PERSYN Si. john Berflmzmz St. Henry 1, Zg C. C. D. 1, 2 Business Club 33 F. H. A. 4g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 1 MARY LOU PATTERSON Sf. Peter Prince of Apofller Student Council Rep. 35 Vice-Pres. -ig Merit Pin 3g Cheerleader 3g Lab Lassies Treasurer 4. JOYCE PETSCH Sl. Peler'r, Boerfze Boerne High 1, 2, 3g F. H. A. lg Intramurals 1. 40 GLORIA PENA Smz Fermzzzdo Business Club 3, 45 Y. C. S. 4g Sodality 2g Red Cross Rep. 3, 4. ANNA MARIE PIMENTEL Sacred Heart Ursuline Academy 1, 2, 33 F, T. A. 4. Senior INIARY AGNES POOLE Litlfe Flower Genesians 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 33 Basketball Intramurals 2. CHRISTINE RICHTER Om' Lady of Grace F. I-I. A. Treas, 23 Marian Choris- ters 2, 5. 4g Vice-Pres. 4: Sergeant at Arms 3, 4g Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Z '- 'fdufielw 551' ' ' 'A ' ,-W ' 52 ,. IM: H 'iw'-1 f el, rw-1 1 E L img, 2 we 5 5 5 YOLANDA RESENDEZ Izmzmrfzfnte Heart of Mary St. Henrv's 1, 23 C. C. D. 2g Busi ness Club 4g Intramurals 4. PATRICIA POWERS Om' Lnzl-3' of Gmre Sodality Prefect 2g Recording Sec. 35 Latin Club Corfes. Sec. 3g Speech Club Corres. Sec. 4g Nation- al Honor Society 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY RIEBE NANCY RODRIGUEZ Sf. Michael Om' Lady Of Grnre Sodality 1. 21 Lab Iassies 2, 3, 4g C. C. D. 2. 3: F. I-I. A. 2: Pal- Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4: Sports Man- etteers 4g Biology Club 25 F. T. A ager 4g Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 4. 41 CATHERINE ANN ROLF Om' Lady of Grace Best All Round Ig Class Pres. 2g District 8 T. A. L. A. Pres. 2, 33 T. A. L. A. Pres. 4. ROSARY SCI-IULTZ Sf. john lbe Ezfafzgelirl PRO-VUE Staff 3, 4g F. H. A. 1 2, 3, 4g Histo.ian 2g C. E, B. A. Bookkeeping Award 33 Sodality 2. 'Ns-J 'wi M3 ,9 QQ, df- Ama, 18 Fr - 25f'1: ., lk: : fifbff, 52' :l - :': I rl 5 9S:w5!f'lQvf-s?9I v,gt'4f1f'xzlIi,s-wwf . g if i w4izg.f,931.tf .Ef.ir.2lfgS,, r,'.g1yf1,i,1i,g5f .xii-eilg,'1-. ' ' P- A ff rrr' f ' , ,Lf ' A if f'ff? ?2::fEaaf:, ' fi - I 'E' .- Q Qi5fgQ' 5511 gr 32-3 .... . . K . , A V . I THERESA ROZALES St. Mary Business Club 43 Sodality 25 Ma- rian Choristers 4. ELIZABETH ANNE SHER- XYIOOD St. Mary Marian Choristers 2, 3, 43 Student Director 45 PRO-VUE Staff 33 Per- fect Attendance 1g Lab Lassies 4. 42 LINDA SANDSTEDT Sf. Pelez' Prince of Aportler Alamo Heights Ig T. A. 3, 4g President 3g Vice-pres. 4g Speech Club 2. GERMAINE SIGARD St. Mary gg, Business Club 3, 43 Sec. 4g'Palet- teers 4g Sodality Ig Most. Popular Freshman 1. MARY AGNES SITTERLE Om' Lady of Gmre Sodality 1, 23 Speech Club 3. ROSANN SMITH Sf. Peter Prime of Aportler F. I-I. A. OUtS8UdlHg Memf, 4g F. H. A. Style Show 1, 2, 4g So- rlality 1, 2g Marian Choristers 2g Most Like-able in Class 2. Senior DELANA SKELDON JUNE SLAVIN St. A7171 Sl. Mary Mngdfzfezz F. H. A. 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4g Latin Class Pres. lg Vice-Pres. 2, 3 f Club 3, 4g Paletteers 4g Merit Choral Club 3, 4g Historian 4 Award 2. Hall of Fame 2, 3. MARY SOFGE St. A1272 Library Club 3g Science Club 4g Best All-Around in Home Room 3. 45 MARY JO SOHN Sf. john Berrlmzfuz Library Club lg F. I-I. A. 3 S. 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll So dality 1, 2. FLORENCE SOLIS Cluirf lbe King Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3, JL C. S. 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4 Sodality 1. MARIETTA STAVINOHA Sl. P11111 Speech Club 1, 2, lf. H. A. Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3. Paletteers 4. BARBARA SPANN Sf. fllarvq' Mngdfzfezz National Honor Society 2, 3, -ig Choral Club 2, 3, 'ig Speech Clula 1, 2, 3, -lg Treas. 'ig,Perl'ect Attend- ance 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE STEITLE Sf. Iliff,-9' Magdalen lf, H. A. 3, 41 Perfect Attendance 3, Shorthand Awards 3g Paletteers Jig Intramurals 4. 44 SYLVIA STANLIYY SI. Agnes Drill Team 3. MILDRED SUBERG Sf. fohn BEVCAIHZKZIZ Sodality 1, 25 T. A. L. A. 33 Sh hand Awards 3, 4, F. H. A. 1 -'ig Home Room Intramurals 4. Senior LOUELLA SUMMERS 0111' Lady of Good COIIIZJE! Sodality 1, F. H. A. 2g Business Club 5.. ANA MARTHA TELLEZ Sl. Henry Sodality 1, 2, Lab Lassies 5, 4g Tri M 1, 2g Talent Show 25 Palet- teers 4. MAGDALIZN TAGLIZ Sl. Gerard Class Sec. 1, 4, Speech Contest 2, 5, One Act Play Contest 5, 4, C. L. Treas. 4. MAXINE TOEPPERWEIN St. IOIJIZ Berrh111a11 O. L. L. High School 15 Intra- murals 2, 5, 43 Sports manager 53 Varsity Volleyball 5, Lab Lassies 3, 4. 42 LORIZTTA TARANTO Ft. S11111 Isloflffolf Clmlbef Immaculata 23 C. C. D 5, 4, F. H A. 1, 5, 4, Red Cross 53 C. L 5, 4. PATRICIA ROSE TOMBLIN Sf. Michael Sodality 1, 2, 4j Music Club 5 Choral Club Accompanist 5, 4. ALMA JOYCE TREVINO Sl. Henry St. Henry's Academy 1, 23 Speech Club 3, 4g Varsitv 3g Intramural Captain 33 Sports Manager 4. BARBARA VANCE SI. Pefer Prince of Apaftlex Northeast 2, 5g F. H. A. 1, 43 Art Club,4g Senior Model. BEATRICE URIBE Immaculate Hear! of Mary St. Henry's Academy 1, 25 C. C. D. 1, 23 Business Club 4. LOUISA ANN VILLA St. Henry Art Club Pres. 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3g Speech Contest 2, 35 Speech Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club Sec. 3. 46 DOROTHY ANN VALDEZ Si. Michael Speech Club 3, 4g Drill Team 4g PRO-VUE Staff 45 Latin Club 1, 2. ALMA JO 'VOLLMER Sacred Heart F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Historian 35 Parl. 2g District Song Leader 3g Speech Club 4. RITA WAGNER DOROTHY WEST MARGIE WHITE SI. Pefer Prime of Apoftlei' Sf, Gerard Holy Romry 5OC1211ify 1, 23 T- A- L- A- 3, 43 Sodality 1, 23 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council Rep. 1, 2g Speech Home ROOFD Rep-451:-H-A-1,24 Historian 4g F. H. A. Award 2, Club'Pres. 4, Choral Club Vice- Perfect Aft6IlC121r1CC 1, 2. Shorthand Pin 3. Pres. 4, Choral Club 2, 3, 4-g Genesians 2, 3, 4. JO ANN WILHELM St. Ann - Class Vice-Pres. 1, Talent Show 3rd prize 1g Color Day Chairman 3, 4, Miss Cissy Central Contest 33 ' T. A. L. A. 5, 4. ALICIA ZEPEDA Om' Lady of Gmce Music Club 1g Y, C. S. 1, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 2g Business Club 3, 45 Y. C. S, Vice-Pres. 4. lACQUELYN ZUROVEC . Sl. Peler Prime nf Apofllef Sodality 1, 2g Art Club 4g Sec.- Treas. 43 F. H. A. 1, 3, 4, Drill Team 3. 47 me ,, .gg -it -',, , Ai' fiim if -SET fl' 'HW I5 ' , fyzffg- f if- W if X J 33 '55 x R ww 1. f 595+ unior Year Musical Memories always seem to be the best, and the junior Class is setting down as many as possible. Next year, as seniors, everything will be the last, but now, the hest is yet to comef' Grouped around the piano singing the hit tunes and the ones that never quite made it, juniors can forget the hard work that went into putting on the dances, and snap their fingers to Sixteen Tons, or dream along with Stardust melodies. X ! X XP f X S ' 'Tii fgd5'T- ' iff, J-- 7 , 4' , :il ' , gfrixi-li' ff ff-5 N .,,,,,, tg f K , Barbara Bnrtclloru Mariarm Blair Margaret Bonner Consuello Bott-llo unior Sylvia -lo Aldretc Margaret Almayun Olga Amaya Lola Amesquita Liebc Bradicicli Crystal Bridges Mary Ann Brown Mary jane Brown Claudcfttc Campbell Laura Campion Mary Cantu Patsy Carvajal Mary Coffey Sylvia Contreras UP TN THF AlR, ll'NlOR BIRDMFN Graco Iaingfilrl, Katy Mc'Grail, and lo Ann Minklcr rcccivo their wings. Anne Degnan Betty Elizonclo Rose Flores Diana Garcia Ioan Gardner i G Clara Gonzalez Carolyn Gordon Ruth Ann Grams Rita Habcrmann liarbara Haby Patsy Garza Eleanor Gates Shirley Gauthier Gwen Gibbons Marianne Gilkison Mary Kay Coffey and Mary Sheeran get in the mood for the junior Wfinter XVonderland Ball. Sharon Hays Barbara Heye jo Ann Holloway Ann .Iaeckle Gerry Kahn Grace Langfeld Angela Leal june Le Blanc Claire Little Judy Loverde Christine Kirchner Carol Koerner jean Kowalsky Katherine Kress Teresa Krizek Carolyn Mallory Irene Martinez jane Maywalcl Katie McGrail unior Jerrie Lutz Olga MacConnell Gail Macliaclden Maureen Mackey Laura McNeal Diana Medina jo Ann Minkler Mary Mittermayer Norma Mittermayer jo Munive Bertha Ochoa Mary Olivares Socorro Olivares Joanne Parrish unior jose Reyna Iris Rigamonti Alice Rodriguez Betty Rodriguez Della Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Kathleen Picard Janie Pina Martha Pinn Rita Ranly Mary Romo Patsy Saenz Mary Rose Sanford Margaret San Marco Sylvia Santos Dolores Sarro Nelwynn Segel Mary Sheeran BACK TO THF OLD GRIND Diana Medina, Marx' Ann Brown, and Patritia Xlifolff, seated on P. l-l. S. 'S mounted millstone, hrush up before nine week tests. Dorothy Shipman Aliene Stanush Lorraine Suberg Kathy Sutton Barbara Wfalker Charlene Wfatson Barbara Wolff Patsy Wfolff Rosario Zuniga Barbara Tollen Rachel Van De Wfalle joan Van Ness Mary Vials Cynthia Vollmer 15 .- - iw R, Ufiff.. M 'fx gk I.. 5 ., Q, li M20 Qffff. 5: R wh fx-if 2' 'ff f ,,y,,,,-f EE? ff L, . V at.. E. .... , L Nm ,eg-Xie A, -,is , QL M 'LLL ' ,-v' gf ff' ' A .gif riwl' Mx, 7-1' -- L ' SA k . . n - , V' ff wfiy. . ,mr - --.' 5 3 x Q xx walk ,Marv Group harmony is not always easy, for there is us- ually someone who is off key. But, sophomores have managed to stay in tune, not only music-wise, but also in every other aspect of school life. They have passed through the freshman year with flying colors, for to them 'lthe sky's the limitf' Since you can't work all the time, then there is nothing more relaxing than a roaring fire, good friends, and an accordion that seems to know all of the oldies Sophomores take time out from recording new daily events to record memories. NN, W0 TPNESPASSING i f-J, -77 f fx i, ,K A' 1 if fa-alfa , ff 1-ff aa' fa igizilldfii .wr ,fff ' ff. , jf C21 ffiffff' 'iii 'JJ' 0 'D its is a- fl - I 1 Vftf i5,:: T-'l-:I-'i V ' 'fTo'i,?ET a--- -N- 53- s l ull y ftffff f Tiff? ,l l . 17? ,, Vfz'L,, f' 'X yijii '5 5 '54, Y , ff-Y K K fffpf U' 4 ll it 7 p X ff, iw 1 gf ,jx c f, Ak! if 1 Zi? '7 ff' if 5: ,5 E a a, ig ,rpg as 7' li ,urfjlt fr xg li 'iii '1Lfi'l i , Jn f'li iii, IMA!-Tie Vg?-Wi:--yi , 57 f a as fifr - Mary Louisc Aguilera Sylvia Ann Aguirre Maureen Ambrose' Jacqueline Anderson Sofia Angulo Mary Esther A Sylvia Arcmlos joan Arnett Ann Campbell Peggy Capcrton Gloria Casarez rccli :ga Patricia Astor-nuion Margiuct B.1lmo5 jerry Barbcrii Patricia Baucli Rose Mule Btrlon Miry Ann Bcttg Bolulwt Blll1DCIC.I Louise Bongiorno Ca Bunny Bowick rol jean Braden, Judy Britton Patricia Brothcrnmn Loretta Conti Mary Coronado Mary Castillo Pat Chadwell Sandra Cline Pauline Colose So lwmores Claire Cotter Pat Cunningham Betty Daniel Virginia Davalos Margaret 'De Cock Carmen De La Pena Sylvia De Leon Carol De Lorme Irma De Los Santos Ioyce Discussing their Student Council reports l'or'll1e next day are the repre'5cntatix'es f Joyce Corrigan. Patti Popp. Judy Britton, and Peggy Caperton. Corrigan Helen Dettling Patricia Ealy Joy Ann Earnest Patricia Elder Sop omores Bunny Jean Dever Barbara Diver Phyllis Dyess Dolores Elizondo Alice Feille Mary Felan Adele Fernandi Patricia Fillinger 'Drink up, you studentsfl and Dianna Porras. Barbara Farrish Patricia Faulkner Those to toast are Claire Cotter, Alice Feille Rita Gianotti Maureen Gordon Barbara Gramer Gayle Groff Ruth Garza Janice Gastinger Sandra Giano jo Ann Gianotti Marie Gaitan Dianna Jo Galvan Patricia Garcia Sylvia Garibay Carolyn Barbara Barbara Barbara Finger Finnegan Flood Flume Viola Grohman Theresa Gros Gertrude Grothues Rose Mary Guerrero Virginia Gutierrez Theresa Habermann Claire Heffernan Stella Hoyueln Gail Huegele Shirley Jimenez Gay Jordan Betty Hernandez Betty Hickey Think it will help? Carol Braden. Pat lvlasch, and Bmhgrrrz Wfagner believe Bon.1 Lisa needs some nour ishment. Mary lngle Dorothy Issues X Sophomore-as Bertha Juarez Genevieve Knrzun Janet Kee Carolyn Kneupper Mary Koch Judy Kosharek Virginia Kutac Lydia Laborde Helen Lamm 62 Bette Maher Margaret Martin Frances Martinez Patricia Masch Pat Lamm Dora Lopez Grace Lopez Gloria Mayer Marilyn Mayer Patricia Mayer Margaret McLemore Beverly Meyer Ella Louise Meyer Marie Munrye Mary Claire Osborn Irma Pacheco Billie Pearce 65 Anna Marie Pena Margaret Perales Marianne Picker Patti Popp Gladys Lyssy Diana Porras oan uasso Jean Remlinv Marie Ripps Rosalind Rippstein Consuclo Robles Marlene Reinhard Rosemary Renclon Frances Renken Martha Reveles Vincy Ruffo Carmen Ruiz Diane Ruiz Exams coming up, girls? Carol De Lorme, Pat Garcia, and Pat Ealy are seen coming out r of chapel. Rosemary Rod rigucz Loretta Ruff 3 Helen Sanchez Edna Sandoval Carolyn Schultz So I omores Carol Singer Barbara Sitterle Carolyn Strawn Elizabeth Small 65 Elizabeth Schultze Beverly Schweitzer Mary Louise Segovia Gracie Selva Velia Sierra Pat Towers Mary Lulie Velarde Cynthia Martha Vollmcr Barbara Wfagner Marcia Wfeltcns Sandra Wixifield Ann Wfunsch janet Yaegcr Pauline Zuercher in 5 ', Q Q 4 s mx, n 1 n 1 1 1 Q 4 1- 'v u . Q as s , f ug A F E53 QQ 3 Freshmen Predict ForthcomingPlatte 66 .K 'Q just starting out on n four year experience that they will never forget, the freshmen are enjoying the present, but cun't help wondering about what the future, the senior year, will bring. With four years yet to cram full of Noled Ezfenty, Clary Noter, Club Norm, and all the rest, their Scrapbooks and note books will be filled to the brim with high school experiences. 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X V145Afxxlf My MW W yi ,xv-Y ff' 'X .5 f ir-- c X m N ri e,ee e be rf 6 7 'X ' Sandra Adams Olga Aldrete Veronica Aldrete Annette Aldrich Mary Alvarado Sandra Anthony Rosemary Arangua Rosemary Arizola Arlene Ayala Geraldine Balmos Carolvn Blum joy ce Blume Charlene Bock Mary lane Boring Dorothy Boyle Mary Ellen Brangan Kathleen Brown Patty Brown Alice Burnham Barbara Carle Barbara Carlin Clara Carvajal Guadalupe Cerda Stella Cerda Barbara Christensen EINSTEINS ??? Studying hard, or pretending to be are: Charlene Boch, Anna Flores, Virginia Kowalik, and Mary Jane Gosnell. Earline Craft Kathleen Cuny Rose Mary Davila Carmen De Leon Catherine Dingel Paula Dlugosz Josephine Dominguez Eileen Doyle Kathleen Driffil Pat Dyess Judith Elder Mary Eseamilla Martha Contreras Marie Copp Grace Cortez Nelda Gonzales Beatrice Gonzalez Dorothy Gonzalez Mary Gosnell Josephine Gamez Mary Jane Garcia Teresa Garcia Minerva Garza Bonnett Gerloff Sylvia Godoy Irma Gonzales Geraldine Griffin Catherine Grohman Irma Guajarclo Rosemarie Guerra jean Haller Fay Finch Juanita Flores Anna Marie Florez Sylvia Flory Barbara Fournier eshm n Barbara Fry Christine Gallagher Shirley Gallagher. Agnes Sarah Doris joan jupe Barbara Hanner Irene Harris Erin Hermeb Eloise Hernandez Mlary jo Hinojosa XWERE IUST LITTLE FISH! Sliding clown the banister and enjoying their suckers are: Iudy and Joyce Poston, Mary Es- camilla, and Virginia Knight Shirley Kirkes Dorene Klar Sandra Kneupper Virginia Knight Barbara Ann Keller Patricia Kelly Betty Kempf Dorthy Kierce Vrrginia Koch L. S. M. F. P. LETS SAY .MARY'S FAVORITE PRAYER Deep in prayer before the statue of the Blessed Mother trt these l:I'CSl1lNCI1+fiflll Voelkes, Sandra Kneupper, and Sn ili Jorris. Carolyn Kotula Virginia Kowalilc Lucy Lamey Betty Lawson Georgia Lelir Barbara Lutz Barbara Jean Mabe Patricia Mac Quellan Sandra lvlac Que-llan Agnes Margarstadt Cara Lynne Martinez Gloria Martin-ez Maria Martinez Rosa Martinez Kathleen MeQuiiide Angelina Medellin Mary Louise Meiclie Margaret Metzger Juanita Miehulik Rosenmny Milligan Stella Morales Anne Ochogi Carmen Ornelus jo Ella Osborn Mary Alice Pena Anna Marie Perez Annie Perez Charlotte Poerner Helen Polzinco .loyce Poston 'luely Poston Virginia Psencik Gaye Rnbuck Anyee Rzindol Theresa Rayes Zolin Reyna Carol Rllorlius Marie Rims Kathleen Robertson Juliana Rodarte Belinda Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Virginia Rodriguez Lydia Romo Mary Romo Joan Rubush Mary Kay Santee Angela Savoy Carol Sue Schmidt jo Ann Sebera Ella Mae Saenz Hope Sosa Chrystal Stark Ann Stateczny Carol Stead Elizabeth Stron Bonnie Sydnes Mary Tavares 74 Mary Frances Shipman Evelyn Simmang Mary Stella Simon Ruth Smith eshm Ann Whitehead Carol Lee Wirth SOMEBODY GOO FED ll Stumped over this problem are: Mary Boring, Judy Elder, Barbara Lutz, and Dyanne Dingle, students from 208. 75 Gail Voelker Alberta Vollmer Beverly Volz Gerry Von Schwnnitz Paula Tiedeman Beatrice Torres Helen Tower Aliee Treuno Jeannine Vistuba N3 'iii' A3235 if as 2 WESQW tfigiw E-153115339 Mary Waldron Joyce Watson - re, i,.. Q ,. - - f -QE' ' If . gi, 'HSS' 7 .S N .,Z , rr, ::f. 7 2:92113 13 1f-,-,i -xS'iT', Q, N143 'ffiii-Jiirig sur., , ,fefagfif-gr . I in 5 . f 1 I , A W ' -ffipzzk W B fr Sylvia Wright Sarah XY!urz e , . -w 522 'A S952 FIWEVQW S 55 , 15 S Y I 1, 1 mx, L,, 4, F'- All night study sessions usually end in talking mara- thons, but PHS-ers manage not only to keep up with studies, but also to have time for remembering the events of a noted year. It may be the last exam for the seniors or the first for the freshmen, but there will always be the last minute cramming, the self- made promises of never againf' and the worry until the teacher says, Pencils down. But isn't that school life at any time? x,, ' tudy Sesswn f A ex , s ew fQxf5X1?12QEZ??TG7F'fR t lflk 'S-s - lit '- e l 6 5 ',,, f x XA KLQQEQEM QXQQL A , X , XQ K 2 - i x i Kxi-EE's1,NbYgii'T Seniors stucly Mary through art. Blanche Cianotti and Beverly Riehe look on as Diane Galloway gives a finishing touch to xi Marian painting. Annette Bienek studies Notre Dame cles Petits Etienne eligion Head PJLS. rogrum What, that Dennis the Menace won't do. -To Ann Minkler, Crystal Bridges, Aline Stanush, Delia Rodriguez. Patsy Carvajal, Patsy Wolff, and Mary Ann Brown fincl the newspaper an interesting source for religion discussion topics. What's buzzin ? Katherine Grohman and Anyce Ran- dol take part in a lively discussion - on the New Testament. In the back- ground are seen other discussion groups hard at. work. Ri, , I've got a secret! Giving the final results of the Gospel discussions are these secretaries of their own individual groups: fSeated left to rightj Irene Haigris, Olga Aldrete, Erin Hermes and Carol Sue Schmidt, discussion leader fstandingj. Get Happy is the theme of the religion classes at P. H. S. The girls learn in their classes that theirs will be ajoyous life if they practice their faith every day. And to practice their faith well it is necessary to learn every phase of it first. After learning how to put knowledge to practical use, they will have the foundations of happiness for the rest of their lives. 79 Pro- Vu Record B-E-A-T are four letters that hold a year of learning thing to do in putting out six issues of a newspaper. Developing a nose for news g beating out a story on a reporters best friend, the typewriterg working to beat the deadline: all these add up to the bona fide report- ers of the Providence B-E.A-T. 2 5 2 5 , it ..- ree,e ,,.i . so -- il.. W.. reee ,,i,,, , ..-..-.,-.e-.,-,,, ,, N ,M , .t.. . ,,,,.,.,s...,e...m.e You mean OUR sponsor said THAT about USl - s Biaking a beeline for a by-line are PRO-VUE report- mMmwmwwMMWm.W,.,.e,WwmiixW ers, Helen Kotula, Annette Haegelin, Agness Ald- A Wwwwmm worth, and liarhara Tollen, as Dorothy Valdez gets the ,f MwMm 'Nix latest scoop from Niel-cey, regular columnist. Mmm gl' bmw WMWWWMM .W ,i .. . ..., ..,,, , M MW,.,,..a .,,,, ,MEBMW E 5 2 l lr im-, . ,,., M ,. W.-- -sf ...w.W..- Now, youse guys, all I want is cle facts. Pat Fitzpatrielc editorializes her opinion of how a big city reporter looks, as Mary Alice Cadena, Carole Britton. and Ann Nichols admire her technique. for the PRO-VUE staff members. There's always some- PHS Beat J Take your twisted talons off the tweed! Pauline Logan and Jeanette Hacker, old hands at jour- nalism, seem bored even in the midst of old Assignment Sheet Rag g but Patsy Powers, Paula Johnston, Rosary Schultz, and Joan Grant are still in the swing of things. If there's anything I can't stand, it's Mozart. Margaret Boring doesn't seem to enjoy Mozart In a Modern lNIanner as an accompaniment to her typing efforts. Joyce Jones, Judy Aldrete, Mary Louise De Leon, and Ju-Ju Eichliorn show Margaret how to type with a beat. 1 X The top recording star at PHS, Paula Johnston, Editor of the PRO-VUE. Math and Science are in the to tackle the problem presented discover that between atoms and number of such problems. Even the algebra, geometry, and' general math feated, while biology and chemistry view of the old P. H. S. spirit. ,av too! are Sopho- Braden, and lf rhere's anything I hate, it's pickled pig's feet! Amateur senior chefs trying out their first meal in I-lcvmcmal-:ing are: Geraldine Gl'ilH2ll!W. Colette Kostelnik, Mary Ann Grothues, Betty jean Persyn, and Louella Summers. To Market We Shall Go. Seniors Lillian Kolodziej, Margaret Fordyce, Germaine Sigarcl, and Annette Haegelin are seen on .a field trip at the San Antonio market. 84 E 3, .M ,-...GA -,..-,...... . ,,i-..,.,.. .,. ,,. Anyone would know tltat XYZ means the end of the alphabet. .- . Mary Vials, right, holds evidence in view of julia Eichhorn, and Doris Muckle. , Statistics show that 2 our of 1 use Sparkle toothpaste. Arlene Ayala points out the fundamentals of general mathematics to Bonnette Gerloff and Patty Brown. A Personally, I go for scrabblef' Waiting for the bell to ring to begin a bout with some tough algebra problems are Barbara Kellar Alberta Vollmer,i joella Osborn, Beverly Volz, Juanita Michalik, and Betty Pack. om making ighlights Curri ulum Homemaking is an essential in every girl's life. Here at PHS, there are various ways to increase one's knowledge of keeping a home. First there is sewing, where a girl may remember this saying, As you sew, so shall you also rip. Next on the .mile of homemaking is personality. Here PHS-ers learn how to be more charming and graceful, and how to get along in hfzrnzmzy with friends and the family. The third :wie represents child care. In this course, students learn an easy and profitable way to care for children. Housing comes next. During this class the girls plan beautiful homes of the future. Let's take a look in the cooking lab. Hear the pots and pans rattling? That's the .rynzpbozzy put on by the cooks of tomorrow slaying in the kitchen. This is only an example of the many different and interesting things that go on during the class of homemaking here at Providence. Well, that makes six girls. The Professional Look! Sylvia Wfright, Joyce Poston. Georgia Lehr, Stella Morales. Anna Marie Perez, and Martha Arevalos are seen showing off clothes they made in Freshman sewing class. -'- Ref T. Lxliig -1? Rosimn Smith. Margaret Fordyce, Kitty Rolf, Judy Banks, and Margaret Fordyce peek in at a new-born baby. qi' lf'---1 2 ,fgf -5, f'-if -1 2 ' PHS-e Pr par XVhnt did lic say? Wlmt did lie say? licvcrli' Reilw tvpcs Ll rcfnrclctl letter while Lillian Knllotlzici. Colette Kostclnilc, Mar- garet ,Furtli't'e. xml Mary Klenkc experiment ,mf V t twawi :Vik 5' 5 5 , . sf lil i l lx ,F gt 3 - N - ' M7 5,3 ,A X X, Q13 ,t.- S559 my Rah .wmwwtywwtw lt 't ff tx t ' ,ff 'NE QM X f Mw!w,,,,.f-ff Xx fwx 'Q N ,,,. ..:: .iit ,.,, J -A sq fi ..:.. , ...., it RNA t , ' ' S N X 2 Nw E N X' 'S M xxx M X X QQ ,wwf xx' X, with tliftctcnt mttqliincs in Office Practice Class. A testing plant for unusable paper. Tlic typing class gc-ts reatly fur an all-important time test. 86 For Business Upon entering the typing room, one may most likely be put mln the Mood by sounds of clicking keys. These sounds are no comparison to Glenn Miller's Moonlight Serenade, but the girls making these sounds are preparing themselves for their future in the business world or at college. Each girl at PHS usually includes one year of typing in her schedule, for this knowledge comes in mighty handy, Linger Awhile and you will observe the bookkeeping, business letter writing, and clerical office practice classes at work. Brown Eyes are diligently scanning their text books in preparation for that all important role in the future. Wl1ere Do We Go From Here? Next, the shorthand class comes in for a lesson on dots, dashes, and that difficult language of a secretary. There isn't any time for Dreaming in this class. Any PHS-er taking one or more of these courses will surely find very good use for her knowledge in the world of Tomorrow. ,. utur Dis is strictly for de birds! Helen Elder. Gwen Lee Gibbons, -Ierrie Lutz, and Sylvia Contreras take their shorthand on the serious side. Well, that settles that! Two plus two does equal four! Judy Loverde, Lune Rodriguez, Mary Kay Coffey and Barbara Wolff are hard at work, but enjoying it in bookkeeping. sic Sets Pace orStud nt Lff Everybody clap your hands and Twinkle will come to lite! Ana Martha Tellez performs to the accompaniment of Patricia Tomblin nt the piano with Virginia Diaz supplying, the vocal. Students find that music at PHS is more than just ri happy tune or 11 dance ballad: it is a part of everyday life. Music makes up the greater part of the school routine, for as a background for the hubbub ot' noon time, students play records, mostly popular. And, as it once-21-day to once-a-week class, the talented analyze their classical music to the last note. But, be it Perry Como or Johann Strauss, if it's music, the students listen, but more important, they appre- ciate. 88 4 Pianist hard at work. Mary Juliet Cherin shows Sister Teresita her skill at playing the piano. Pride and Prejudice Music I sturlcnts, left to right, Ann XVhiteherul, Carol Kotula, Sandra McQuell1m, joan Rubush, and Barbara Fry, show off their Music Scrapbooks. Lang age A rts iw Hirlf Cer! ri bon. it's so good, or so they say of Language Arts. Wfhichever you choose, you are guaranteed to learn enough to discern between a Christmas card and menu. Latin students enjoy their classes as opfifrm, while aspiring young Span- iards think theirs are may .r211zfmtim. Still others at PHS play it safe and stick to English and Speech. But, baby, it's cold outside! French II students-Claudette Campbell, Cyn- thia Vollmer, Carol Koerner, Diana Garcia, Maureen Mackey, Carolyn Gordon, Eleanor Gates, and Liebe Bradicich-express the Christ- mas spirit in French carols. K SSX' 5: lf 9 X, I Sh! Don't tell her. Let her find out for herself. Elizabeth Sherwood finds unplugging the phonograph quite a trick while Marilyn Gobel tries vainly to play it. Barbara Vance thinks MACBETH some treat. 90 .I Keynote Donkey Serenade? Iris Rigamonti, Mary Alice Rodriguez, and Patsy Wcblff atltl to the Spanish Class a touch of Latin influence. Latin Lovers? One phase of Latin which pleases every- twne is the translation of modern hits into the classic language. Meanwhile back at the ranch .... Rita NX'agner, Gail MacFadden, Anita Haeglin listen to a speech tlelivered by Kathy Sutton. History at PHS is told 'through ith, istory the ages. lreshmen are delighted in studying world history, where learn the story of prehistoric to the present time of juniors trace Ameri- the landing of own era. They frontier, the an 92 Students The art master the if we could pass these off as antiques? Tellez, Mary Helen Garcia, Joyce Petsch, and Rosie prepare greenware to be fired. I guess this will get us into the painters' union. These girls find that it pays to do it yourself. Busily at work on their belts are jo Ann Holloway, Marietta Stavinoha, and Diana Garcia. Mary Claire Behles and Michael Ann Brennan varnish origi- nally designed tables. 95 4 U! I Club Notes Point 0ut Sehool L aders fl f As a record records a song for permanent enjoyment, a secretary's minutes note the happenings of a parti- cular meeting for future reference. These Club Notef symbolize the spirit and activities of PHS organiza- tions. Students enter into projects, giving their all to make them a success. just as the secretary has her minutes handy for various needs, these Club Notef furnish ready reference material for those looking back on a noted year. Are you looking for lbe milrzzter? 7935 P hx .i ,W . N il ty ,xi cxgef . fi .is My X ee i t it U' VQQQY . 5 Q, . .4 'ii : JMX 51111, xii-..:.f1,:fl. QQ, lyk' I it XX - XJ X N l l Y' X Q 1' t zgjllf M J ef 5 l il i. i . X Little Things Mean A Lot. Rose Marie Berlon drops her letter of credit into the crib of overflowing Christmas offerings. Practice makes perfect! or so say the experts. Ask any Socialist and she will answer that regular practice of her duties will lead her to a perfect life. Mass. rosary, mental prayer, spiritual reading, and meditation are the daily duties that, though sometimes tedious and difficult, will be the foundation of a career with Christ. Confession and Communion are a regular review of all that has been learned. Lectures and conferences with her counsellor give her instruction in her chosen field, To jesus, Through Mary. Socialists Practice New Sodali y ule Hey, your lunch was misfiled again. Boss. Dorothy Shipman, prefect, talks over next issue of P's and Q's with Mary Juliette Cherin and Dolores De Leon. But, don't you think its a little dressy for a football game? Nicky Maldonado and Soc- orro Olivares admire Patsy Carvaja.l's new formal that comes up to S. D. S. stand- ards. Is that a dagger that I see before me .. .... Alicia Zepeda, Rosalie Garza, Laura MacNcal, and Rita Ranly are hard at work on Y. C. S. business. yy ...... .iros nl Y. C. S. phold atholi Action The Y.C,S. organization calls to mind an old adage, from little things, big ones grow. Weekly meetings are attended by a group of students who find that in discussing their problems and experiences with others, they can profit not only themselves but also the whole student body. Now you must promise never to do that again, little girl. Janice Brothermarx, treasurerg Mary Lou Patterson, vice-presidentg ju-ju Eichhorn, presidentg and jerry Lutz, secretary, discuss coming board meetings. Stud nt Conductor You can't fool me, you Republican. 'I'hat's an Eisenhower button. Barbara Haby, Dorothy Shipman, and Pauline Logan encourage Paula Johnston to put on a badge and face up to her duty as hall monitor. 98 atur d PHS in '56 Student Conductor usually refers to child prodigy. However, at Providence the Student Con- ductors are the Leaders of the classes and different organizations. These girls make up the Student Coun- cil Board. The school world needs leaders as does any other world. Our Churchills, Eisenhowers, Edens, and Stevensons are made up of the Floods, Kees, Habys and Whiteheads, who serve as class leaders now. The leaders of today's concert become the conductors of tomorrow's symphony. .,comin' into the stretch, neck and neck .... , and now a word from our sponsor. Kit Flood, Virginia Diaz, and Janet Kee play disc jockey for noon hour periods. A-ha! Only lLQ000,599 strokes and it's out of ink. Ann Whitelmead, joan Grant, Josie Leal, and Delia De Leon paint posters to dress up the halls. 99 Johnny, turn around this minute and pay attention! Margaret Leonard and Loretta Taranto must use the church for their teaching, since no classrooms are available. S 3 S NOK! Who has the keys? Leaving for the C. C. D. convention in Fort Worth are Father Iames Moore, Dolores De Leon, Father Charles Drees, Helen Elder, and 'Iosephine Leal. Sign here ........ Here ,,...,.. HERE ! 7 Making holy cards and pictures for the Confrzlternity are Pat Mzisch, jackie Anderson, Josephine Munive, Marie Munive, and Virginia Kutac. 100 onfraternity Members ractice at olic Action Every Tuesday some PHS students, with the help of a sponsor, meet to discuss what they are going to do the next day during their religion classes. Their, refers to the student teachers who instruct children of grade school nge in the musts and by-laws of their faith. One of the hardest things to learn in the C. C. D. is how to keep L1 straight face when approached with proposals of all types. In fact, it was rumored, to the consternation of all C. C. D. teachers, that one six year old pro- posed marriage. QSubject in question - How to refuse your first proposnl?j i i V op Students orm . . . Now, here's a good one. Paula Johnston lets other active members, Jeanette Hacker, Ju-Ju Eichhorn. Barbara Spann, Pat Tomblin, joan Grant, and Patsy Powers, in on a small terrel. The students of PHS, being girls, dislike the thought that so called brains are thought of as bespectacled characters going through that nose-in-the-book routine. Therefore, the National Honor Society was introduced. Fac- ulty and student body have raised this organi- zation to such a high level of esteem that membership in it is Considered both an honor and a privilege. It takes not only brains to make a N. H. S. member, but also leadership, character, and service. That makes me want to cry. Mary Ann Grothues wattlies as joan Grant hands Helen Marie Elder her N. H. S. membership card. Wfaiting to receive theirs are Pauline Logan, Rosary Schultz, Mildred Suberg, Barbara Heye, and Jerrie Lutz. '-Q'-A--mt. Ge esian im For Better S eec Speech Week is one of the first steps taken each school term hy the Genesians to promote good speech. Through the year the Genesians plan many projects such as the one-act play and the talent show to remind students that good speech is always in style. Steady does it, Margie. julia Eichhorn, president of Student Council, installs Speech Club officers- Margie Wliite, Dora Lee Garcia, Barbara jean Spann, Patsy Powers, Mary Ann Gilkeson, and Judy Ald- rete. f , 'llllllif im, M , ith if 5 wtatt.,wWw U J 4 iliac' E1-.Cf 'gf Czmr--'--mm, 3 '-i- -MJ For outstanding service above and beyond the call of duty.. Margie XY'hite awards pin to Miss Speech, Carol Britton On- lookers are: Pat Dvess. Billie Ruth Pearce Dolores DeLeon, Cynthia Vollmer. Charlotte Poerner. Marianne Blair, Iris Rigamonti, Mary Kay Coffey, Doris Muckle, Margaret Boring, Mary Ellen Koch, and Ann Whitehead. 102 J.C. . Stimulutes ld orld nterest Show this girl to the door. In a rehearsal for a J. C. L. play are Gay Jordan, Patti Popp, and Barbara Gramer. L gf- a i Z '7' 9 Don't jump off a def when you see a group of PHS-ers dressed in old Latin garbs. They are only doing their part as Latin Club members. In this organization the brains who take Latin, a major subject here at PHS, put on various skits throughout the year. The reason for this? To encourage inno- cent fish', to take Latin next year. Latin, usually known as a dead subject, is now being livened up by PHS-ers. Je' 'U' Scalpel, sponge, scissors, paste ! ........ Margaret McLemore and Ruth Ann Grams, co-chairmen, receive an order for gummed ad- dress tags from Theresa Gros. And then, the big bad wolf says .,,... Latin Club officers Magdalen Taegle, treasurerg jo Ann Parrish, vice-presidentg Mary Sheeran, preside-ntg Vinci Ann Ruffo, secretaryg and Mary Ellen Cook, correspond- ing secretary-study the book donated during Book Week etter siness Bur au And then Ann Sothern said .... Anita Merlina,Yoluncla Mass, Bernice Kierce, and Germaine Signrd discuss plans for the B. B. B. Sr. Say .... Mickey Mouse stock went up 1002,! Bianqhe Gianotti and Beatrice Uribe pay a visit to the Stock Exchange. 104 u 'lds Better Sec taries Woncler what the 'Big Boss' looks like ? Dressed for work are Carolyn Mallory, Barbara Wolff, Claire Little, Iris Rigamonti, and Mary Kay Coffey, models in the ll. B. B. 's style show. 105 ''Ineonsicprophysiotiostication? I carft even pronounce that! Dolores Sarro, jualy Loverde, Sharon Hays, and june LeBlanc keep in tune as the junior Business Club officers. just like threading a needle! Carmen Ruiz demonstrates how to thread rx typewriter to Carol De Lorme and Margaret Ivlarfin. Sophs Contribute To B. B.B. Standards Now add a little paste and .,.. Gertrude Grothues and Pat Masch show the do it yourself method on the club scrapbook to the other B. B. li. officers: Barbara Finnegan, Mar- garet De Cock, and Peggy Caperton. ,fa 106 The minor explosions that have reverberuteel 'hrifiiigh the ihc-rnistry lah are 'ust some Of .. t . , 1, . the slienanigans ut the Lab Lassies. 'lheir cxperimenrs may leail to the inxentions of iumlwri tivmorrow the blowing up uf the chemistry lah. At any rate they liavr- bien primping with eye slmdow, glitter powder, hanrl lotion, and polish remover, which they tlieniselvcs have brcwerl. The Lab Lusgies are booming on to progress. OI' v How do you like this shade of green? Demonstrating ro Mary Ellen Koch the nail polish remover made by some of the Lab Lassies are Doris Muckle and Betty McClearv. ab assies Note Chemi al xperiments .Z J The best solution is to wear gloves. Displaying hand lotion, one of the products made by the Lab Lassies are Carolyn Kneupper, Maureen Am- brose, and Sylvia Aguirre. Will it be a loud bang or a fizzle? Michael Ann Brennan, Rose Marie Angelini, Joyce jones, and Mary Lou Patterson are rlistilling water for the Lab Lassies. ale tteers ri- The members of the Madonna Chapter, the Eleanor Onderdonk Chapter, and the junior Paletteers bann under the title of The Paletteers in order to appreciate all forms of art from the 'Mona Lisa' down to the latest cartoon drawing, An old piece of art is like an old violing it mellows with age, while a modern drawing excites the spirit. The Paletteers learn not only to appreciate art but also to put to work some of the newly-learned techniques. It's debatable P l Taking a view of some of the works of art at the Texas Annual Art Ex- position are members of the Paletteers, Germaine Sigard and Mary Clair Behles discuss a polished wood cary- ing by Charles ljmlaof. Q 1 3 . ..., r ii if' ,sa ft? 1 i 1 :gg l pf l i s 2 H R 5335333 iigtaefaaiazawt f '31f?Q'ilt?2,Z . it iii' Artes, Ng 52332 ,a tie Line forms to tl1eWEi,gQFgN . . . , Mmflfelrlrrmaaisf i, 5 Stepping out in high are these members of the Paletgtfffrs who held ,fi an afternoon tea at Bright Shawl. Bunny Bowrclc serggs Maureen Am- brose while Sylv1aWXnn Carolyn Kneupper J'-19,11-,i::g:,:54Q9:sszas?g3:.3rgx,gVylggaegrf fitf yisltitiilriitaitxig' W awflaaifrzzftfaitiafw And this is a fisllermarfs dream come true. Mrs. Robert Culmer demonstrates ideas for advertising to art students Louisa Ann Villa, Lillian Kolodziej. and Joella Doyle. I.ffumaaf,a-sw-reartaeta .i Q s f--rw mauve-aa aww V- fi MarleN te Y ar In this noted year at PHS, the Modern Music Masters stand out as the organization of the year. Tri-M takes in the Marian Choristers, Providence's best publicity' agents, and the Music Club. Under the sponsorship of Sister Mary Teresita, they make music at Providence a big thing in the life of PHS-ers. 1 Mrs. Victor Allesandro, wife of noted symphony conductor, points out relics of the history of music to interested Tri-M members, Virginia Diaz, Mary Juliette Cherin, Patricia Rose Tomblin, and Christina Richter. ' F To please her Highness, Virginia Diaz entertains members of the Queen's Court with a vocal selection. 109 FHA-e Practice J :W ., w , f' , , 1, X -,., ,.., , i i pg ::-: ,:. M H at Come back, Shane !', E Genevieve Karam of the Marian Chapter shows off her new white semiformal in the F. H. A.. 'S Fall Style Show, sponsored by the Providence Chapter. Andrew Sisters plus one ? Sylvia Wright, Barbara Flood, and Marietta Stzminohzx, officers of the three F. H. A. chapters, are installed by Par Karam. 110 om make fs Arts ax The Marian Chapter, with Sister Mary Lihertn, sponsor, helps the members plan and Carry out many useful proiefts. Their cookie and rake sales are a very powerful influence nn many hungry PHS-ers after school hours. Haven't I seen you before? 1 Mary Elizabeth Coronado serves Diana Jo 3 Galvan and Diana Porras at an F. H. A, reception. For me ? Betty Daniels, Barbara Farrish, Ann Campbell, and Elizabeth Schultze admire the dishes the F. H. A. purchased with SIQH Green Stamps. How did they collect so many stamps? just ask an F. H. A.er what the price of admission was to the February meeting. 111 om make I, The Monica Chapter, under the leadership of Sister Mary Ange- lina, is open to all freshmen wish- ing to join. The members work for their junior Degree by taking various tests and doing different acts at home. Wford has it that they are thinking of adopting If I Knew You Wfere Comin', l'd Have Baked A Cake for their theme song, because their main hobby seems to be making cakes. 'll Now, I have this little trick I do with mirrors. Rosarv Schultz introduces the twins, ,loyce and Judith Postum. at F. H. A installation. And now we will have a short talk from a few of our members. Being installed as officers of the F. I-I. A. are: Beverly Volz, Betty Daniel, Barbara Vance, Sylvia Vifright, Barbara Flood, Marietta Stavinoha, Pat Karam, Delana Shkeldon, Carmen Ruiz. Judy Elder, Mary Sheeran, Ann Campbell, and Patricia Dyess. Well, bless my soul, an SSQH Green Stamp! Agness Aldworth bestows on Angela Savoy the title of Miss F. H. A. -5. 7 Plan or utur Uncle Sam Needs you-to be a teacher! Mary Alice Lawson, Helen Elder, Maureen hlackey, Margaret Leonard. aintl Lintla Samclsteclt, F. T. A. officers, look over announcement of Americaln Education Week. its fe f ' .fer 'Z sf edit Playing hookev ? No, iust going on the F. T. A. convention to Denton, Texas, are ju-ju Eichhorn. jackie Ander- son, Mrs. H. li. Stimel, and Billie Ruth Pearce. Sv., g3?2jQ5S5Jl5W5435595'573if'?3??2Z?sgg5zfqie...W W . The F. T, A. gives the members of the cluh an idea of what teaching is like and the requisites one must possess to become 11 teacher. XVhen the students dream of that day to come when they will be encoun- tered with ii class of well-scrubbed faces, they begin to realize the all- .mportant aim of F. T. A. f t., L,.. . an G.. if we 4 -ss. i M. a sw. we me uf we W lim Wmirmwg eitwewwm . A essandro otes Virginia Diaz, president of the Choral Club, receives n letter of congratulations from Victor Allessandro, director Choristers are: fback row, left to rightj Sherwood, C. Singer, Arnett, B. Haby, C. Richter, M. Brown, H Brothermang Csecond rowj K. Sutton, M. Weltens. B. Barcellona, C. Cotter, V. Kutac, C. Gonzales, M. Picker Bryne, F. Martinez, P. Tomblin, j. Kowalsky, M. Velarue, R. Bcrlon, P. Colose, L. Campion, J. Eichhorn, M. Whitt 114 horiste 9 Achieve nt of the San Antonio Symphony Orchestra. Kotula, M. Blair. T. Gros, J Slavin, M. Pinn, B. I. Spann, A. Aldworth, C. Flood, T. Krizek, M. Dc Leon, P. S. Cline, K. Lynch, Lutz, C. Gordon, R. Rendon, C. Koerner, S. Mc Evoy, M. Cherin, Kee, Qfront rowj R. D. Porras, A. Feille, T. Rozales. 115 The Teen-age Library Association, with Sister Lucille as its rozzdnrfor, is doing a grfzfzd job. The purpose of the organization is to encourage good reading by the students of PHS, The girls are constantly in tempo to keep the library neat and put books away orderly to help others find proper refer- ences in double fime. YT What are we going to do? They forgot to put in a chimney. joan Grant and Catherine Rolf play Santa af the T. A. L. A. Christmas party. The Line-up. T. A. L. A. officers for '55-'56 stand at attention for that Official picture. Officers are: Patti Popp, parliamentariang Liebe Bradicich, historiang Gay- le Groff, corresponding secretaryg joan Grant, vice-presidentg Catherine Rolf, presidentg Ann jaecl-cle, secretaryg Janice Gastinger, treasurerg Gay jordan, publicity chair- man. H XWou1d someone please pass the salt? T. A. L. A. members seem to enjoy the luncheon after the District Meeting. W l PH .Sup orts Qawwrmw W.f,.,iwmmw,. i5aafm,ygawmmwwwmxmtwafiszmwarae-awww3 ,M M., 2 gp... . H 5 ' ig Mstffxafsssv .rswlQ?,:1.4g,un:,rmmW 2 . V - W.-fs., sf g, fggjyfygggewziwf- 'ii W MMW. 1t,. Q A if Clffidz E st2?f:iV , V , , L 11A.L.A.. r. ed Cross The major work of the Ir. Red Cross is contributing to the sick and the poor. The meetings and rallies the members attend are the keys' of better methods of cheering and helping the less fortunate. Throughout the year they visit hospitals, homes for the aged and homes of the poor. Yes, this is A fizizzor group of girls doing A major job. 2 Whois keeping score of this tiddlywinks game anyway? Red Cross members, Helen Ruth Kotula, Glo- ria Pena, Delia De Leon, and Tina Richter, make out membership cards and put on-badges. And this is our rehabilitation program! Betty Hickey, Marlene Reinhard, Mary Ellen Koch, and Mary Sheeran make tray, favors and ' cookie cans to be distri- buted to hospitals for Valentine's Day. :W i-.. s.: srr,w-wV.fr,fv ....s nf. wr ff--ww ff.- , . Alumna , P-T. . PHS's first college grads! Three former PHS-ers, Margie Necker, Betty Nance, and Anne Reinarz, members of W'b0'r H7110 112 Ednmliozz In Anzerimn Col- leger, try out caps and gowns in preparation for graduation from O. L. L. Should Auld Acquaintance he Forgot, alumnae meetings will luring hack memories. Graduates of PHS gather to keep up with the latest doings of former classmates, New friends are found, and old acquaintances renewed at these meetings. Alumnae members also heat the drum for PHS, and help the school to maintain its high standards both in achievement and recognition. We just received a bill for SSO. Uh, wellll' Margaret Mangold, Margie Necker, Jeanette Bettge, Char lene Friesenhahn, and Barbara Ebest, present officers of the Alumnae, fintlsomcthing quite funny. It couldn't be that bill they are holding. 118 Is there gold in them thar fillings? One- of the projects of the P- T. A. :in annual checkup of PHS-ers' Dr. Martinez and his nurse teeth while Mrs. Otto Richter Mrs. Lester Rolf assist in the record. If we can't work these algebra problems, how do they expect her to? P-T. A. officers for the year '55-'55 :ire Mrs. W. H. Vials, Mrs. E. M. Campbell. Llrs. F. -I. Vollmer. Mrs. J. I. Gilkinson, Mrs. O' Brien Yaeger, and Mr. George Kowalsky. CD it KL 9 F6 JJ! Im The girls and the parents have different outlooks as to the monthly P-T. A. X meetings where parents and teachers get together to discuss affairs of stated N3 ' - 'I .., However they are all good, for the P-T. A. sponsors such activities as the Games Vis' J Parties, Queen Contest, and the senior luncheon during the school year. XTIUX Of course they do other things like talking over their daughters behavior grades, and activites. This is good? at rum or P. H. S. ll Ualendar Complements Not As the months flew by during this school year, scrapbooks became packed with souvenirs, photo- graph albums were filled to the brim, and the stu- dents remembered the fun at dances and parties, the thrill of the playoffs for sport's trophies, and the get-togethers at assemblies. These pages record the Noted Euevzir that mean so much to PHS-ers, a combined scrapbook and album of memories of a Noted Year. Q ft 'Efsff f 5x lf pi Holy + Nbfllsfefl XX Z7 bf: J 1 Xf xi ' so X N ,ff is ,mlm f,fff, X Y x jx ' ,, ll' az- ljfff - sagietl X R li i wg t l - r i -X 4 X s e W +54--fag fe' X, 5 X We Ugg' .. an 'L f 'i , s ...lx 5 2,153-me XS- - ' The - 'S'-S--f-V , 4' -r -N ----X X Q The I B B Club Itt . . . - y Bitty Buddies. Pals forever are Pat Dyess, fish g Pat Munive and Agness Aldworth, seniorsg Carolyn Kotula, fish g Lillian Koloclziej, seniorg and Barbara Hanner, fish pictured after Get Acquaint- ed session. That is correct! Now, mto our isolation booth. Mary Lou Patterson quizzes Sopho more Claire Cotter at the Get Ac quainted Party. 'Getting to Know Yo 9 Ya'll Come was the term heard most at PHS in September. Old friends and new got together at the Get Acquaintecln party Orientation party Qfor Seniors and Freshmen, onlyj and the Lollipop Hop. Tag Week, when each student wore an identification, made PHSPers more name con- scious, and got the year off to a good start. of Septemb Stag line forms to the right. Dance floor scene at Lollipop Hop shows just part of the crowd. . Now, if you'll just fill out this form, y0u'l1 be insured against ...... Catherine Flood congrat- ulates winners in the name game - Patti Brown, freshmang Barb- ara Kempf, seniorg Betty Kempf, freshmang and Joella Doyle, senior. 123 Senior eeeive ing n Religious Cer many ,ft ,W i 'i f li M ,fvlfj I'll be back in a minute, Father. They want to take my picture. Mary Corrigan receives her ring from Fa- ther De Roche. .fc-WW We, jx swm.,,Wf7fZ.WW Pf m't'w., Em , W' H 4' ,Y hun 5 t. 1, h f Vw si 'es fag if we .. , , N, Q, - ,w Mwwff Oh, come now, this is ridiculous! The Haegelin twins, Anita and Annet- te, accept their Senior Rings from Father De Roche with more than glad and happy faces. , ,X If I' On the night of October IO, the Seniors received the symbol which made them the top brass' of the school. The Seniors received their bands of gold in a ring ceremony in which their class rings were blessed and given out by Father Frederick De Roche, O.M.I. di ation aries ymns Retreat is a time for catch- ing up with one's self spiritually. Whoexfer wrote Silence is the golden rule would surely be pleased if he could wander down the halls of PHS during retreat. Girls put their right foot for- ward by sweeping away earthly things and strictly go- ing supernatural. etreat Troubles, Troubles, Troubles. PHS students assist at the opening retreat Mass Ah-ha! I knew Father would catch you sleeping during his conference, Olga Aldrete looks on as Pat Dyesx and Doris juenlce get inside informa- tion from the retreat master, Father Gregory Lahay, C. SS. R. 125 We pledge our allegiance, which will always be true. During Color Day, the girls joined in songs and pledged their allegiance and love to their school The envy of the Armed Forces. Students salute three religous organizations at Providence during the Color Day program. Members of the speech class give a choral read! ing on the Mystical Body of Christ. 12 ..,. to God, Whiz giv- eth joy to my y0utl1.', P. H. S.-ers open Color Day with Blass. olor ay oosts PHS School Spirit XVith colors flying, PHS celebrated its traditional Color Day. For days the school had been in cahoots plan- ning Color Day displays. Things finally fell into place on the awaited day, and the outcome proved well worth the effort. Students had con- xerted the school into a blue and silver paper world! Each homeroom had presented its idea of school spirit, and used a great deal of it in doing so. Don't blouse-up with pride? Going against their own saying are Carol Jean Braden, Mary Ann Bettge, and Peggy Caperton, after their home- room, 214, won the trophy. Can you blame them? Alphabet soup on a large scale? Freshmen apply alphabet song to sub- jects taught at Providence. Sandra Kneupper and Shirley Kirks entertain P. I-I. S.-ers with their tab dance rountine during the Color Day pro- gram. 127 lub Captures Angela Savoy acltls the finishing touches to the Sotlality display as Carol Rhorlius looks on. And now, back to Liberacef' Virginia Diaz, president, and Mary Juliette Cherin, secretary, talk over the Modern Music Mastefs third place display. ook eele My, my what they don't put in these gift boxes these days. Barbara Spann antl june Slavin, speech club members, atlmire the display that won their club secontl place in the Book Week Contest. 128 M2215 rie ii And it's sold to the highest bidderf 'Ivan Grant, T. A, I.. A. vice-president, presents Martha Dei- gndo, art cluh member with thc first prize ribbon for hcr cluh's, winning display. 130 Ok H0 , ff '. 054' ,t U 11.5 AVCIHF obpned JG I, Tryk! Uflh I '17- ' lv Y , Jfll- , 1t,U,' fhmy aqAU ' U70 W 'I FOUF' i 'ti X C cffsyv 7 f' 117 rf. 'Too ' UIQ, Ihr llfyt W' 113 fl - In Kc-,HI i bug tl -Vt,-UQ Exif!! I y :1 70 f 'QI f' ul, 'So Ar G F I1 . I 0 , Uffml ,,, 10116 CJ 'tm r OCC, 'UQ - , I-fl - '17 dw 'DMV 3 s 9 Q u I H ri I N ROSEMARY SUTCLIFF' 129 Duc, duc. duc scnphnm. mrde per .... 3 Putting the finishing touches on thc Latin Cluh display are Gay Vfortlan and Joanne Parrish. i That's Latin for 'Rong mwr row your huat' in caw You arc intcrcatcdf' bdwx 'x we yxci' , x x who S gi Savior qijgbeig . - -- e , 555 HP . genxokkeaxxx in S .- X4 , U0 , O 9 X-XODXLO OWS An 'YQYNSEX DNC Sh- X at ted' bax me il .-on Hands up! Seniors rejoice as they receive their trophy. av..- just follow the bouncing ball. Juniors keep their eyes on the ball while Seniors deliver a master stroke. Seniors Captur Trophy PHS-ers stay in tune physically with one of their favorite sports, volleyball. Intramurals offer the excitement of competition with the benefit of fun. This year, the Seniors of 101 won the volleyball trophy, victorious over the junior team from room 105. But, no hard feelings, for players and spectators alike remember it's just a game, another phase in the preparation for life. You just can't hardly get them kind no more! Wfinning team members of Senior room 101 pose proudly with their trophy. They are ftop row, left to rightj: Carole Britton, Clzrrice jupe, Rose Marie Angelinig Cbottom rowj Mary Ann Grothues, Joyce Petsch, Michael Ann Brennan, Alma Joyce Trevino Qcaptainj, Helen Harvey, and Pat Munive. X 1 Vai 151 Little om 99 aptur ,,,.,,,, Then one foggy Christmas clay, Santa came to say ............ Matinee, Margie Wfhite. sings to her four Little W'omen: Qleft to rightj Catherine Flood, Virginia Diaz, Christina Richter, and Agness Ald- worth. XVhat would Irving Berlin do in a situation like this? Patricia Tomhlin and Mary Juliette Cherin confer on accompaniment for the operetta. ze M use 1 Little XY'omen starred in the Marian Chorister operetta in 1955. Louisa Mae Alcott's star per- formers came to life through the performances of Virginia Diaz. Catherine Flood, Agness Ald- worth, and Christina Richter as the Little XX'omeng James Swann, Bill Kutzic. and Clifford Lane as their suitorsg Margie Wfhite and Elizabeth Sher- wood as Marmee and Aunt March. The world- renowned Ivlarch family lived again in Song and dance under the guise of the Marian Choristers. C gf i, Hearts of ll Say there, now! I think I detect 11 'factory' reject. The four Little Wfomcn decorate their Christmas tree with home- made ornaments. Guys and Dolls Christmas wouldnt be Christmas without any presents! or So choruses the operetta cast. 153 Q H70 hmes r evail Seasons ' 9 Gree :ng oh, Holy Night ,- Virginia Kutic ,la Q 134 1 , jean Kowalsl-ay, Virginia Diaz, Christina Richter, and Mary Jane Brown carol f Crowds gathering around J k ' or os C 5 xsindow. As different as black and white are these two aspects of Christmas at Providence. Like every one else in the world PI-IS students have their Santa Clauses, bright ornaments and gly tinsels. But after all is said and done, the true meaning of Christmas still persists in the hearts and minds of all PHS-ers. And whereiS there a better plate for Christmas to be. xfkfl ........ Eu., U... L yu.. ...ne ...,.... ,,...,.......... ...., ....,.-.. -..-., ...'-tg child has already repeated her list twice! ju 'lu Eichhorn gets first hand information from Santa on the arrival of shipments from the North Pole, as she interviews him for the Pro-Vue. 155 PHS-e s Preview It Came Upon a Midnight Clear Our Lord marks the climax of the Christmas Pageant. hris tma Season M-I-C-, see you soon. - Speech classes provided cho- ral recitation as background for the Christmas Pageant. My soul doth magnify the Lord Rita Wlagner, as St. Eliza- beth, greets Dorothy Ship- man, Blessed Mother, in a scene from the Visitation. -r We ' rf .. . , . ee .M Q - 4,341 A we G, N . J ba .7 555 if ww aw ' if 27, Y V74 ff f fwfm 1-ff' MMWW-' me 'wa , was . , u.,a,i ,sM5,g..i ...... .. 37 ,io.,n,.r.1s . My e-5-wwe iifft fi Q .rf 'Q M wx egg? .3 0? .. t im 1+ wowwlfffig .aa '3r??fig'VfQe,:31ffslisrgi ' ? v. . , if as A .,, W,a iff..a,f,,si., i S1 pt.. ,. N .X W ,ar AL ga in + L '- ' Nfl W K' Q E JS M -,Q M izfifv mat . it WW at ,ri wia't,2w5ew:w g 4 mlgifiiiwe . .fr QQ ,f ..W..,,,+,5a2fS?i.ing?yfY ff,-M M S f f NW to ' M35 ' , Wi ft We 'gt ff 1. ref 2 f' Cf? ft mf in L ,wiqly f 35' Leaf? I .. . .... ,y,hg,kl, s,, V. ' aafiisf 1 231, ei? .ge M ,K Warm .iz ei Y' w aiffufw ttligyk l'E5?wQg Via its .Eb it ta P. H. S. presents a prelude Q to Christmas in the Christmas Pageant and Bundle Procession. To the students, these two events are an annual tradition to be 3 . E observed as faithfully as dec- 5 orating the Christmas tree. he 5 ss.. the little Lord jesus asleep in the hay. Dorothy Shipman and josephing Leal depict lwlary and joseph in the Bundle Procession. 137 Liz Sherwood, this is your life. The choral club sings Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer while Elizabeth Sherwood portrays Rudolph. To the strains of 9. String of Pearls, the court of the Sweetheart Ball danced. een Bunny eign at Sweethea t Ball ln an atmosphere of Hearts and Flowers, Her Royal High- ness, Bunny jean of the House ot Dever, entered with her escort, Phillip Reininger, to be crowned Queen of Hearts hy Mr. George Kowalsky, P-T. A. president, on February 10, 1956. Lavish decorations and the music of the Rhythm Kings set the scene for the Coronation Ball given by the junior Class. The queen, Bunny Jean Dever, andlier escort, Phillip Reininger, traditionally began the dance. A Queen Bunny of the House of Dever is honored hy the Marian Sabers. Royalty at its height is Queen Bunny Devcr and her court-Sandra Giano, Mari- lyn Mayer, jerry Barhera, Jo Ann Wfil- helm, and Patsy Ascencion. 138 A' ' LV? JQT?g if .f ' 512 ' e :f f gf'i,g . 4+ , 7' L 5: 2 een Bunny an of the Honge of eve ew W W 01' abulated Senior unior PRETTIEST ROSE MARIE AXGELINI Cliairziiinye, sweet, :mtl pretty, Rose .lxIflflL', we think y0u're lovely as the BEST ALL AROUND MOST TALENTED 3 melody, String of Pearls. BMDTHERINIAN meaning to brag, Janice. we think y0u're the greatest, and we fuk? you -'JW the WHY You Am' VIRGINIA DIAZ Yi'itli .1 Song ln Bly Heart Could MOST REPRESENT it-Ji' EICHHORN lwxt describe the mmt talented seninrg VE ginrlx-Virginia, xxiith your uh-ilityj we W Lxput tu see your name in lights MOST POPULAR some rlaw. MOST LIKELY TO STQCCEED XY'l'1CV1 41 rap is needed for any .itf.iir. nur S. C. President fills the KZATHERINIE N FLOOD lull- YH- Jlhllli HS Only lou' Friendly anal efficient, thats the way to describe her. Seniors say to their V N class president, Kit, You'lI Never lJAl LINE LOGAN Wfnllc Al0ne'. As Pfvilfilbrxzu etlitnr, Pauline, we rliwwc um me the senior most likely tw Vriwe its 11 XVom:1n's XVnrlcl . 1510 r X x O r' CUTEST XVITTIEST YOLANDA MASS S Ymfrf: tl favorite. Yolic, and we think Lipstick, Camcly, aricl Rubber- sulctl Shoes fits our cutest senior. BETTY McCLEARY Say, Betty, when you come up with 5 one of your witty punch lines, how? ' It come it occurred to you, but Never Occurred to Me. SYWEETEST MOST ,ov -- -X ' 5 ........Q ' ,, .fi ' N f f , X NE... l ' E E N g ' 1 X 1 I B X 2, Xl ' i' . . X '- Q - ANITA MEDINA ALMA JOYCL TREVINQ T. R it K, Picking you as a favorite was easy, XVhetl1er at vullcylmll, basketball, or X TX Ki f'J Anita, lwciiu-se we seniors all agree tiiltllywinks, Alma. we pick you tu it -L -kk 4 that youre both Sweet and Lovely. Our Dungnrcc Dull. ---xx S X ' , Z----f'- T3 - . .ID X- 11--:N H Y-- ,A ' 'T ' 'xxxmsi . H -L... 141 ,,-,K ..,,,7- .ln Seniors Scalp 0 h ' P sketball rophy Qi 5' f f e A . f e 'f-li ettt 1' eeet , . I , . - .- 'fthe-'Qi 'ar thfifith '9eri'6fS No, no, not that basket? ,-'k , gf? L W i.mZdtdp?fr'eZh.fneht. It's il breath-taking moment as seniors ': -' ' -.,' .5 L,., ,. fL- .bafifefbaut'ff0PhY3-f.E.?f? llfld S0Ph0m0fCS Cf0Wd about the - ' f,.Q.,ffz 1 KS-peak whenaftgf basket. V -S games and 'PWS' tx. ' V fariii A Sdphs qwere. jgighef T . 571,-I , 1 A Grrr-rrr-rrr I V A -1 . L--' '- - '-swsziiwsefiffifif t... Play-Gffi 121 WS efvf rhe .tseniws after Y their 1 t..tt . tt. .... 2 42: 1 f . iv g W . , 2 E if L an gf Eff 98 S 'wg 2 4 igmgfff E, ., ,wif , R L Qi I E l ' N 1 x I' Anne Degnzm and Angela Leal prac- , t tire for the Junior-Senior game. . . , ..,-k . 'ig' 142 x .h,n x , ninn ' 1 Anyone know the 'Lone Ranger' cheer, by Tonto ? Sophomores and sympathizers cheer their team. Bobbe Billmeir leads the war cry. ...v . .ws-nn.,-.-gg. Congratulations, Chief Many Balls In Basket. llettv Burl-gholtler presents Senior Team Clip- tnin, Alice Notzon, with the coveted basket- lmill trorvlw. X, 'iw X A ,. ' ' --1-wi.-:2.g'fr, f ' , M44 l'- Anything you can do, I can do better! Barbara Carle and Judy Elder leap for ll jump ball tossed by P. E. instructor, Mrs. H. E. Stimel. Don't just stand there, do something ll' hlembers of hoth teams have eyes on the same ball, but with differ- ent thoughts :ibout its future. HIGHEST ACCREDITATION B. A., B. M. B. S. M. S. in S. XV., M. A. in Ed. - 1 li fi 2 ,X Courses In Arts and Science Business Administration Teacher Training Fine Arts Hume Economics Physical Educatiqn Library Science Social Science Social Service Horseback Riding, Swim Outdoor Sports ing, and E P? ur July of the Lake College San Antonio 7 Texas 145 Regular . Sc Mrs. Louis Adamo Mr. Stanley E. Ahlgreen Mr. 8: Mrs. Otis Ahrens Mr. S: Mrs. Edmund Aldrete Mr. Felipe Amesqinta Andrew cY Blanche Andy 31 Alma JO Angelini X Brotherman Aunt Ellen tk Uncle Mike Beaty 85 Anna Betty Baisden, L56 Mrs. H. L. Banks Mary 8: Barbara Ann Barcellona Dorothy Beeson Mr. 8: Mrs. A. N. Behles Alvadro A. Benavides Bernice 8.1 Kerwin Mr. Sc Mrs. H. T. Bertetti Annette Bienek Big Johns Rest Marianne Blaire Mr. Sc Mrs. Tom W. Blair Captain 84 Mrs. Charles Blake Blue Bonnet Ice Station Mr. R Mrs. Sam E. Blum Tommy tk Sammy Blum Bobby 84 Lydia R. Boon XV. O. Borchers J. S. Bordovsky of Arns Borman R. Bradicieh Pat M. Brennan Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. K Mrs. Compliments Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Cadet Iames H. Britton, U. S. M. A. '57 Mr. 8: Mrs. B. B. Brotherman Don Brotherman Mrs. Fay Brown Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Brown Mr. Ek Mrs. A. Brown 8: Family Mary Ann Brown Stanley Brown Mrs. Benno R. Burg La Nelle Burke Mrs. Theresa Burns Mr. X Mrs. Travis I. Burris Caroline Cadena Mr. X Mrs. Dan Callahan Mr. Ek Mrs. Eddie Carr X Family atron Gus Gerfers 146 Christine Carvajal Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis C. Catalani Fred F. Cepedat Mr. N Mrs. Louis B. Cerny Mr. Sc Mrs. Luther R. Chapa Charles 8: Carolyn Mrs. Frank P. Chiado Tillie Christilles johnny Cisnerss Compliments of L. Clayton Dr. 8: Mrs. Leon Cline ,Toy Ann Cloonan Mr. 8: Mrs. I. R. Coffey Lt. Col. 84 Mrs. N. Cole Colette 8: jack Compliments of E. Deavorurs Compliments of a Friend Compliments of Lois Hime Compliments of Sang Mr. 8: Mrs. R. C. Debrer Mr. 8: Mrs. T. H. Degnan Mrs. I. A. de la Houssaye Mr. 8: Mrs. lulian M. Del Villar Mr. Sz Mrs. Dick Donegan Dora and Louis Drew 8.1 Betty Delbert E. Driskill Mrs. Laura Driskill Mrs. Elsie Droke Ju-Ju Eichhorn '56 Mr. 8: Mrs. H. Eichhorn Paul Elizondo Bruce Ellison Louis B. Engelke Ernie 8: Marianne Mr. 8 Mrs. Paul B. Falcon Flores Flower Shop Mr. Sc Mrs. R. I. Frields Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mr. August Froboese Herman Vito Galaviz Mr. 84 Mrs. H. E. Gallaway Oscar Garcia David D. Gardner, jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Garza Annie Marie Gauthier 8: Son Regular Patron Gilbert 8: Diane Mr. 8 Mrs. Gilkison Mr. Kenneth NV. Gobar, Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. M. Gonzalez Bill Gordon, HI Mr. 8: Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Deward Grams Bob Granato Grasso Seed Co. Myrtle Grimsinger Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Grohman Guest Garage 8: Service Station Mr. X Mrs. Chas. Guido Jesse Gussman James Guzman Mr. S: Mrs. C. A. Haegelin Herman Hagg R Family Mrs. Harris Helen 8: Sandy Bertha Henderson Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Henke Eddie C. Herzig 1' Mr. S Mrs. John C. Herzag Ronald Herzig Lt. Col. S Mrs. Thomas A. Hicks Mr. 8: Mrs. VHA. Howard Compliments-.ot Dorothy Howes M. D. Hutson Mr. 8 Mrs. Herman Jaeckle Miss G. Jaromillo Jay Jarrett Jeanette 84 Buddy Barbara Jenchke Jimmy 8: Barbara Joan 8: Bill Compliments of Johnan Mr. 8: Mrs. Chas. L. Jones Marion E. Jones Judy 8: Bobby Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Kaade Mr. 8: Mrs. Julius Kahn Kathleen 8: Ronnie Kathy 8: Sonny Mrs. Wyatt Kirk Mr. 8 Mrs. Dutch Kishbough Charlotte Kitowsju Mr. Sc Mrs. R. Kosharek Mrs. Caroline Kotula Mr. 8 Mrs. E. Kotula Gloria Kostelnik Mr. H Mrs. C. Morfin 7 Sharon 8: Sharleen Kowalsky Mr. 8: Mrs. Krumboltz Mr. X Mrs. Herbert Lamm Mr. 8 Mrs. J. O. LeBlanc Tom Liberto Insurance Agency Mr. X Mrs. R. Stanley Logan Manual V. Lopez Loriaine 8: Sonny Mr. X Mrs. Thos. Loverde Jerrie Lutz Milton Lutz X Family Mr. Harry Lynn Olga Mae MacConnell Mr. K Mrs. S. J. MacPherson Chuck Sc Maggie Mr. Sc Mrs. Shirley Martin Janie Martinez Mr. Catherine Martyn Mary Jane X Johnny Mary 8 Tony Alma hlatherly Mr. Mayer Compliments ot Virginia Mayer Mr. X Mrs. R. S. Mayhall Jess McCoy Robert W. McCullough A. F. McDougall Mr. M. A. Mcliachern Mr. Ek Mrs. Henry McKay Mel R Jo Ann Wfayne Mendicino Mr. 8 Mrs. John Vance Messick, Sr Louis Michalski Ed Mielke Mike 8 June Frank Mikula Mr. 8: Mrs. E. E. Milam Mrs. Bea Miller Mr. 8 Mrs. G. Miller Compliments of Hester Miller Mr. 5: Mrs. Jerome Miller Mr. B. Miller Millie tk Gene Mr. F. lf. Minkler Mrs. Fred Minkler Jo Ann Minkler Compliments of Alinia Moczygemba Mr. X Mrs. A. A. Mollenhauer Rose Monoco Regular Patron Mr. 84 Mrs. Clarence H. Moss Miss Ruth Muckle Mr. 84 Mrs. P. Munive Mr. 84 Mrs. G. Muniz 8 Family Betty Nance Frances Narcisco Aunt Evelyn 84 Uncle Gtis Neesc- Mr. 84 Mrs. L. G. Nichols Northside Cleaners Mr. 84 Mrs. Isabel Ochoa Miss Geninive O'Leary Damaso A. Olivares A Jo Ann Pantusa Mr. 84 Mrs. Henry Parker Elmer H. Parsons Mr. 84 Mrs. G. W. Poe Mr. 84 Mrs. C. R. Powell Robert 84 Patrick Picard .lames Picard Maj. 84 Mrs. C. P. Picard Mr. 84 Mrs. C. E. Picard Mr. 84 Mrs. l. Z. Pickens Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Pickett Mrs. W. W. Pinn Canailla Randow Mr. 84 Mrs. Herman C. Ranly The Rattlers Major 84 Mrs. Frank Reimher Rene Baeten's Flower Shop Mr. 84 Mrs. Otto Richter Iris Rigamonti Rita 84 Sonny Rosalie Rizzo Mr. 84 Mrs. S. Rodrigroz Mr. 84 Mrs. .lesus Rodriguez Mr. 84 Mrs. C. Rodriguez Nancy Rodriguez TfSgt. 84 Mrs. S. A. Rodriguez Mr. 84 Mrs. Lester Rolf Rosann 84 .larratt Mr. 84 Mrs. Lucky Roth Rowe Insurance Agency Iohn Rumsey Mr. 84 Mrs. H Saenz R Daughter Mr. 84 Mrs. Saenz Stella Sanchez San Antonio Aquatic Club Mr. 84 Mrs. Dr. Jose San Martin Mr. 84 Mrs. john R. Sarro Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Zuniga 148 Emil Scherlen Mrs. Louise Schmidt Louise ll. Schmidt Mr. 84 Mrs. O. XV. Schneider Alton joe Schubert Mr. 84 Mrs. joe Segel Sharon R Jimmie T. O. Sheeran H. l. Sherwood Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. M. L. Sigard Mr. 84 Mrs. E. E. Sitterle Mrs. Bonnie Smith Lieut. 84 Mrs. Earnest B. Smith Vlames B. Spann Fred C. Spencer Mr. R. D. Spencer Frank 8 lohn Spizzirri Mr. W. F. Stanley Mr. 84 Mrs. Stanush Rosemarie Stanush Mr. 84 Mrs. Edwin O. Steitle Compliments of Adolph Stroeck Bertha Suberg Norman Suberg Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Suberg Sun Set Service no. 32 Charles F. Swindle Taft Blvd. Grocery Compliments of john Taylor 3-Point Cleaners Yolanda Trevino Mrs. Alfred Tyida Mr. Leo Tynan ' Uncle Ben 84 Aunt Florence Mr. K Mrs. R. G. Urban Mr. 84 Mrs. Bernard Villa Mr. 84 Mrs. C. W. Xlflashington G. H. Wfehmeyer Mr. 84 Mrs. Weynand's Grocery Mr. 84 Mrs. Joe T. White Whiteis Auto Store Geo. L. Will Dr. loe Williams Mr. 84 Mrs. Edwin A. Wolff Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Wolff Compliments of Alice Worthey Mr. 84 Mrs. OyBrien Yaeger Leonard Zeittle Mr. P. Zot', Zotterelli Business atron Alamo Bedding So. 1107 N. St. Mary's Bemus Office Supply Co. 316 N. Presa Beverlys 5023 Broadway Brads Texaco Service 1723 S. New Braunfels Mr. ik Mrs. Holm Cherin 611 W. Elmira Congratulations to Iuniors, '55 A Friend Cunningham Food Mkt. 702 Mason De Lux Tourist Courts Novalitoes X New Laredo Hw as Y- Fleming Air Condition, Heating X Appl. PE4-2548 Garza Service Station 1224 Nogalitos Edward Grams Linoleum Floors 832-54 E. Commerce Grimms Floral K Garden Center 1626 Fredericksburg Grubb's Texaco Service Station General McMullen Dr. Sc Castroville Rd. Hammer Provision Co. 300 Rivas St. I-lart Extermination Co. 2429 W. Huisache Herby's Red K Wfhite 123 Goliad Rd. Hillje Cleaners 2403 Zarzamora Aven Fred Keepers F. O. Box 1700 Kempe's Ice House 3510 Bandera Rd. Jimmie Long Gulf Service -4219 S. Zarzamora St. A. D. johnson Insurance Agency 217 Insurance Bldg. Little Mike's Ice House 1922 S. Zaramora Theo Maggott's Grocery 814 E. Commerce St. B. P. Matocha 318-309 Beddell Bldg. Midtown Roller Drome 301 E. Crockett Monaco's Garage 416 N. Frio 14 Ott Oil Co. 222 New Laredo Hwy. Pacetti Battery Co, 2018 Zarzamora Palms Beauty Shop 704 Maverick Bldg. Peerless Cleaners 1513 Nogalitos St. R. fRudyQ Pena Realtor Mr. Sz Mrs. Alonso S. Perales 1105 N. St. Mary's Perry Printing Co. 611-13 N. St. Mary's Quality Letter Shop 415 N. Alamo Reliable Battery Co 115 San Pedro Reynolds R Morgan Consulting Eng 1003 Insurance Bldg. Sack's Shoe Store 431 XV. Hildebrand San's Texaco Service Station San Antonio Radiator Co. 326 N. Flores St. Sanitary Grocery 1429 S. Flores St. Scheafer's Delicatessen 1002 N. New Braunfels Seiberts Pharmacy 1602 S. New Braunfels Paul E. Taylor Service Station 1227 Narvarro St. Turbiville Mtrs.I 1123 N. Main Uncle Edis Barber Shop 1221 West Ave. Bertha Van Den Hende, 81 Cafe Rt. 5 Box 487 Vance G. Dye 419 E. Commerce St. Mrs. Guadalupe Wfhitt-Beauty Salon 414 E. French Pl. Zimmermann Gulf Service 502 Bandera Rd. Zim's Ice Station 3413 Blanco Rd, Zipp's Pharmacy 4533 Blanco Rd. 6 mm A ki ,M5gm'. my nw, E if gi, - fl,A R QW Thrif+y minded P. H. S.ER'S buy 'iheir gas af Sigmor's Service S+a+ion. SIGMOR SERVICE STATIONS 2102 W. COMMERCE Vis. p.. AZTEC FENCE CO. zu AZTEC sr. HURRICANE CHAIN-LINK PRODUCTS Dolores Sarro finds Azfec fencing a very comfortable spof for back fence conferences nf' .mmu uv s-in -ix mg ng Lvl ,sw w 7. nn- f,-' L , ,... M ew.-f f W-E.. .4111 Comtpiimenis Oi , J. Saldana s 81 Sons Food Market . , 'll Anhnianlg l4l4 New Laredo Hi hwa I 9 Y X I l KLINE s X i f Shoes for the Whole Family i 8 CA 5-2806 CA 5-2807 Q gjliasbeen Co plme is of X il' Vkcenmq Johnson Furniture Co. ' GUNTER BUILDING 709 La ed S+ CA-6-4I0l if Sllll llllllllllll TEKRS M 7? h'll o i, G' ini I I 729 w. Commerce S+. H 1 lf! li MMG m i U ' E Joe Vollmer i CONTRACTOR Ray Brink Garage Painter 8: Paper Hanger Work Guarameed No. I-420 Bowie CA 6-8662 3603 W. Commerce S+. CA 2-I l08 ' No. 2-I020 Bandera PE 5-2lOl Auruonlzlo llrlulnurlvls lol HIINWAY PIANOS ANU HAMMOND QIGANU all ll UIIIU F IISIC Us i ' U c Q-16 West Commerce Street 4 4 'lf 4 CApitoI 7-1331 DEPENDABLE ssnvics smcz :sou Compliments oi ' Theresa Sffllldl' Nutrilite Food Supplement BGGUW 5CIl0H lll Hot Wells Blvd. l20 Lamont TA 6-29l I ' Compiimemfs of Bl'OUdWCy Curry Motor Freight Lines, lnc. CIGGHGYS 81 Dyers Serving the West Texas Empire Where Cleaning ls An AH ln Alamo Heights oo: N. Colorado S+. CA 5-2766 i 5402 Broadway TM-0638 151 JUVENILE MFG. CO. 327 North Flores Eoft Barber Shop SOI I Broadway TA-6-9 I 62 Compliments of D. Heye Co. 223 N. St. Mary's Finer Cleaning and Laundry' SUNSHINE 6I7 N. Flores St. CA 6-727I Compliments of Persyn's Carol Ann Shop 81 I. G. A. Grocery 1359 W. Kirk Pl. A CA 3-89I I The girl who sews has better clothes Vickery's Dry Goods 5046 Broadway I908 Frederichburg Rd. an-11111-1 Pay Cash 8: Save More Solo-Serve Dept. Store II4-28 Soledad SI. San Antonio, Texas Have you found the career you really want Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing 2l5 Camden St. CA 3-438l, Ext. 2l0 Compliments ol Slater Service I63I N. Laredo St. JOE LUCCHESE Realtor Real Estate - Sales 4l4 Texas Theater Bldg. CA 7-3407 Compliments of Tarrillion Bros. I4l9 S. Presa St. Germaine Sigard and Helen Harvey consider the main features of one of Tarrillion Bros. refrigera- tors. 2 Compliments ot SECURITY TITLE COMPANY Southside Branch Ottice 570I S. Flores St. Bill Rohit, Mgr. X WA 2.7901 Congratulations to the Seniors ot '56 The Alumna Association ot P. H. S Tom Burkholder Cnnfany Olivetti 8: Olympia Portable Typewriters Calculators 8: Adding Machines Compliments ot Richert's Variety SI4 Brooklyn Ave.. Texas Mattress Co. 26l9 S. Flores Renovating, Upholstering, Manufacturing Compliments ot Lone Star Radiator Works 34 Years 340 E. Commerce Tom Hemby, Owner . SI6 E. Houston St San Antonio, Texas A CA 5-7061 LA PRENSA l20 N. Santa Rosa we Foster's Service Station 2900 So. New Braunfels DUSTY'S ' Woltt's Sausage Shop Timely Flowers 8: Gifts Bandera Road 3922 W. Commerce CA 6-526l ' We Buy Scrap lron and Metal CA 7-3l4l SALVAGE CO. We'll Treat You Right 726 Probandt St. San A'1'l'0f1l0 153 mmuuug epshllwwllqw SJ. The besf place 'lo buy S' v 2 3 i say sfudenis of Providence High Us , X505 is HANDY ANDY-SUPERFAARKETS Providence girls, MarieHa Sfavinoha and Jaclcie Zurovec, find if economical fo shop a+ Handy-Andy sfores. ,--,il-1-, -.i -4 ROYAL CROWN COLA Complimem Oi UNION STATE BANK SOI Dwighl' Ave. l20 W. Josephine Member of 'ihe F. D. l. C. Drive Inn Windows Checking 'Accounfs Savings Accounfs Banlc By Mail BilIy's Restaurant Billy Mi'l'chel Village Open All Nighf Rodriguez Bros. Memorials 9I7 W. Housfon S+. 154 Harry T. Pitts Electric Co. You phone tor me, l'll wire tor you. 2925 W. Commerce St. CA 2-8070 San Antonio, Texas Acme Awning Co. Anything made ot canvas l0l5 Culebra Ave. PE3-9 I 07 Compliments ot JAHN DENTAL SUPPLY 8I2 Nix Bldg. 1g1. Compliments ot ABC Linen Service 4937 W. Commerce Compliments ot LABATT WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. 300 N. San Barcos CA 6-6226 KQEHLER sAR-a-Q The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. However, this view ot the second floor corridor doesn l' look so short. One thing Joe Joeris forgot to install when he built Providence High- telephones. JOE W. JOERIS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Compliments ot National Steel Compressing Co. 726 EI Paso St. Compliments ot' Southern Mattress Co. I2l Hedges l-i-.--.-11-1 Compliments ot The Glidden Co. 926 Fredericksburg Rd. Compliments ot Liberty Food Store 3403 S. Flores 155 Compliments of ' Our Sincere Appreciation and Best ER, 81 Co., ot Good Wishes INVESTMENT SECURITIES Faculty And Students 729 Milam Building San Antonio 5, Texas i Providence High School Wm. I. Suberg SOUTHERN ENGRAVING Cleaners 81 Dyers COMPANY 280i N. St. Mary's Street PE 3-I85I CA 60259 CA 60250 8I7 E. Houston Street Specia Plumbing 81 Hardware San Antonio Texas Company Licensed 8: Bonded 529 W. Houston Street COMPLIMENTS OF A. H. BECK FOUNDATION CO., INC. SAN ANTON IO, TEXAS 156 JOHN'S Buster Brown STORE Shoes tor the Entire Famil 94l Bandera Rd. PE 3-083l New Northwest Community Center Compliments ot Y Zeta Phi Sigma Fraternity I San Antonio, Texas Courtesy ot Central Ellen's Catering Service Welding 8' Auto RePa CA 3-0922 Cor. N. Laredo 8: Martin 2237 Cincinnati PE 2-0383 San Antonio, Texas F. J. Pirotina, Mgr.. Loveliness for the Bride at a Saving DCCbel'l' PlClI'lO C0l11pGl1y . K b P' La Ferla Dept. Store W The gm u i er r ans The House of the Bride g Bancl lnstruments 802 W. Commerce St. Ca 6-2l93 639 Prui++ Aye, CA 7,0453 Cotmipltments of William F. Lawlor Dr. Joe Doyle 341 Tuttle Rd. Compliments ot Tarin Meat Co. City Market House l000 W. Commerce t ..........i. BEST WISHES .. Neese Brothers, Inc. Gravel-Sand-Lime-Plaster-Cement from l402 Hoetgen Ave. LE 4-543l Sebera Plumbing 81 Appliance Co. Your Yeo rbook Photographer Day 8: Night Water Heater Maytag Appliances 23 I0 Nogalitos LE 3-5I7l l 2 . BEVERLY STUDl0'S Congratulations to SENIORS ot '56 Allison Realty Co. 5433 Broadway I l l ACE SUPPLY Cog Flamingo cleaners SAVE S PACE! FABRIC-COVERED FOLDING DOOR S80-90 O Cornice included at no charge O Easiest operating door known O Priced as low as 522.45 Compiirnents ot Toni Morin u-1.-l.l--.-Q Wing Haw Grocery IO? Frio City Road , Alamo Welding Supply Co. Everything tor the Welder 54l So. St. Mary's CA 6-OI77 Habermann's Texaco Service Station O Saves up to 7 sq. ft.-worth ll26 Fair Ave. Gramer's lron Works Ornamental 81 Wrought Iron 3l2 Fredericksburg PE 6-39l2 S. 81 M. Boot 81 Shoe Repairs 3904 So. Flores 41.1-1-- --id American Waste Paper Co., Inc. Sanitary Wiping Rags and Paper Excelsior P. O. Box 807 San Antonio 6, Texas A. J. PLOCH OIL COMPANY Distributors ot TEXACO AND FIRESTONE PRODUCTS 23I9 South Haclrberry LE 3-5l07 Lg 1 La Gloria Superette 22I7 Frio ci+y Road Oscar A. Elizondo, Owner San Antonio, Texas Shamrock Cleaners Alterations 2922 Blanco Road Hats Cleaned and Blocked PE. 5-l74l 220 Cincinnati Ave. Phone PE 4-54bI San Antonio, Texas 8 PEERLESS PUMP SERVICE 223 West Hiclcs Francis Kuemmel Glass Co. All Kinds ot Glass Double Dip Ice Cream More Cream, More Quality 700 Goliad CA 7-4711 Three shops to serve you Kelly-Scherrer Flower Shop 326 W. Josephine Street Gunter Hotel Flower Shop Gunter Hotel Downtown Kelly-Scherrer 204 Jetterson Street GEORGE E. BIEDIGER 81 SON I40I N. Alamo CA 6-9570 Gillespie Motor Co. Munn 2 PAINTING coNTRAcToRs ere 32I - Broadway Compliments ot CONGRATULATIONS W' F' Pmkard County Surveyor To 1-1---1 Alamo Heights SENIORS OF '56 Alvon Beauty Salon 5940 Broadway TA 6-233l A. V. Hutton, Owner SECURITY TITLE COMPANY L. A. Pitts n INSURANCE 425 E. Pecan St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 929 BANDERA RO PHONE PE 3-7461 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 1 Compliments of Joe and Harry Freeman Compliments of Partain's Drug Store I727 Blanco Rd. Congratulations From Drs. Gosnell, Drain and L. U. New Monticello Market PE 56l48 l933 Fredericksburg PE 566ll l00 Blanco Rcl. ALAMO FUNERAL HQME M Many kind exprlulone ol praise and appreciation have been uttered by the families vo have been privileged to serve. l I We gratefully acknowl- edge them. '..,Qf'.4,g,,., L FUNERAL Home CA6-5357 Who Has Lower Rates? H . T enumlg if E W Zi' 3 8l5 NORTH ST MARYVS STREET AT RICHMOND SAN ANTONIO 5, TEXAS Phil Maldonado JEWELER 24l Bedell Bldg. San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Broadway National Bank Member F. D. l. C. Congratulations to the Seniors '56 from Mr. and Mrs. James Spann Salas Food Mkt. 720 Mistletoe Ave. Vauqht Cleaners I I I No. McCullouql1 Kerrville Bus Company, lnc. 202 Augusta K 81 M Century Asbestos Cement Products Cal Clubb TA 2-9436 Tip's Bowling Lanes Where Old and New Friends Meet 235l Frio City Rd. WA 3-9l4O GEN E'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE I6l0 Sacramento St. PE 4-9576 Compliments ot Robert's Flower Co. 423 Castroville Rd. Parker Pharmacy me Wea Ave. Soberon Garage Auto Repairinq 9I3 Victoria St. LE 2-O8I3 -l.. , Compliments ot Rieninger's Service Station I80l West Ave. ALAMO SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CO. lt it's made ot sheet metal, we do it i722 W. Martin CA 6-5702 San Antonio CA 3-5493 1 -.-,..... Dan's Service Station 2363 Frio City Rd. Tony's Food Center 2550 Culebra Rd. The Groos National Bank OF SAN ANTONIO lt loolns as it rainy days are here again! Delania Slceldon is seen writing a check at Groos National Bank. I Carter's Radio 81 T. V. Service Leon Valley Vegetable 730 South St. Mary's Var' De Walle 8' Sons CA ' San AFl'l'0nlO, Texas Walter's Pharmacy 29Ol W. Commerce St. Compliments ot BARQ's BOTTLING co. San Antonio, Texas . Jim Rizzo's Mkt. 8l2 San Pedro Ave. -.l..1T.i St. Benedict's Hospital 4l8 Madison Street CA 6-8l78 .1--ilii-in Fecci Food Market 70l Frio St. Compliments ot Alamo Grocery 81 Market Fred Wu, Manager 2I7 South Alamo CA 7-373l Compliments ot West Side State Bank IO9 N. San Saba Member ot the F. D. l. C. -1 Wwfwfwffw' i s DEL ' K' if N K Q .S Mary Jane Steitle is shopping for that special pair ot shoes tor senior parties: and salesman, Mr. Ben Pfeiffer, helps her in choosing iust the right style tor her at Guarantee Shoe Stores. 2 Trinity Testing Laboratories, Inc. Parishioners Ot St. Mary's Materials Engineers 202 N, S+, Mai-y'5 Consulting, Testing Engineers and Analytic Chemists Live Oak San Antonio Sdn Antonio Corpus Christi Austin Harlingen anu 1.l-ia St. Vincent's Home I I I9 So. Alamo Street CA 7-I479 Compliments ot Allsteel Fence Co. 4300 Fredericksburg Rd. PE 4-026l Broadway Bowling Alleys Air Conditioned 8 I4 Broadway CA 3.0591 Zuschlag's Grocery 81 Appliance 5l07 So. Flores St. LOUIS FEED MILL Highest Prices Paid For Grain Six Star Brands Baby Chiclcs--Hog Feed-Sweet Feed Laying Mash 81 Poultry Feed l8'K Dairy Ration 2l48 Gonzales Rd. LE 3-l59l -7l -in De Luxe Super Market 5l03 So. Flores La Libertad Bakery and Coffee Shop Pastry tor all occasions Mexican Sweet Bread and French Bread l2l Pleasanton Road LE-2-0365 G5 a'f -fre C I' A mastertul blend ot the world s Finest Cottees At Your Grocer nrcum, WIND - ' +5451 . E X , l 1' - St. Louis Downtown Cleaners For over 25 years Your better apparel cleaners 7l2 S. St. lvlary's CA 7-645l i1.i...-.-1---14 ALAMO NATIONAL BANK SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS l 63 Guarantee Plumbing Co. i600 S. Presa -1-it-it-1. Phil Greenberg Furniture Co. 34I E. Commerce St. CA 7-4922 GRAND LODGE, of the Sons of HERMANN Founded l890 Legal Reserve Fraternal Life Insurance Society 5I5 S. St. Mary's CA 6-926l Dragon Lady Private Club 409 Nt Main Ave. Texas Produce Co. 3I2-3I3 Terminal Mkt. BRUNER'S,lNC. ORMSBY CHEVROLET CO. 457 S. St. Mary's w----1--.--1-a Wes' Television Service The Only Complete Mobile TV Shop 404 Belden Ave. WA 3.6327 Rihm Red 81 White Food Store I'-703 Cincinnati St, WOLFF AND MARX San Antonio's Friendly Department Store .-1ig.1. -in Roberta Stark Hollywood Style Shop Hosiery - Lingerie - Foundations lOl E. Houston CA 2-9453 Louis Bauml, Sr. J, A, Bauml Louis Bauml 81 Son Plastering and Stucco Contractors 7l2 N. Frio CA 3-l06I 4 Sully Fonts Sinclair Service Slalion 503l Broadway TA 2-3 I8 l Prassel's Drug Store Nolan and Pine Sis. 902 Nolan CA 7-9241 947 Bandera PE 4-5I43 VILLA 81 MQRING TILE I I0 Jon Ann 111.1--ui-11-n Broadway Flower Shop 5003 Broadway i17 Charle's Cafe 454 Solidad Complimenls of SCHIFF'S FAMILY si-noe sToRE l804 Fredericksburg Rd. The Rose Shop 5l7 N. S+. Mary's A. Garza Plumbing Co. 526 N. Zarzamora Slreel CA 4-4766 San Anl'onio's Finesl Reslauranls Complele Calering Service San Anfonio, Texas 6858 San Pedro Ave. TA 6-3661 3l I9 W. Commerce Sl. CA 4-4-94l The A. I. Root Co. of Texas Beeswax Candles - Sancluary Lighls 537 So. Flores San Anlonio 5-1-1-1-nl1-1-b FROST NATIONAL BANK San Anlonio, Texas PHS-ers learn early lhal' a penny saved is a penny earned. Rosann Smilh and Barbara Kempl lake Mr. C. A, Krause's advice +ha'l' Frosl Nalional Bank is iusl +he place for deposiling 'lhal exlra money. 1-' 5 I X E e I I S. C. TOPPERWEIN I 1 Plumbing Confracfor ' TEXASQ9REATESl'JEWElERS jaw-A'ElZmalo Repards 8: lnsfallafions ------i- Complimenfs of Rea onable 81 Rel' bl I S la e Saenz Pharmacy l247 W. Thompson Pl. CA 4-8684 I723 Buena Visfa Complimenls ol . A. J. Monier 81 Co. I Durham's Pharmacy 2806 Nebraska S+. Repalr Service I Nelson Insurance Agency ARMY C0-OPERATIVE STORE General Insurance a+ a Savings John B' Nelson 335 Ausfin Road 7I5 Mene+ee Blvcl. CA 2-9059 When You Think of Furnilure, Think of Walker Compllmemls of Walker Furniture Co. l I9 W. Commerce CA 6'92OI I . '-'-111' Tom J. Sheridan Compliment of Tom J. Sheridan I337 W. Hilderbrancl I I337 W. Hilclerbrancl Compli enls of I APPLEWHITE m Reese 81 Associates I Sheer-Melal 81 Roofing M04 Transll- Tower I A. J. Monier 81 Co. Beeville, Texas Repair Service I I446 N. Flores S+. 4 Ana Martha Tellez finds it hard to decide which one of those party dresses she should choose. But she knows that, with the help of Miss Gregory, saleslady, she can always 'Find that just right outfit at Sears, Roebuck and Co. SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. 51-1--1--11-1-1 Congratulations to The SENIQRS '51, DAMON'S RESTAURANT ll0 Austin Hwy. Tandy Leather Co. Leathercraft Supplies 306 E. Commerce St. CA-4-822 l Easy Terms Home Owned National Credit Clothiers ll3 W. Houston Clothing for the Entire Family on Easy Terms San Antonio CA'7-0654 Lynvals Dru Store 9 lFormerly JOY'S Drug Storel K xi ii. , 2423 N. St. Mary's Phone PE-6-3l66 i ' ,,,,-,,i,,-, MM Laika MILK ...4 x -A ICE CREAM Compliments of Barney Greenwell Electric Co. 2209 Blanco Rd. Tower Laundry-Cleaners Qualily Laundry 8: Cleaning 7 Hour Service Compiimenls ol Salvatierra Lumber 81 Hardware Co TA 2-7272 5905 Broadway 368 Laredo Hwy. San Anlonio, Texas . 1- O. C. Booker Tailoring Chifo's Market 81 Grocery Tuxedoes lo Renl CA 6-956l IO9 Cheslnul ABC Party Rental Specializing in Weddings Silver - Glass - Candelabra - Punch Bowls Monogram and Prinled Napkins CA 4-9ll2 l80l 1.-,l We Try To Please ln Our Meal Deparlmenl - Veal, Porlc, Mullon 8: Poullry 523 Arbor Place Slertzger if J E W E I. E R S 9 Al the Sign al the Clock - Houston al Sl. Milf! DIAMONDS - WATCHES -JEWELRY SILVER - CHINA - GIFTS Since ISYS i- Leal Slreel GOOD WISHES FACULTY AND STUDENTS OP PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHQQL STEWART 81 CO. San Anlonio, Texas Compiimenls oi San Antonio Bag 81 Burlap Corp. 5l5 S. Comal Howes Food Store 232l Blanco Road i HOLIDAY HILL sToRE F'NE5'LVER'5 Burney 81 Felder, lnc. l600 Old Seguin Road 8 I6 Cameron 1 Complimenls ol Ben Rodriguez, I. C. A. l25 Hwy. 90 W. 163 Complimenls of San Antonio Buick Co. 50I Broadway HOPPS Radio, Television 81 Appliances Sales 8: Service Jimmie Hopp 20I5 Nogalilos LE 4-542l DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE I 05 San Pedro Complimenls of Mrs. Emma Mac Fadden 270 Rosemonl' Dr. Complimenls of Pete Tiierina 30I ln'Ierna'I'ional Bldg. SOUTHWEST TILE COMPANY Sfylon Dislribuiors Wholesale 84 Refail Wall Tile, Floor Tile, Drainboards Decoraiive Tile Bafhroom Accessories, Shower Doors Tub Enclosures 605 Culebra Ave. PE 3-0l70 PE 6-3533 Complimenls ol QUEEN CANDY co. 243 W. Commerce Complimenls ol Masters Laundry 81 Cleaners 2225 Blanco Rd. RacheI's Beauty Shop Rachel Carlson, Owner l92I Pleasanlon Rd. WA 3-0883 .,,:gj: x f5 A ' f, J ' N213 W dsl E F,,,,,,,,snrffl0 ' -'22-'-:fax , S If There's Good Ealing Ahead Wilh BuH'er Krusl Breadl SAN ANTONIO CHURCH SCHMIDT VesI'men'Is - SI'-afuary - Prayer Books Chains - Medals - Rosaries CATHOLIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES Call. .. Candles 300 NorI'l1 Main Avenue CA 433l8 AMOS BECK Lawn Dirl'-Sand-Gravel PE 6-3366 Complimenls of Zizik-Kearns Your Ca+I1olic Funeral Home Since I896 i-1-li SAN ANTONIO COCA-CO LA CApi+ol 3-2831 If No Answer Call WAInu'I 3 46 We Service All Makes Commercial - Domesfic AIR CONDITIONING IAII Work Guaranfeedl ALAMO NAT'L BLDG BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. If Jackie Zurovec and Marie++a S+avinol1a didn'+ fasfe 'rhai' pause Ihaf refreshes,' Ihere would only be 49,999,998 Iimes a day! ' 170 LYTLE W. GCSLING 8: CO. I37 Losoya St. Wrights Sports It pays to play Wright Travis at Main CA 5-2283 Trevs Food Market For Top Quality Meats I922 N. Zarzamora LE 6-6826 TEXAS BOLT 81 SCREW CO. San Antonio, Texas Compliments ot Homer's Ice Station 40l Van Ness St. A. M. McNeeI Asphalt Paving Contractor 3l5 Rivas Pe 3.837I C 81 A's Place IO3 Northeast Military Dr. TA 6-9047 United Supply Company Refrigeration - Air Conditioning -'Heating San Antonio 4, Texas PRASSEL LUMBER CO. 300 W. Olmos Compliments ot Custom Home Services II37 W. Hilderbrand Sawtelle, McAllister 8. Friedrich 40I Navarro St. San Antonio, Texas JOSKE'S OF TEXAS Mosel and Terrell Plumbing Co. Complimenls of Main Food Store I8l8 N. Main Ave. Complimenls of The Hoover Co. IOS W. Dewey Complimenls of CHARLlE'S l533 Aus+in Hwy. For Fulure Financial Freedom You Musl Save More of Your Earnings And Earn More For Your Savings GREAT WESTERN PAYS 5M INTEREST GREAT WESTERN LOAN 81 TRUST CO. E. M. Slevens, Pres. IOOO No. Alamo - San OFFICES 'lhroughoul TEXAS Anlonio Complimenis of GUADALUPE LUMBER CO. No. l l627 Guadalupe No. 2 I547 S. Zarzamora Gulf Brokerage l3l N. Main l-- .1 Suchy's Flowers 722 N. S+. Mary's Sl. i San Marco Produce Co. 426-427 Terminal Mk+. We Specialize In Cold Fur Slorage New Monte Carlo Cleaners PE 5-836l l702 W. King's Hwy. BEAULLIEU INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance B. B. Bu+cl1 Beaullieu 6I6 Dewey Pl. PE 5-8I6l Compliments ol GRADUATES Nolan Cash, Inc. 232 Nolan St. Buy and Try Carl F. Kfegel' Roigelelff Grand Lodge of the Order of the ag'Aotl+i Sons of Hermann in the State I of Texas 525 S. St. Mary's St. '::,o,Q, . on o r - OO :If O O . 1 DONALD L. SMITH CO. .0 Q: 'W ' mow.Main ROEGELEIN PROVISION CO. San Antonio Rieger Motors, Inc. GA RZA'S FOOD STORE 3I5 S. Elmendort St. YELLOW CAB CO. When Only The Best Is Good Enough ' 900 Broadway CA 6-9354 ,.-i.- 1- Monarch Poultry 8f Egg Co. We Buy 8: Sell Wholesale Live or Dressed CA 6-4242 F- Gam .. 6I6 Leal Sf. CA 7-5924 Compliments of PATT'S DRUG STORE Gianotti Bag Co. l7l7 Leal St. Walgreen Agency 1--,-.1-, Deason Radio Co. 5I50 Broadway Your RCA Dealer 1 One Block South of the Transit Tower 173 READY MIXED FOR CONCRETE QUALITY ar SERVICE C A L L TU RN ER GRAVEL C0. PHONE 825 Morales CApiTOl 6-3391 SAN ANTONIO W. B. Towman BlENEK'S . 0 Pain? 8: Wallpaper lrrIga+Ion Drainage 8: U'I'ili'l'ies LE 4-232l 432 Aransas Ave WA 2-8l02 Reliable Painlers 81 Paper Hangers CHARLES NEWSON A tomotive Wholesale KEAHEY CLINIC Parls 81 Equipmenl 309 Se-ven+h SI. CA 3-6278 4 1...-i. 3035 W. Commerce S+. 208 Guadalupe S+. A CA 5-7974 Comphmenis oi DR. PEPPER .T-.... 3l90 E. Houslon Printing 81 Litho 4l4 Brooklyn Ave. CA 6-98I5 Wong Grocery Co. Teka Molina l502 S. Flores Sl. CA 7-0I44I 32I5 N. S+. Marys S+. Don Wilsong Texaco Arcadia Grove Cleaners Service Station Courlesy Laundry Service 3743 Fredericksburg Rd. 5208 Broadway Dial TA 6-276l V174 No. 2- Art Beauty Salon 3131 McCullough TA 2-5152 No. 3- 4940 Broadway TA 6-0321 CA-7-4188 , Vollmer Electric Company 418 Elm Street Reed Candle Company 1531 W. Poplar P., O. 8.4121 Station A Compliments ot Jupe Lumber Company' 2314 Gonzales Roacl Congratulations to the Seniors ot '56 FINCK COMPANY 501 South Como! Son Antonio, Texas LE 2-2772 Leslie Neal 81 Sons, lnc. Wholesale llistrilziutor A I- X M Conoco-Uiller Tires ,. 'Wa-,, '57 1 www ' 340 N. Comal CA 7-72 ll i fglifv N, 9 Caps and Gowns cfigm Furnished Free r'fJrff'ze0CCf155'0'l 'nop' 831 S. Flores 2215 Guadalupe 5waavf Compliments ot Smith-Corona Studio Irvin Motor Co. Our Reputation ls Your 1905 Nogalitas Protection LE 4-481 I 532 W. Houston P. E. NARVARTE, SR. Consulting Geophysicist 713 Frost National Banlr Blcl g. 175 Compliments of V. J. KEEFE, INC. ra- A-' xl Ku N -'xi' ff v A G 5 Y 'll CAKES ON LARGE SCALE Jo Ann Wilhelm and Mary Corriqan are looklnq over V. J. Keefe, lnc. Could il' be 'rhal' Mary and Jo Ann are making cakes for 'Hue home economics cleparimenl' on a larger scale? 175 I, ,. A ,V f x 'R .a 'H . ix Y R W ,,,, iwmq ,.,. ...,. ,,,b,,, A ,- , n Y VQ., - Q? 5 . ik iqxguwqkfr . 6 , ,, . Y 5 K A 4 , ., fiiiipggk E X X' . A , f' fp . ax . 'x U gigs. X JH W f Rv 2 . 1052! M ' A-A f' 7 ,- l' '.v:. I 5,13 J fx, J f it ,. 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